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Here’s a rundown of what happened this week at the Iowa Legislature as lawmakers wrap up the fourth week of the 2022 session. The Senate Ways and

The latest fight over Iowas education policy ramped up Wednesday as the public had its first opportunity to weigh in on Gov. Kim Reynolds bill.

House lawmakers voted 82 to 10 to make gasoline blends with 15% ethanol the most widely available fuel in Iowa.

The latest fight over Iowas education policy ramped up Wednesday as the public had its first opportunity to weigh in on Gov. Kim Reynolds bill.

Dozens packed a room on Wednesday to speak up about a portion of senate study bill 3080, which discusses using state money to pay for private tuition.

Iowa Senate considering Bill for Parent’s Rights

The latest fight over Iowas education policy ramped up Wednesday as the public had its first opportunity to weigh in on Gov. Kim Reynolds bill.

Conservation groups praised a Senate tax proposal that would channel a statewide tax into protecting natural resources.

Keegan Jones: Improving the public school system would help the average family far more than the latest Republican "school choice" grift.

Under a proposal approved by the Iowa House Judiciary Committee, a person could be compelled to testify against a spouse who allegedly threatened them or a third party or if communications were disclosed to a third party.