News Briefing – January 15, 2010
- Big-school boards snub Culver push to apply for grant cash: REGISTER
- Racing and Gaming Commission raises question on casino financing proposals: RADIO IOWA
- ELECTION ’10: Branstad’s fundraising yikes robust $1.5 million: REGISTER
- Tax credits under scrutiny: RADIO IOWA
- Reorg bill would halt money for 11 juvenile centers: REGISTER
- Mauro says incumbents face tougher year: RADIO IOWA
- Great Ape Trust restructuring eliminates 10 jobs, limits visitors; REGISTER
- Veterans can get free flu shots: RADIO IOWA
- Cedar Rapids mayor asks for DED wavier: RADIO IOWA
- State govt reorg may be bipartisan hallmark of ’10 session: RADIO IOWA
- Groups with varying interests offer ideas on budget shortfall: REGISTER
- Democrats want economy like Europe’s, Garssley claims: QC TIMES
- Iowa Senators introduce marriage amendment: QC TIMES
- Senate delays decision on 2012 school funding: QC TIMES
- UNI seeks approval for college mergers: REGISTER
- Flooding remains a concern for lawmakers: QC TIMES
- Enrollment continues to spike at community colleges: QC TIMES
- Take hospitals up on their offer: REGISTER
- Farm bankruptcies on the rise due to losses, court ruling: GAZETTE
- Kids need state’s help with dental care: REGISTER
News Briefing | January 15, 2010
