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Commercial property taxation is getting more attention as the Iowa Legislature heads toward the finish line, and once again we’re wondering whether any action will be taken. The conversation has gone on for years. And …
The National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) has compared the virtues of annual state budgets vs. two-year state budgets, and after long and careful consideration reached a conclusion that can be summed up this way:…
”Crazy” was a word used to describe the decision made by four recent Drake University Law School graduates. “Overly ambitious” was another way of putting it.
“Pleasantly surprised” and “better than any of us imagined” …
Attorney General Tom Miller announced that a court-appointed receiver today transferred more than $215 million to the state of Iowa as a partial recovery in the Westbridge Capital Management fraud case.
In 2009, the two …
Two Central Iowa companies received state incentive awards this morning from the Iowa Economic Development Board.
Capital City Fruit Co. received $215,000 in direct financial assistance and tax incentives for a proposed 84,000-square-foot office, distribution …
Gov. Terry Branstad has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff beginning at 8 a.m. on Friday until 8 a.m. on Monday in honor of two Iowa soldiers: Sgt. Brent Maher, who was killed on …
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Justice announced Tuesday that Sioux City-based Terra Industries Inc., one of the nation’s largest producers of nitric acid and nitrogen fertilizers, has agreed to pay …
Gov. Terry Branstad granted a request from David Worley, commandant of the Iowa Veterans Home in Marshalltown, to indefinitely postpone his resignation while Worley seeks additional medical advice that might allow him to remain in …
Scott Norvell, president and CEO of Master Builders of Iowa, has been appointed by Gov. Terry Branstad to serve as chairman of the state’s vertical infrastructure advisory committee, whose tasks include making recommendations to the …
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said today that there is “no risk” the United States will lose its AAA credit rating, saying political prospects for long-term deficit reduction are improving, Reuters reported.
Geithner made the …
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