News Briefing – May 17, 2010
- ELECTION ’10: Culver formally kicks off re-election bid today: RADIO IOWA
- Grassley vote will signal his approach to court picks: REGISTER
- Emerald Ash Borer found on Mississippi River island: RADIO IOWA
- Iowa among top states in returned Census forms: RADIO IOWA
- ELECTION ’10: 3rd District GOP candidates: Scale back spending, government: REGISTER
- ELECTION ’10: Details distinguish Iowa Democrats in US Senate race: REGISTER
- ELECTION ’10: Branstad considers ideas from policy forum: REGISTER
- Mentally ill more likely to end up in jail than hospital: QC TIMES
- Limited-government movement gains steam, Paul says in Iowa: REGISTER
- ELECTION ’10: 1st District candidates to meet in GOP debate: GAZETTE
- Casino sale pact didn’t sway vote: REGISTER
- ELECTION ’10: Heart scare is diet reminder, not vote issue, Branstad says: REGISTER
- Strings attached to Lyon County casino approval: REGISTER
- NIACC board to consider 6% tuition, fee increase: GLOBEGAZETTE
- Iowa businesses say uncertainty stifles hiring: REGISTER
- School leader sees computers, not slot machines: SC JOURNAL
- ISU economist suggest subsidy overhaul: REGISTER
- Exactly where should we make cuts?: REGISTER
News Briefing | May 17, 2010
