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Senators rewrite bill to restrict research of meat substitutes - Vimarsana News

Senators rewrite bill to restrict research of meat substitutes

A bill that was amended in the Iowa Senate would prohibit the state’s regent universities from researching “manufactured protein products.”

Politics Notebook | Iowa lawmakers advance supplemental state aid proposal - Vimarsana News

Politics Notebook | Iowa lawmakers advance supplemental state aid proposal

Iowa House Republicans advanced a bill Thursday to allow 3 percent of growth in Supplemental State Aid to Iowa’s public school districts. House Study Bill 712 passed the Iowa House Education Committee along party lines, 15-8, on Thursday afternoon. Iowa’s public school districts receive supplemental state aid, or SSA, in addition to local property tax...

Iowa House GOP advances new AEA, teacher pay plan - Vimarsana News

Iowa House GOP advances new AEA, teacher pay plan

Special education advocates call it an ‘improvement’ but say changes needed

Iowa House Area Education Agency overhaul advances - Vimarsana News

Iowa House Area Education Agency overhaul advances

Iowa House lawmakers’ new plan to overhaul Iowa’s Area Education Agencies advanced out of the Iowa House Education Committee on Thursday, barely scraping upcoming legislative deadlines. House Study Bill 713 makes massive changes to Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ original proposal to overhaul the nine AEAs. The changes are to key parts of the governor’s bill....

From the Desk of Senator Giddens: What's Your Top Priority in 2024? | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

From the Desk of Senator Giddens: What's Your Top Priority in 2024? | News, Sports, Jobs

In the early weeks of the legislative session we’ve seen lots of bills on a variety of divisive topics, many of which I disagree with outright or at the very