Politics & Government

Lawsuit Filed Against Britt’s Mayor by the Police Chief

Britt Police Chief Mark Anderson has filed a lawsuit against Mayor Ryan Arndorfer alleging that Anderson and his husband have…

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Gov. Reynolds: Empowering Parents Wasn’t a Slogan, It Was a Promise

Applications for the Students First Education Savings Account (ESA) program opened at 8:00 am Thursday, prompting thousands of applications from…

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Grassley Believes Debt Ceiling Bill Has Good and Bad Points

The U-S House is expected to vote late today (Wednesday) on raising the nation’s debt ceiling and Iowa’s senior senator…

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Iowa Representatives Vote in favor of Debt Ceiling Bill

The four Republicans who represent Iowa in the U.S. House have voted in favor of a bill that raises the…

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Ernst Tracks Over $1.3 Billion of U.S. Tax Dollars Sent to China and Russia, Promises Accountability for Every Penny

More than $1.3 billion U.S. tax dollars were sent to Russia and China since 2017, according to a new analysis…

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Grassley & Comer to Wray: Provide the Unclassified Documents or Face Contempt

House Committee on Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) and Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) today issued the following statements…

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Forest City Memorial Day Celebration Planned

It is a tradition in Forest City to have a Memorial Day celebration and this year is no exception. Ronnie…

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Memorial Day Ceremonies Planned

Ceremonies are planned across the state Monday for Memorial Day. Iowa Department of Veterans Affairs spokesman, Karl Lettow, says they…

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New Education Laws Passed

Governor Kim Reynolds has signed several bills outlining new policies for Iowa Schools.  One bill is similar to legislation Reynolds…

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New Law Allows for Longer Work Hours for Area Youth

Governor Kim Reynolds has signed a bill into law that will let teenagers work longer hours in Iowa and be…

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