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1 week ago |
desmoinesregister.com | Brianne Pfannenstiel |Sabine Martin
Republican Brad Sherman, a Williamsburg pastor and former state representative, announced in February he would run for governor in 2026, regardless of what Reynolds chose to do. Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird issued a statement congratulating Reynolds and hinting that she would be considering a run herself. Gov. Kim Reynolds' announcement to not seek reelection in 2026 leaves the playing field open for other Republican candidates to step in. When Iowa Gov.
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Kayla Jimenez |Finch Walker |Kelly Meyerhofer |Natalie Neysa Alund |Sabine Martin
Officials at Brevard Public Schools said the Florida district would renew a high school teacher's contract after she referred to a student by a chosen without parental permission. Kayla Jimenez Finch Walker Kelly Meyerhofer Natalie Neysa Alund Sabine MartinUSA TODAYTeachers are facing blowback amid conflicts over using students' preferred names and pronouns.
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2 weeks ago |
desmoinesregister.com | Stephen Gruber-Miller |Marissa Payne |Sabine Martin
Stephen Gruber-Miller Marissa Payne Sabine MartinDes Moines RegisterA bill shielding pesticide manufacturers from lawsuits joined a long list of casualties of the Iowa Legislature’s second “funnel” deadline. But the bill cutoff has left lawmakers closer to implementing work requirements for Medicaid recipients and banning diversity, equity and inclusion programs. The funnel, which was Friday, helps lawmakers narrow their priorities as the legislative session nears, in theory, its final weeks.
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3 weeks ago |
desmoinesregister.com | Sabine Martin
The bill would have shielded agricultural chemical makers from failure to warn lawsuits if their product labels complied with federal rules. House Speaker Pat Grassley, R-New Hartford, said there isn't enough support in the caucus for the bill to keep it alive through the second legislative "funnel."An Iowa bill pushed by agricultural chemical companies and their stakeholders to limit lawsuits appears to be dead this session, Republican House leadership said Thursday.
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3 weeks ago |
desmoinesregister.com | Sabine Martin
Iowa senators advanced legislation that would allow voluntary easements outside of a pipeline's notice corridor. Lawmakers say it will help avoid the use of eminent domain. Senators unanimously supported the bill, but Democratic lawmakers did not support the amendment that made sweeping changes to the legislation. Rep. Steven Holt, R-Denison, said the Senate's proposed changes to the eminent domain and carbon capture pipeline bill strip its key objectives.
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