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Gov. Kim Reynolds' appointees confirmed by slim margins in Iowa Senate | Iowa - Vimarsana News

Gov. Kim Reynolds' appointees confirmed by slim margins in Iowa Senate | Iowa

A handful of Gov. Kim Reynolds’ picks to lead state agencies and serve on state boards and commissions were confirmed to their roles with little to no bipartisan support under

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Iowa Senate OKs Gov. Kim Reynolds' pick to lead Department of Education - Vimarsana News

Iowa Senate OKs Gov. Kim Reynolds' pick to lead Department of Education

Republicans united in supporting Chad Aldis as director of the Iowa Department of Education, while Democrats objected to his stance on "school choice."

Continued job growth drops Iowa unemployment to 2.9% in February - Vimarsana News

Continued job growth drops Iowa unemployment to 2.9% in February

Factories and local governments led the hiring in February, adding a total of about 2,000 workers in the state.

Gov. Reynolds Awards $13.5 Million To Expand Health Careers Through Apprenticeships - Vimarsana News

Gov. Reynolds Awards $13.5 Million To Expand Health Careers Through Apprenticeships

Governor Kim Reynolds today awarded $13.5 million in funding for apprenticeship programs to help expand health careers across Iowa. Iowa’s Health Care

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Gov Kim Reynolds Awards $13.5 Million To Expand Health Careers Through Apprenticeships - Vimarsana News

Gov Kim Reynolds Awards $13.5 Million To Expand Health Careers Through Apprenticeships

DES MOINES, IOWA (April 13, 2023) — Governor Kim Reynolds today awarded $13.5 million in funding for apprenticeship programs to help expand health careers across Iowa. Iowa’s Health Careers Registered Apprenticeship (RA) Program, first introduced last year, has grown this year to support programs in even more high-demand occupations in health-care.The $13.5 million in new