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

The Iowa legislature is approaching its first deadline for bills to remain eligible for consideration in the 2023 legislative session.

New legislation would allow people to have guns and ammunition in their vehicles at schools, colleges, prisons and their workplaces.

One proposal would require schools to have a library program with "age-appropriate" material, while another would require parents permission to check out a book restricted by another school.

Iowa Republicans advanced bills on Wednesday that would restrict which materials are available in school libraries amid increased scrutiny from Republicans and conservative activists around material they consider to be

New legislation that would allow people to have guns and ammunition in their vehicles at schools, colleges, prisons and their workplaces received preliminary approval from an Iowa Senate subcommittee on

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

Bans on certain accommodations for transgender youth were passed through subcommittees in both chambers Tuesday.

A bill restricting eminent domain for CO2 pipelines will survive in the House, but its chances are murky in the Senate.

Lily, a 7-year-old transgender girl from Ankeny, testified Tuesday at the Iowa Capitol in a legislative hearing on a proposal from Republican legislators to bar transgender students from using school