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WHO Today In Iowa At 530 November 23, 2015 - Vimarsana News

WHO Today In Iowa At 530 November 23, 2015

First on 13. Were coming off another deadly weekend in des moines this morning. Police now trying to find answers behind what started as a call for help, and ended as a double homicide. It started around 7 last night. Thats when police were called to the 42hundred block of hull on a call for help. When they got there, police say they found two victims inside the home. Both had been shot. No word this morning on what led to the double shooting. Or who the victims were. Police say theyre waiting to release that information until after theyve contacted family members. Well keep you updated as we ...

General Mills boosts D.C. lobbying presence as Congress reviews food policy - Vimarsana News

General Mills boosts D.C. lobbying presence as Congress reviews food policy

General Mills spent $360,000 on lobbying in the first quarter this year — nearly half of what it spent in all of 2021.

General Mills boosts D.C. lobbying presence as Congress reviews food policy - Vimarsana News

General Mills boosts D.C. lobbying presence as Congress reviews food policy

The figures suggest General Mills is fortifying its government influence operations after several years of reduced activity, and comes as lawmakers in D.C. craft a billion-dollar food and agriculture bill that will set policy for years to come.

Biden chooses Vilsack to return as ag secretary - Vimarsana News

Biden chooses Vilsack to return as ag secretary

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack spent eight years sitting behind this desk at the USDA building during the Obama administration and now plans to return to serve in the Biden administration. Obama’s 8-year agricultural secretary returns to again head up USDA with new goals. After days of speculation and anonymous sources, President-elect Joe Biden officially announced that he has asked Tom Vilsack to return to serve as the agriculture secretary after serving eight years during the Obama administration.  Vilsack served as the governor of Iowa from 1999 to 2007, and currently serves a...