Kathie Obradovich

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has vetoed a budget item for University of Northern Iowa for out-of-state tuition changes but vowed to further work with the university next year, @BrooklynDraisey reports via @Report4America. https://t.co/5cO4uEpB5i

More than 100 heavy-duty military vehicles and weapons systems will parade down Constitution Avenue in the nation’s capital Saturday, @Ashley__Murray reports. https://t.co/knR2ObCTbi

Gov. Kim Reynolds' veto message for House File 639, which would have imposed new restrictions on hazardous liquid pipelines. https://t.co/krwSk8K9z1

A North Dakota ethanol plant with plans to expand into sustainable aviation fuel is tying plans for a second plant to the fate of the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline, @NDMonitor reports. https://t.co/DiqjGc6qTN

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is investigating reports of dead fish, and an observed “strong, septic odor” at Dean Lake in eastern Des Moines, @koons_cami reports. https://t.co/fsaIoS5VKP

A lawsuit alleging the U.S. Department of Agriculture has failed to enforce animal-welfare laws in the state of Iowa remains at a standstill while the litigants wait for a judge’s ruling, Clark Kauffman reports. https://t.co/Ls3oBCquXi

State Sen. Zach Wahls said he is running for U.S. Senate to support “hardworking” families and to fix the problems he and other Iowans are facing, like the high cost of groceries, child care and medications, Cami Koons reports. #iapolitics https://t.co/iEk3rIJU3I

The Trump administration’s deployment of National Guard troops and U.S. Marines to protests over immigration raids in Los Angeles will cost the federal government about $134 million, a Pentagon official said Tuesday, @jacob_fischler reports. https://t.co/OvkgPo3GG6

President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs can go forward while the administration fights to overturn a lower court’s decision that ruled the global import taxes unlawful, according to a U.S. appeals court order late Tuesday, @Ashley__Murray reports. https://t.co/R4WMJIQThV

The Iowa Board of Regents heard Tuesday from a former university president and search expert on the process of hiring a new ISU president and pitfalls to avoid, @BrooklynDraisey reports via @Report4America. https://t.co/eMhwHIy6JJ

National Institutes of Health Director Jay Bhattacharya testified Tuesday that he will work with Congress to potentially reverse a steep cut to the agency’s funding the White House proposed earlier this year in its budget request, @JenniferShutt reports. https://t.co/5a3QwheiKB

Concerns over the use of cellphones in classrooms took center stage Tuesday at a hearing in a U.S. House education panel, as an increasing number of states restrict the use of electronic devices during instruction time, @ShauneenMiranda reports. https://t.co/rMHWAV9LcR

Members of a U.S. Senate panel probed witnesses Tuesday about how the federal government can ensure public safety at major international sporting events such as the Olympics and World Cup, @ArianaLFigueroa reports. https://t.co/0ThLpOSbji

The ACLU of Iowa has filed a civil rights complaint on behalf of The Satanic Temple Iowa, alleging state officials discriminated against the group by denying it permission to hold a winter celebration in the Iowa Capitol, Clark Kauffman reports. https://t.co/2kQg7KspHJ

An Iowa industrial egg supplier is denying allegations that it engaged in human trafficking or threatened immigrant workers with deportation in retaliation for their complaints, Clark Kauffman reports. https://t.co/CQVA1tGi30

Federal prosecutors on Monday detailed legal arguments for the detention until trial of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Salvadoran man mistakenly deported by the Trump administration, @TNLookout reports. https://t.co/CcaUV43lOo

A lawsuit accusing Casey’s General Stores and an Iowa Board of Regents member of colluding with others as part of an illegal conspiracy to limit competition at fuel pumps has settled out of court, Clark Kauffman reports. https://t.co/ZDF7D3bJCD