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Gov. Kim Reynolds has signed into law a bill that would allow the state to charge local 911 boards for some costs, shrugging off Iowa law enforcement associations and 911 operators who asked her ...

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Congratulations to Gov. Kim Reynolds. Your veto of House File 639, the eminent domain bill, just elected Rob Sand as the next governor of Iowa. As a lifelong Iowan, a cattleman, and someone who ...

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Gov. Kim Reynolds, joined by lawmakers, business owners and Iowa Workforce Development staff, signed into law a bill reducing the taxable wage base for Iowa's unemployment insurance system at U.S ...

Twenty-four new pieces of legislation will become law after Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed them Friday.The governor's office announced Friday that Reynolds had signed a long list of bills into law.

Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a pair of laws on June 2 allowing poll workers to question voters about their citizenship status and changing Iowa's recount process. The legislation gives the Iowa ...

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Gov. Kim Reynolds says she's finished meeting with supporters and opponents of a bill dealing with pipelines and eminent domain and she's "really close" to deciding whether she'll sign or veto it.

Gov. Kim Reynolds has signed a law that will lower what businesses pay into Iowa's unemployment trust fund, amounting to a $1.2 billion tax cut.

Beginning this fall, Iowa schools must show middle and high school students a video of fetal development that "depicts the humanity of the unborn child," under a law Gov. Kim Reynolds signed June 6.