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Cedar Rapids Gazette: A proposal to restore the voting rights of felons after they complete their sentences — a priority for Gov. Kim Reynolds — hit a roadblock Thursday and no longer will be considered this …
Cedar Rapids Gazette: A legislative panel is considering options for the State Historical Building, including a move to the State Fairgrounds, given the building’s need for up to $50 million in repairs. Lawmakers on the …
The U.S. General Services Administration is determined to develop a $136 million federal courthouse at a downtown Des Moines location that many believe will serve an injustice to development along the Des Moines River. In an email …
Radio Iowa: Iowa Rep. Cindy Axne has introduced a bill that would make permanent an expired federal tax credit for cellulosic or biofuels. Axne, a Democrat from West Des Moines, said reviving the $1.01 per gallon …
Cedar Rapids Gazette: Years after a local contractor sued the University of Iowa to be paid for millions of dollars of work on the UI Stead Family Children’s Hospital, appellate judges ruled Wednesday — again — …
Local business and elected officials will not meet Friday with representatives of the U.S. General Services Administration to discuss plans for a new federal courthouse on prime downtown Des Moines development property. The meeting, called …
The Waukee Planning and Zoning Commission has approved an initial plat for a 187,834-square-foot Fleet Farm retail building that Hurd Real Estate Services plans to develop on a nearly 20-acre property north of Interstate 80 …
Former Iowa Supreme Court Justice Daryl Hecht, who retired in December to undergo treatment for melanoma, has died, according to a release from the Iowa Judicial Branch. Hecht, 66, was appointed to the court in …
Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley and Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon of the Senate Finance Committee are seeking information into a private disability care network after recent reports of abuse, neglect and a possible death — …
Cedar Rapids Gazette: A UnitedHealthCare executive on Monday disputed state officials’ version of why the company is pulling out of the state’s Medicaid managed-care program. The loss of millions of dollars due to underfunding of Medicaid …
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