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1 week ago | cbs2iowa.com | Skylar Tallal

DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa landowners are calling on Governor Kim Reynolds to sign the bill dealing with carbon capture pipelines. The bill doesn't outright ban eminent domain for CO2 pipelines. Instead, it clearly defines what constitutes as public use which is required in order for a company to be granted eminent domain. "Governor Reynolds please do the right thing and sign House File 639," Jeff Reints, a landowner in Butler County, said.

1 week ago | cbs2iowa.com | Skylar Tallal

DES Moines, Iowa — Iowa Democrats are calling on U.S. senators to oppose President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” saying it will hurt health care in Iowa. President Trump’s proposal passed the House and is still waiting on action from the Senate. It includes funding cuts to Medicaid and new work requirements for able-bodied Americans. Iowa Democrats fear the changes could put Iowans’ health at risk. “Medicaid isn’t some abstract government program,” Linn County Supervisor Sami Scheetz said.

1 week ago | ktvo.com | Skylar Tallal

DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa Democrats are calling on U.S. senators to oppose President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” saying it will hurt health care in Iowa. President Trump’s proposal passed the House and is still waiting on action from the Senate. It includes funding cuts to Medicaid and new work requirements for able-bodied Americans. Iowa Democrats fear the changes could put Iowans’ health at risk. “Medicaid isn’t some abstract government program,” Linn County Supervisor Sami Scheetz said.

1 week ago | ktvo.com | Skylar Tallal

DES MOINES, Iowa — ATV and UTV deaths in Iowa are on the rise, according to data from the Iowa Department of Transportation. “When we look at ATVs and UTVs and where their primary use is supposed to be—off-road, on trails, on the farm, in that rugged terrain at low speeds—that’s when they’re safest,” said Sgt. Alex Dinkla, public information officer for the Iowa State Patrol.

1 week ago | khqa.com | Skylar Tallal

DES MOINES, Iowa — ATV and UTV deaths in Iowa are on the rise, according to data from the Iowa Department of Transportation. “When we look at ATVs and UTVs and where their primary use is supposed to be—off-road, on trails, on the farm, in that rugged terrain at low speeds—that’s when they’re safest,” said Sgt. Alex Dinkla, public information officer for the Iowa State Patrol.