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Groups representing Iowa educators say legislation designed to stop teachers from grooming their students is too broadly written and could have “a chilling effect” on educators connecting with pupils.

If passed it would go into effect for the 2023-24 school year

If passed it would go into effect for the 2023-24 school year

If passed it would go into effect for the 2023-24 school year

Groups representing Iowa educators say legislation designed to stop teachers from grooming their students is too broadly written and could have “a chilling effect” on educators connecting with pupils.

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.

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

Daily Nonpareil. January 20, 2024.

House Study Bill 531 says county jails could withhold photos of people who are arrested until they’re convicted.