The Gazette2d
Iowa Senate Republicans advance Reynolds’ $1 billion unemployment tax cut proposal
Iowa businesses would pay nearly $1 billion less to fund benefits for unemployed workers under a proposal by Gov. Kim ...
Iowa becomes first state to remove civil rights protections for trans people
Iowa is the first state to repeal civil rights protections for transgender people from state code and advocates for the ...
Iowa Senate advances bill that would cut $1 billion in unemployment taxes for businesses
A Senate committee on Monday passed Gov. Kim Reynolds' proposal to lower unemployment taxes for businesses, which will result in a $1 billion tax cut.
Iowa’s governor signs a bill removing gender identity protections from the state’s civil rights code
Iowa has became the first U.S. state to remove gender identity protections from its civil rights code. Republican Gov.
The Dispatch–Argus1d
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds' natural disaster relief bills advance in Iowa Legislature
Nearly a year after Iowa saw historic flooding and tornadoes, legislation proposed by Gov. Kim Reynolds would help fund and ...
Gov. Kim Reynolds explains why she signed the Iowa law repealing transgender civil rights
Senate File 418 removes gender identity as a protected class in the Iowa Civil Rights Act, which shields Iowans from ...
Iowa governor signs bill ending transgender rights protections despite large protests
Iowa's governor signed legislation removing gender identity protections on Friday from the state's civil rights code, despite ...
JD Supra1d
Iowa Governor Signs Law Making State the First to Remove Gender Identity Protections From Civil Rights Code
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds signed legislation making the state the first to remove antidiscrimination protections for ...
Yahoo9d
What to know about Kim Reynolds' massive energy bill, advancing in the Iowa Legislature
Kim Reynolds, addressing everything from support for renewed nuclear power generation to building farm-based anaerobic ...
Opinion
To protect children, Iowa vape directory law must be implemented | Opinion
The directory was supposed to be protecting Iowans by now, and it should remain a priority as a lawsuit proceeds, writes Don Burd.