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Wally Taylor reviews a proposal on energy production, with promising language on battery storage and a concerning provision on nuclear power.

DES MOINES — Iowa Republican lawmakers advanced a bill on Wednesday that would allow health care providers, facilities and insurance companies to refuse medical care based on moral objections.

Iowa Republican lawmakers advanced a bill on Wednesday that would allow health care providers, facilities and insurance companies to refuse medical care based on moral objections.

Iowa Republican lawmakers advanced a bill on Wednesday that would allow health care providers, facilities and insurance companies to refuse medical care based on moral objections.

Opponents say the bill would hinder care to vulnerable Iowans.

Also, legislation advances that would create new penalties for extortion with AI images.

Draft legislation in Iowa would protect health care workers and institutions from liability for refusing treatments based on their conscience.

Also, Iowa auditor Rob Sand released a report suggesting middle- and lower-income Iowans have a higher property tax burden than high-income wage earners

DES MOINES -- State inspectors no longer would be required to inspect hotels every two years under legislation advanced by a Senate panel.

Sorensen a 'no' vote right now, if it were to come up