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Gov. Kim Reynolds calls special session to pass Iowa abortion limits - Vimarsana News

Gov. Kim Reynolds calls special session to pass Iowa abortion limits

Gov. Kim Reynolds suffered a defeat at the Iowa Supreme Court last month when the court deadlocked on a 6-week abortion ban, blocking the law.

Hinson Steps In It Big Time | Blog For Iowa - Vimarsana News

Hinson Steps In It Big Time | Blog For Iowa

It has seemed since day one both Ashley Hinson and Marriannette Miller-Meeks have both essentially been sleep walking through their respective terms in congress. Apparently both are relying on an Iowa press that seldom bothers to dig into questions and seldom asks a followup. They also seem to be willing to tie their future and…

Iowa Gov. Reynolds announces new Department of Education leader - Vimarsana News

Iowa Gov. Reynolds announces new Department of Education leader

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds on Thursday announced a change in leadership at the state's Department of Education.

Source: kaaltv.com
Director of Iowa Dept. of Education resigns after 3 months - Vimarsana News

Director of Iowa Dept. of Education resigns after 3 months

DES MOINES, IOWA — The Iowa Department of Education is welcoming a new director for the second time in 2023 after Governor Reynolds’ previous appointee has resigned after three months on the job. On Thursday, the Governor’s office announced that Chad Aldis had resigned as director and would be replaced by McKenzie Snow. Aldis was […]

Source: who13.com
Iowa abortions legal for now after justices deadlock - Vimarsana News

Iowa abortions legal for now after justices deadlock

Abortion will remain legal in Iowa until roughly 20 weeks of pregnancy — for now — after the Iowa Supreme Court split 3-3 in an opinion Friday.