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Some Iowa GOP lawmakers push to revive death penalty. Here's the crimes it would cover - Vimarsana News

Some Iowa GOP lawmakers push to revive death penalty. Here's the crimes it would cover

Some Republicans legislators are renewing their push to allow the death penalty in Iowa.

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Iowa bill would reinstate death penalty for police killers - Vimarsana News

Iowa bill would reinstate death penalty for police killers

As written, the bill could apply to anyone convicted of first-degree murder, but lawmakers plan to amend it to pertain only to someone who murders a law enforcement officer.

Gov. Reynolds pitches changes to controversial AEA overhaul bill - Vimarsana News

Gov. Reynolds pitches changes to controversial AEA overhaul bill

While Reynolds’ original bill would have restricted AEAs to providing only special education services, under the proposed amendment the state’s nine area education agencies would be allowed to continue offering education services as well as media services to school districts who request it, if approved by the state.

Iowa lawmakers move forward with bill to prevent financial discrimination - Vimarsana News

Iowa lawmakers move forward with bill to prevent financial discrimination

State senators advanced a bill Monday that would ban financial institutions from “debanking” or discriminating against people on the basis of their religious or conservative political beliefs.

This is not what leadership looks like | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

This is not what leadership looks like | News, Sports, Jobs

These days, with political campaigns that seem to go on forever, Iowans may not recognize the significance of what occurred at polling places across the state o