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Funnel week: Hands-free driving, public lands bills among dozens clearing committees - Vimarsana News

Funnel week: Hands-free driving, public lands bills among dozens clearing committees

Lawmakers passed dozens of bills through committee Tuesday to keep them available for discussion as they near the the first deadline of the 2024 legislative session.

Muscatine school board approves CMS project plans, 2024-25 school calendar - Vimarsana News

Muscatine school board approves CMS project plans, 2024-25 school calendar

The members of the Muscatine Community School District’s Board of Education gathered this week for its February meeting. Kicking things off were two public hearings.

Library oversight proposals stall as first legislative deadline approaches - Vimarsana News

Library oversight proposals stall as first legislative deadline approaches

Bills focused on oversight and funding for Iowa public libraries may not advance past the first major legislative deadline for the 2024 session, but library advocates said there is still

Lawmakers table bill that would have criminalized unsheltered homelessness in Iowa - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers table bill that would have criminalized unsheltered homelessness in Iowa

DES MOINES — State lawmakers Tuesday considered but ultimately tabled legislation passed in other Republican-led states that would criminalize homelessness and redirect state funding toward state-sanctioned encampments.

Funnel week: Hands-free driving, public lands bills among dozens clearing committees - Vimarsana News

Funnel week: Hands-free driving, public lands bills among dozens clearing committees

Lawmakers passed dozens of bills through committee Tuesday to keep them available for discussion as they near the the first deadline of the 2024 legislative session.