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The Des Moines City Council will take the next formal step toward a vote on the 1 percent local option sales and service tax when it meets Wednesday. Under state law, city governments can submit …
Former U.S. Sen. John C. Culver died Wednesday at the age of 86 at his home in Washington, D.C., according to a statement released by the John C. Culver Public Policy Center at Simpson College. He was …
Three former officers with the University of Iowa Department of Public Safety are suing the UI and several administrators for allegedly enabling “a culture of discrimination” within its law enforcement ranks, reports the Cedar Rapids Gazette. …
The West Des Moines City Council will vote today on a series of delays in the completion dates for Microsoft Corp.’s data farm that will be located west of Interstate 35 in portions of Warren …
Brenna Smith will leave her jobs as press secretary to Gov. Kim Reynolds and Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg on Jan. 2 to pursue opportunities outside state government, according to a release. Smith has worked for …
The Bureau of Economic Analysis, a federal agency that produces official statistics on the U.S. economy, is required to suspend all operations until Congress appropriates funding for this fiscal year, the bureau announced in a …
Gov. Kim Reynolds on Friday announced the appointment of Kathleen Law of Des Moines as an appointed member of the State Judicial Nominating Commission, according to a news release. Law fills a vacancy created by …
Des Moines Register: Iowa is offering 1 percent across-the-board wage increases for each of the next two years to unions representing thousands of state employees in contract talks. The largest union — Council 61 of the …
Successful Farming: After playing a key role in development of the 2018 farm bill, Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley voted “no” in the final tally. For the past three farm bills, Grassley has advocated for caps on …
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