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Another busy week at the Capitol. On Tuesday, I met with FFA groups from Lake Mills and Clear Lake and discussed their current activities in FFA and future plans in

A bill proposed in the Iowa Legislature would force state licensing boards to state a reason for rejecting consumer complaints.

Spouses could be compelled to testify in cases involving threats.

“School Choice” Bill Advances Through Sub-Committee

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

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

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.

Three bills addressing child care issues in Iowa advanced through the Iowa House Human Resources Committee last week. In each case, United Way of Central Iowa,

Three bills addressing child care issues in Iowa advanced through the Iowa House Human Resources Committee last week. In each case, United Way of Central Iowa,

It would become an optional feature, but removing it has its critics.