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CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: Iowa Gov. Reynolds places moratorium on state rule-making - Vimarsana News

CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: Iowa Gov. Reynolds places moratorium on state rule-making

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Tuesday signed an executive order putting a moratorium on state agencies drafting new administrative rules.

Fact Checker: Reynolds gets mixed scores in 2023 Condition of the State - Vimarsana News

Fact Checker: Reynolds gets mixed scores in 2023 Condition of the State

The Fact Checker checked seven claims Gov. Kim Reynolds made during her televised speech Tuesday night.

Full text of Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds' 2023 Condition of the State address - Vimarsana News

Full text of Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds' 2023 Condition of the State address

These are the prepared remarks of Gov. Kim Reynolds for her 2023 Condition of the State speech, which she gave Jan. 10.

Readers sound off on baseball's retirees, a homegrown terrorist and recycling – New York Daily News - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on baseball's retirees, a homegrown terrorist and recycling – New York Daily News

Wilton, N.Y.: Not too many big-leaguers hail from Wyoming like the Mets’ Brandon Nimmo (photo), who the team recently re-signed to an eight-year, $162-million free-agent contract. Tom Browning, 62, pitched a perfect game while he was with the Cincinnati Reds. He’s from Caspar. Then there’s pitcher Dennis DeBarr, who, like Nimmo, is from Cheyenne.

New York must protect options for retiree health care - Vimarsana News

New York must protect options for retiree health care

The City Council must exercise leadership and amend Administrative Code 12-126 this month. The consequences of not having the courage to do the right thing will be devastating: active workers and retirees will either lose their choice in health care plans or be forced to pay annual premiums for themselves and their families. Neither option is acceptable. It’s time to amend the code.