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Lawmakers advanced dozens of bills ranging from a massive government reorganization to a ban on gender-affirming health care for minors.

Iowa lawmakers took up over 100 bills in subcommittees in the final days before the Iowa Legislature’s first “funnel” deadline. Bills which have not gained approval from a committee this

State government reorganization, bills impacting LGBTQ students and youth, gun regulations and more were passed overnight Thursday into early Friday

Also, a proposed bill would require school administrators to teach a class.

Most of Gov. Kim Reynolds' priorities for the 2023 legislative session are still on track for approval after this week's funnel deadline.

The bill would take Iowa to a 2.5% individual income tax rate by 2028 and begin ratcheting it down further beginning in 2030.

Legislators ran up against this week’s deadline to pass bills through the committee process, with two House panels working into the early hours on Friday.

Also, lawmakers advanced bills regulating traffic cameras and loosening Iowas child labor laws.

The students left classes and marched to the Pentacrest for a rally against what they regard as anti-LGBTQ bills in the Iowa Legislature

The bill would take Iowa to a 2.5% individual income tax rate by 2028 and begin ratcheting it down further beginning in 2030.