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Des Moines Register: Gov. Terry Branstad opened a debate Monday over the future of public employees’ pensions in Iowa, although he says he doesn’t want to create financial hardships for government workers and he recognizes the …
A former House majority leader warned his Republican colleagues that they won’t get everything they want, even with control of the Legislature and the governor’s office, because the GOP has its own disagreements, the Cedar Rapids …
Iowa Public Radio: A three-year-old state law to crack down on theft of public funds from Iowa’s smallest cities has not cut down on fraud. Six hundred small towns are now getting surprise visits from the …
Des Moines Register: State officials want to remove health insurance benefits from new union contracts with state and local government workers, eliminating those items from Iowa’s collective bargaining law for public employees. The concept being explored …
Bloomberg: U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack believes the Renewable Fuel Standard will survive a Donald Trump administration. …
Radio Iowa: A federal appeals court has rejected the lawsuit Gov. Terry Branstad and officials from five other states filed to block a California law that Branstad argued discriminates against Iowa egg producers. In 2008, California …
Pleasant Hill police plan to use body cameras to “enhance the level of trust the police department has built with the community we serve,” Police Chief Al Pizzano said in a statement. The cameras can …
Reuters: U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa said he is concerned that state-owned ChemChina, which is buying Swiss crop protection and seed group Syngenta for $43 billion, could use U.S. sovereign immunity laws to shield itself …
Iowa Public Radio: Republicans in the Iowa House have voted to reinstall the leaders who oversaw last week’s GOP success at the ballot box. Republicans now enjoy at a 59 seat majority in the House after …
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