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Legislation that might prevent the immediate release of most jail booking photos in Iowa received preliminary approval by a House subcommittee on Tuesday.

Mug shots of individuals booked into Iowa jails following an arrest would no longer be considered public records under legislation advanced Tuesday in the Iowa House.

The bill would establish stronger requirements for pharmacy benefit managers.

The bill would stop police, county sheriffs and other law enforcement in the state from releasing booking photos following a person’s arrest or while in the custody of a law enforcement agency, unless the person is a fugitive, has been convicted, pleaded guilty to the charges, is deemed an “imminent threat,” or the photo’s release would aid authorities in apprehending the individual.

Mug shots of individuals booked into Iowa jails following an arrest would no longer be considered public records under legislation advanced Tuesday in the Iowa House.

Carl Olsen: The bill would allow the state to revoke medical cannabidiol registration cards for those under correctional supervision.

The following is a look back at some of the goings-on at Fort Madison Community School District over the course of 2023.

Laura Belin considers why Iowa GOP lawmakers are now advancing bills that died in committee just two years ago.

Increases in total value would bring down property tax rate under the proposal.

Legislation that would allow dairy farms in Iowa to sell raw milk to consumers is headed to Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds for her signature.