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State lawmakers advance bill that would increase penalties for fentanyl deaths - Vimarsana News

State lawmakers advance bill that would increase penalties for fentanyl deaths

DES MOINES, Iowa (KWWL)- An Iowa House Committee advanced a bill on Wednesday that would substantially increase penalties for those who deliver, dispense, or provide fentanyl that leads to someone's

Source: kimt.com
Iowa lawmakers consider expanding grain sale protection - Vimarsana News

Iowa lawmakers consider expanding grain sale protection

New legislation that was advanced Wednesday by an Iowa Senate panel would increase the size of a farmer-protection fund and expand the types of grain sales that are covered by it.

Iowa House Republicans introduce new AEA plan as senators amend governor's bill | Iowa News - Vimarsana News

Iowa House Republicans introduce new AEA plan as senators amend governor's bill | Iowa News

House and Senate lawmakers are taking vastly different approaches to Gov. Kim Reynolds’ controversial proposal to revamp Iowa’s Area Education Agencies.

Iowa House Republicans introduce new AEA plan as senators amend governor's bill | News - Vimarsana News

Iowa House Republicans introduce new AEA plan as senators amend governor's bill | News

House and Senate lawmakers are taking vastly different approaches to Gov. Kim Reynolds’ controversial proposal to revamp Iowa’s Area Education Agencies.

Lawmakers seek to decertify police officers for repeated intoxicated driving - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers seek to decertify police officers for repeated intoxicated driving

A police officer who is twice convicted of operating while intoxicated would automatically lose law enforcement certification under a bill that received preliminary approval in the Iowa House on Wednesday.