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Legislators to try again for Paid Family and Medical Leave - Vimarsana News

Legislators to try again for Paid Family and Medical Leave

A new version of the Paid Family and Medical Leave bill would, if enacted, extend leave benefits to families of military service members, among other changes made after it failed to pass in previous legislative sessions. The bill is sponsored by Senate Pro Tem Mimi Stewart, D-Albuquerque, state Rep. Linda Serrato, D-Santa Fe. Under the

Iowa lawmakers weigh sweeping changes to electric, gas rate regulations - Vimarsana News

Iowa lawmakers weigh sweeping changes to electric, gas rate regulations

DES MOINES — The Iowa Legislature’s commerce committees have begun to review a study into the way the state regulates utility companies and their method of raising rates for customers.

Legislature may tighten law over foreign farmland ownership - Vimarsana News

Legislature may tighten law over foreign farmland ownership

Iowa lawmakers say they expect to see bills in the upcoming legislative session to tighten state law on foreign ownership of farmland.

Iowa legislature may tighten law over foreign farmland ownership, address other ag issues - Vimarsana News

Iowa legislature may tighten law over foreign farmland ownership, address other ag issues

Iowa lawmakers say they expect to see bills in the upcoming legislative session to tighten state law on foreign ownership of farmland.

Iowa Legislature may tighten law over foreign farmland ownership - Vimarsana News

Iowa Legislature may tighten law over foreign farmland ownership

The hottest topics were about energy, pipelines and farmland ownership. Water quality may get limited exposure through a bill that seeks to relax restrictions on developers. Because Republicans have majorities in the Iowa Senate and House of Representatives, what their caucus wants, they likely will get.