Under current law, Iowa youth must finish an online hunter education course and complete an in-person “field day” before they can get a state hunting license, but a bill that’s
A half dozen parents of children with disabilities are urging lawmakers to reject a plan that would prevent future governors from abandoning the system that has private insurance companies managing
The Cedar Rapids School Board plans to eliminate 20 full-time teaching positions from its middle and high schools next budget year in an effort to cut costs. The board earlier
The Iowa Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division reports it handled more than 4,000 complaints last year, marking the second straight year with an increase. Attorney General Brenna Bird says complaints
The Dallas County Sheriff says a man is charged with making threats of a bombs in the courthouse on the day he was set to be sentenced. The Sheriff’s Office
Iowa teachers could exclude disruptive or violent students from their classrooms if a bill approved by the House becomes law. The bill requires a meeting between the teacher and principal
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he’ll try, try again to make the case in a Senate Ag Committee hearing this afternoon for the year-round sale of the blend of gasoline
A company based in central Iowa has found a way to recycle the giant blades from wind turbines, using their ground up parts when making concrete traffic barriers that are
The fundraising leaders in Iowa’s race for governor have filed the paperwork to qualify for the June primary ballots. Candidates for governor are required to submit at least 3500 signatures
A report from the Iowa Attorney General’s Office says the fatal shooting of a man by a Marion Police officer was justified. Marion Officer Spenser Hartman responded to a call
