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Iowa Governor Rejects GOP Bill to Increase Regulations of Summit’s Carbon Dioxide Pipeline

Kim Reynolds · Des Moines

Iowa Governor Rejects GOP Bill to Increase Regulations of Summit’s Carbon Dioxide Pipeline

65% Center coverage: 69 sources

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Wednesday rejected a bill that could have introduced more complications for a massive carbon-capture pipeline project routed across several Midwestern states, issuing a rare veto in the Republican-controlled statehouse. The legislation was designed by Iowa House Republicans to increase regulations of Summit Carbon Solutions’ estimated $8.9 billion, 2,500-mile (4,023-kilometer) project that cuts a…See the Story

Satanic Temple Accuses Iowa Officials of Religious Discrimination

Iowa Politics · Iowa

Satanic Temple Accuses Iowa Officials of Religious Discrimination

41% Center coverage: 43 sources

What the Israel-Iran Conflict Means for Gas Prices

What the Israel-Iran Conflict Means for Gas Prices

64% Center coverage: 31 sources

By Matt Egan, CNN New York (CNN) — Israel’s unprecedented attack on Iran raises the specter of sharply higher gasoline prices, just as the summer driving season heats up. Up until now, pump prices had been low and stable. Relatively cheap gas prices have helped drive down inflation and offset consumer concerns about sky-high tariffs. While gas prices tend to rise mildly during the warmer months as people begin their summer vacations, everything …See the Story

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Republican Sen. Joni Ernst defends proposed Medicaid cuts: 'We all are going to die'

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Republican Sen. Joni Ernst defends proposed Medicaid cuts: 'We all are going to die'

Iowa Board of Regents raises tuition, increases salaries for university leaders

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

Despite calls from students in previous meetings to keep tuition flat and help keep higher education affordable and accessible, the board approved 3% increases to resident undergraduate tuition at the University of Iowa and Iowa State University and a 2.7% increase at the University of Northern Iowa.Wages · Iowa City See the Story

Iowa House Republicans, Candidates Describe Gov. Reynolds Pipeline Veto as "Betrayal"

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

DES MOINES, Iowa -- It's been just over 24 hours since Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds announced she was vetoing a bill that would add restrictions around building pipelines in the state; but the gloves are already off for some elected lawmakers in the party. "It's a betrayal of the Republican party platform, it's a betrayal of those landowners who fought for four years and she didn't even speak with them until recently," said State Representative St…Libertarian · Iowa See the Story

Brass Bands Compete in Eastern Iowa to Be the Best of the Wurst - Radio Iowa

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Amana Colonies will host two simultaneous festivals this weekend that revolve around complementary elements: brass bands, beer, and bratwurst, along with side attractions including a wiener dog race using dachshunds. Todd Bransky, director of the Wurst Brass Festival, says they’re bringing in brass bands — from Iowa and four surrounding states — that will […]Iowa, United States · Iowa See the Story

May Homes Sales in Iowa up Nearly 20% From April - Radio Iowa

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

There was a double digit jump in Iowa home sales in May and the median sales price was 5% higher than in April. Over 3400 Iowa homes were sold in May. That’s 14 fewer than in May of last year, but it’s nearly 20% more than were sold in April. The president of the Iowa […]Iowa, United States · Iowa See the Story

Webster County town to lose its only grocery store - Radio Iowa

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

After two dozen years in business, a small Webster County grocery store town announced Thursday it’s closing its doors. The store’s board of directors said that despite cutting costs, ordering alongside other stores and limiting store and employee work hours, the Dayton Community Grocery was at a crossroads that led to its closure. The store’s […]Dayton · Dayton Read Article

Winds up to 80 mph, 'gustinadoes' in northern Iowa storm - Radio Iowa

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Wednesday’s storm that hit Sibley and other areas of northwest Iowa caused damage to crops, trees, buildings and power lines, but Peter Rodgers, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service office in Sioux Falls, says videos of the storm posted online do not show it was a tornado. “What those videos are showing are little […]Trees · Sibley Read Article

Donors save jobs of AmeriCorps workers in Davenport - Radio Iowa

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Fundraising efforts in eastern Iowa will allow some AmeriCorps members to continue working through the summer, after the federal money for the program was eliminated by DOGE earlier this year. Eight AmeriCorps members in Davenport will be able to finish their service, after donors chipped in to help reach the $78,000 goal. Matt Mendenhall, president […]Davenport, Iowa · Davenport Read Article

Juneteenth Rodeo Returns to Portland Bolder than Ever for Its 3rd Year

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Three years ago when Ivan McClellan decided he was going to create Portland’s first Black rodeo, he had not so much as thrown a birthday party before.Radio See the Story

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