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Action Alert: Stop Republican Efforts To Expose CAFO Whistleblowers - Vimarsana News

Action Alert: Stop Republican Efforts To Expose CAFO Whistleblowers

Please read the following alert from Jefferson County Farmers and Neighbors (JFAN) and take action if you agree whistleblowers should not be subject to retaliation. Time is of the essence. The bill is on its way to committee. ACTION ALERT - Stop Senate Study Bill 3103! A new bill introduced in the Iowa Senate would…

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

This is not what leadership looks like - Vimarsana News

This is not what leadership looks like

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 on November 5, 1968. Voters approved an amendment to the Iowa Constitution that day, ending the Legislature’s practice of only meeting eve

Iowa bill to strengthen farmland ownership reporting gets early bipartisan nod - Vimarsana News

Iowa bill to strengthen farmland ownership reporting gets early bipartisan nod

A trio of Iowa state senators — two Republicans and one Democrat — recommended a bill Tuesday put forth by Gov. Kim Reynolds that would tighten reporting requirements for land that is owned or leased by foreigners.

Death penalty debated for murder of police, prison employees - Vimarsana News

Death penalty debated for murder of police, prison employees

State senators gave initial approval Monday to a bill that would bring back the death penalty in Iowa for first-degree murder cases where a person intentionally murders a police officer