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More Iowa public records, open meetings cases going to court - Vimarsana News

More Iowa public records, open meetings cases going to court

Iowa judges recently have sided with open government advocates trying to gain access to public records and attend public meetings — with the latest ruling requiring the state to pay $135,000 in legal fees for three media organizations denied records by Gov. Kim Reynolds. But advocates want to see more penalties to discourage secrecy.

Iowa Board of Medicine to create rules for six-week abortion ban as law remains blocked - Vimarsana News

Iowa Board of Medicine to create rules for six-week abortion ban as law remains blocked

The law, temporarily blocked earlier this week, faces a long legal battle.

Supervisors open bids for tornado siren project | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Supervisors open bids for tornado siren project | News, Sports, Jobs

The fifth anniversary of the July 19, 2018, EF-3 tornado that left devastating damage in Marshalltown seemed like a fitting day for the Marshall County Board of

Iowa Board of Medicine to create rules for six-week abortion ban as law remains blocked - Vimarsana News

Iowa Board of Medicine to create rules for six-week abortion ban as law remains blocked

The law, temporarily blocked earlier this week, faces a long legal battle.

Iowa Board of Medicine will write rules for six-week abortion ban, even as law remains blocked - Vimarsana News

Iowa Board of Medicine will write rules for six-week abortion ban, even as law remains blocked

Even though a judge’s ruling this week blocked enforcement of a new abortion law in Iowa, the process that will draft rules for the law’s implementation will continue.