- Planting progress zooms ahead: RADIO IOWA
- Democrat thanks governor for seeking pay hike: GAZETTE
- Landowners in lake path hope Legislature acts to limit eminent domain: RADIO IOWA
- Executive Council approves health plan for state police officers: GAZETTE
- Capitol digest: WCFCOURIER
- Healthcare negotiators hopeful for compromise: GAZETTE
- Review of Senate sexual harassment policy set for summer: RADIO IOWA
- Branstad wants education accountability: QCTIMES
- Democrats take shot at potential GOP Senate candidate: QCTIMES
- Gov names new Veterans Affairs director: SCJOURNAL
- High crop prices entice farms to expand planting: QCTIMES
- April unemployment rate hits level not seen since December 2008: RADIO IOWA
- Legislators optimistic about federal farm bill; GAZETTE
- Renewable fuels backers accelerate E15 push: WCFCOURIER
- ‘Set back’ for efforts to expand passenger rail: RADIO IOWA
- IRS questioned Cedar Rapids pro-life group’s activities in 2009: GAZETTE
- ‘Sticking points’ slow adjournment: GAZETTE
- Branstad points to special session: GAZETTE
- Fired Iowa Senate aide alleges women “objectified, ridiculed” in workplace: RADIO IOWA
- Firearms legislation stalls: QCTIMES
- It’s time for commitment to completion of HWY 20: SCJOURNAL
- Wide-ranging Iowa tax relief accord reached: GAZETTE
- Five year extension for tax break targeting five border cities: RADIOIOWA
- IDP upset with governor’s pay raise conceding Branstad re-election: GAZETTE
- House and Senate vote to put farmers’ liability fears to bed: RADIO IOWA
- Hospitals say ratings don’t reflect changes in medical care: SCJOURNAL
- Gov signs bills changing historic tax credit rules: QCTIMES
- NIACC approves tuition increase: GLOBEGAZETTE
- I-29 expansion tops state spending plan for Northwest Iowa: SCJOURNAL
- Lawmakers making progress: QCTIMES
- Gas tax increase dies amid GOP change of heart: GAZETTE
- Braley says IRS scandal takes focus off legitimate investigation into rule breaking: RADIO IOWA
- Is there an agreement on property tax reform?: GAZETTE
- Online driver’s license renewal coming soon for Iowans: RADIO IOWA
- US Senate passes flood-protection bill vital to Cedar Rapids: GAZETTE
- Authorities to expand collection of criminals’ DNA: RADIO IOWA
- Lawmakers reach funding deal for prisons, victim assistance: GAZETTE
- Economic uncertainty hurts Deere construction business: RADIO IOWA
- Iowa’s congressional delegation united to learn what’s wrong in Washington: GAZETTE
- Groups push for Medicaid expansion: WCFCOURIER
- Lawmakers approve eco devo budget: QCTIMES
- ISU engineers design taller wind turbine towers: SCJOURNAL
- Lawmakers approve admin reg budget: QCTIMES
- Lawmakers set overall budget number: QCTIMES
- CR Council backs Westdale Mall redevelopment tax incentives: GAZETTE
- Five year plan in place to improve Iowa roads: RADIO IOWA
- Branstad points to special session on health-care dispute: WCFCOURIER
- Vernon likely to seek Braley seat: GAZETTE
- Time is running out on ethanol tax break: RADIO IOWA
- Unwed parenting on the rise nationally, locally: GAZETTE
- King would take Obamacare over immigration bill: RADIO IOWA
- Democrats accuse auditor of ethics violation: QCTIMES
- related: Will IDP go after Culver next?: IOWAREPUBLICAN
- High school grads consider gap year before college: GLOBEGAZETTE
- Shelters scramble amid state funding cut: QCTIMES
- DNR warns paddlers about cold water, debris: SCJOURNAL
- Branstad, top leaders close to key agreements: QCTIMES
- Hatch contemplating run for governor: RADIO IOWA
- Branstad: Veterans home criticism getting political: GAZETTE
- Iowa plant that had been awarded state loan closes: WCFCOURIER
- Two new state websites help with vacation planning via car or bike: RADIO IOWA
- Branstad announces new state auditor: GAZETTE
- Sales of homes across the state up in April: RADIO IOWA
- Sally Mason ranks 39th nationally in college pay study: GAZETTE
- Economic Development chief defends travel expenses: SCJOURNAL
- Iowans worry as health care debate continues: QCTIMES
- Governor’s anti-bullying bill won’t move this session: GAZETTE
- Rand Paul says Hillary Clinton guilty of ‘dereliction of duty’: RADIO IOWA
- Bus inspection reforms stall in legislature: QCTIMES
- King, Grassley speak of once-in-a-generation chance to seat GOP senator from Iowa: RADIO IOWA
- Iowa GOP extends warm reception for Paul: GAZETTE
- MidAmerican seeks base rate increase for Iowa: QCTIMES
- ‘Real progress’ reported in legislative talks: QCTIMES
- Rand Paul offers Rx for growth of GOP: RADIO IOWA
- Iowa City may repeal traffic camera law: GAZETTE
- Truckers encouraged to help stop human trafficking: RADIO IOWA
- LOST revenue ‘whitetops’ plenty of Linn County roads: GAZETTE
- Democrats make ‘skin in the game’ offer to GOP; RADIO IOWA
- Branstad hires full-time campaign employee: GAZETTE
- Dandekar forms exploratory committee: GAZETTE
- Panel will update teacher prep standards: QCTIMES
- Concern builds over Iowa’s potential Medicaid shortfall: GLOBEGAZETTE
- Iowa close to breaking record for no tornadoes: QCTIMES
- House committee reaches agreement to use state surplus money to pay off debts: RADIO IOWA
“The Iowa taxpayers rightly deserve that money back in their pockets, whether that’s through tax reform or tax reductions,” Soderberg says.
- MidAmerican to spend $1.9M on 656 new turbines: RADIO IOWA
- Iowa lawmakers eye local ‘reinvestment’ districts: GAZETTE
- Projects in Sioux City, Moville, Winterset awarded Vision Iowa funds: RADIO IOWA
- Iowa City district considering police presences in schools: GAZETTE
- Two Iowa libraries recognized at the White House: RADIO IOWA
- Report: Iowa voter turnout amongst highest in 2012 election: GAZETTE
- Negotiators try to narrow Iowa spending gap: GAZETTE
- Grassley targets immigration package: WCFCOURIER
- FAA funds nearly $1.2M in Iowa airport work: GLOBEGAZETTE
- Power company exec talks education: QCTIMES
- Lawmakers back historic rehab tax credit: QCTIMES
- Lawmakers keep pressing toward adjournment: QCTIMES
- Soil tests show recharging moisture in many areas: RADIO IOWA
- Quinnipiac University to begin polling Iowans on political races, issues: GAZETTE
- New Iowa Veterans Home manager has not heard of staff, patient complaints: RADIO IOWA
- Iowa House votes to extend jobs program another five years: GAZETTE
- Senate approves $8M for Iowa Speedway: RADIO IOWA
- Warren County voters reject casino proposal: QCTIMES
- House backs DNA collection for more convicts: RADIO IOWA
- Planting off to slowest start in 29 years: SCJOURNAL
- Grassley votes no, Harkin yes on internet sales tax: RADIO IOWA
News Briefing | ctadlock | May 21, 2013 | 
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