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Calling it a “difficult decision,” Gov. Kim Reynolds signed legislation Wednesday that’s intended to help keep rural pharmacies in business but could also lead to higher drug costs for Iowans.

Governor Kim Reynolds has issued a disaster proclamation for Osceola and Palo Alto counties in response to severe weather ...

State officials and Iowa’s biofuels industry praised proposed Renewable Fuel Standard volumes for 2026 and 2027 released Friday by the Trump administration.

It allows state resources to be used to respond and recover from the severe weather experienced on Wednesday, June 11.

One of Iowa’s most recognizable buildings is coming down. The Wallace Building, known for its golden-glass exterior and ...

Law enforcement agencies and 911 operators across the state opposed the legislation, saying it would be a detriment to local ...

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds vetoed the bill that would have protected private landowners from carbon pipelines that want to use eminent domain to obtain easements. The House approved SF 639 after 13 ...

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ summer food program for children that is meant to replace Summer EBT got off to a rocky start this ...

Iowans have plenty to say about the governor's high-profile veto and the rest of the news in letters published June 9-15, ...

The new law imposes restrictions and regulations on pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs, that negotiate prescription drug prices between manufacturers, health insurance companies and pharmacies.