Update 4/8: Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed SF 304 into law Monday following unanimous passage through both chambers of the Iowa Legislature. It was introduced in mid-February, passed the Senate on March...
A bill addressing free speech on college campuses passed the Iowa House on Thursday afternoon on a 52-44 vote.
The bill would designate most outdoor areas of community colleges and state universities...
The Iowa Senate passed a proposal Tuesday to change the processes of the judicial nominating commission for Iowa supreme court justices, which would reduce the power of attorneys in favor of legislative...
Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds announced a new application Tuesday with which Iowans convicted of felonies can apply to restore their voting rights.
The new form no longer requires a $15 application fee,...
The Iowa Senate on Monday afternoon passed a bill addressing free-speech rights on college campuses on a 35-11 vote.
Under Senate File 274, public higher-education institutions could no longer designate...
Buildings on Iowa’s three university campuses may be off-limits for future satellite voting locations under a proposal in the Iowa Senate, which cleared a key legislative deadline Thursday.
Some counties...
The first round of bills have been sifted through committees in the Iowa Legislature. Â The surviving bills are one step closer to becoming law in Iowa, from expanding the CBD program to dispensing birth...
The Iowa House Judiciary Committee unanimously approved a resolution Wednesday to amend the Iowa Constitution to allow felons who have fulfilled their sentence to vote.
The proposal, which passed in...
An Iowa Republican Party official will be the newest member of the state Board of Regents later this spring, maintaining the majority-Republican political balance of the nine-member governing board of...
Sports fans in Iowa may be able to bet on college and professional sports after this legislative session.
Two proposals to legalize and regulate gambling on athletics in Iowa will stay alive...
Iowa is slightly less than a year away from its first-in-the-nation presidential caucuses, and Democratic candidates have begun making campaign stops across the state — more often than not at small,...
Iowa City schools are facing budget cuts despite the recent 2.06 percent increase in state funding allocated to K-12 schools across Iowa. However the growth in funds is making the difference between...
