How Gov. Kim Reynolds plans to tackle child care access in Iowa
The bills proposed by Gov. Kim Reynolds would launch a new $16 million grant program to provide three-year grants of up to $100,000 to preschool providers — typically school districts — and child care providers to provide wraparound services for working families.
Week 6 was another busy one at the statehouse. KCCI's Amanda Rooker highlights the key bills being introduced and advancing to the next steps.
Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand's findings come as part of a statewide audit of internal control over financial reporting.
State Auditor Rob Sand said the Iowa Department of Education denied him access to information about the state’s education ...
Kim Reynolds, 65, has been governor since 2017, when Gov. Terry Branstad stepped down after being named U.S. ambassador to ...
Reynolds' directive bans DeepSeek and the social media apps Lemon8, RedNote, Webull, Tiger Brokers and Moomoo from state ...
An Iowa Senate subcommittee unanimously advanced Reynolds’ proposal, which would establish a new math instruction model, ...
Gov. Kim Reynolds clarified that she "absolutely" does not think the Lutheran Services charitable organization launders money ...
Sherman, a pastor from Williamsburg, was an early endorser of Republican President Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 GOP ...
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