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Public Safety
Iowa law changed to protect more pedestrians
National Politics
GOP attorneys general, including Iowa's Brenna Bird, sue Biden administration and California over rules on gas-powered trucks
The rules being challenged would ban big rigs and buses that run on diesel from being sold in California starting in 2036.
Iowa Politics
Gov. Kim Reynolds signs law consolidating Iowa's mental health system
Reynolds described the current mental health system as "disconnected," adding these changes will provide a "unified behavioral health system."
Iowa Politics
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs new education bill into law
Courses would be required to cover the history of World War One and Two, the Declaration of Independence and the founding of Iowa.
Iowa Politics
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs education bill into law in Davenport
Iowa schools will now be required to include lessons about multiple topics, including the World Wars, the Cold War, 9/11 and the origins of Israel.
Elections
Absentee voting begins for Iowa's June 4 primary
Requests for absentee ballots must be submitted by Monday, May 20, but in-person early voting will be available until Monday, June 3.
Elections
Absentee voting kicks off Wednesday for Iowa's June 4 primary
The deadline to request an absentee ballot is Monday, May 20.
National
Iowa Attorney General launches multi-state lawsuit against California
This lawsuit claims banning gas-powered engines is not sustainable, citing recent blackouts in California as proof. Illinois is not included in this lawsuit.
Regional
Iowa ACLU is initiating a lawsuit against the Black Hawk County Sheriff's Department
In the lawsuit, the ACLU claims the Black Hawk County Corrections office makes people sign a "confession of judgment."
This Week
This Week: Iowa Secretary of State on record-breaking small business growth
Paul Pate said more than 30,000 new businesses have been founded in Iowa in the last year.
Iowa Politics
Iowa Attorney Gen. Bird launches antisemitism task force
Bird says she opposes any and all hate against the Jewish community, and says she stands with Israel.
Iowa Politics
Iowa law allows police to arrest and deport migrants. Civil rights groups are suing
The complaint filed Thursday alleges that the new statute steps on the federal government’s authority to enforce immigration law.
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