The bill would sweep up and sink beneficial, and unopposed, Iowa projects, like our plant's, write Mike Jerke and Jill Euken.

Gov. Kim Reynolds' new plan has some good parts, but it misfires on the most important points, writes the Register's editorial board.

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds received USDA approval for her waiver to prohibit the purchase of certain grocery items using SNAP benefits.

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said Friday her decision whether to sign or veto the eminent domain bill will not come until next week at the earliest.

The waiver, which goes into effect Jan. 1, 2026, aligns SNAP-allowable purchases with the list of foods that are exempt from Iowa's sales tax.

Like most if not all of their counterparts across Iowa, sheriffs and county 911 professionals in the T-R coverage area have ...

IA Gov. Kim Reynolds Discusses Eminent Domain Bill 5/23/2025 ...

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds is speaking out about the Eminent Domain Bill that passed in the state legislature. The ...

Fox News Digital spoke with Dr. Julia Mossbridge, the executive director of The Institute for Love and Time (TILT), a fellow ...

Governor Kim Reynolds says she will meet with Iowans over the next several months and develop a property tax reform plan that ...

Governor Kim Reynolds says she and her staff are assessing legislation that would establish new regulations for carbon ...

Gov. Kim Reynolds addressed SNAP and other legislative session topics during an appearance on "Iowa Press." Chief Justice Roberts temporarily halts discovery in DOGE case Pee-wee Herman and the secret ...