Long known as the Henderson House, one historic mansion in Marion will now move forward under a new name: The Smyth.
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Long known as the Henderson House, one historic mansion in Marion will now move forward under a new name: The Smyth.
Deal limits state’s ability to rely on driver’s license records for citizenship data.
The agreement calls for exploration of how to ensure regional representation in waste management decisions.
The proposed legislation also would change Medicaid income limits for disabled Iowans.
The bill would prohibit companies from operating porn sites and apps unless they use age verification to block underage access.
The Coralville City Council will reconsider its use of automatic license plate reader cameras after the Iowa Attorney General’s Office flagged the city’s policy that limits the use of the cameras for immigration enforcement.
If approved, a proposed memory care facility would be the first zoned multifamily property in unincorporated Linn County.
An Iowa House bill would overhaul how social studies is taught in K-12 schools, add new civics testing requirements and require Holocaust education. The proposal drew pushback from education groups who say much of the content is already covered under recently updated standards.
C.R. schools awarded IDEA-DA Continuous Improvement Grant by Iowa Department of Education for demonstrating the district’s ‘need’ and ‘commitment’ to the work.
Steen, a former state agency director, told members of a suburban Des Moines conservative group that he is “a business guy” with “a faith foundation”
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The Republican chair of Iowa’s House Higher Education Committee has referred three University of Iowa job advertisements to the attorney general for containing “DEI language” -- which has been banned by recently-passed legislation.
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