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Group says the USDA imposed zero fines or license revocations in 2025
Mark Anderson, 36, of Mankato, Minn., was arrested and charged with impersonating an FBI agent in a foiled bid to free Mangione from a federal jail in New York City.
Entertainers, tech executives and athletes increasingly voicing concern about ICE tactics in Minneapolis and beyond
Delight awaits visitors to north central Iowa with architecture, culture, history, recreation and unique eateries in Mason City and Charles City.
The Iowa Democratic Party is carrying nearly $200,000 in debt after repaying money tied to disgraced cryptocurrency executives, according to the party’s latest state financial disclosure report.
Kianna McCune, mother of 16 year-old Michael McCune, who was ambushed and fatally shot in 2023, asked Wednesday — for the fifth time — for for justice during a sentencing for the fourth teen convicted in her son’s murder.
Iowa Senate Republican lawmakers advanced a proposal Tuesday that would allow Iowa to revoke public pension benefits from public employees convicted of felonies, while acknowledging the bill’s current language is overly broad and will require changes.
A long awaited meeting between two members of the Johnson County Board of Supervisors and representatives of Havenpark Communities, a Utah based mobile home park owner, took place Tuesday afternoon in Iowa City.
Iowa Senate committee advances bill that would require county registrars to verify the U.S. citizenship of Iowans registering to vote using the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements, or SAVE.
The proposed legislation would require school districts to verify the identity and employment eligibility of all employees, and state regulators to confirm the lawful presence of any individuals who apply for state licensure.
The county was able to bump its fiscal year 2027 increase up from its original expectation of 3.5 percent, thanks to a larger-than-expected budget surplus.
The legislation would ban local governments from issuing identification cards like the ones issued by a Johnson County program that has been around since 2015.
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