WASHINGTON – Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) today made the following statement regarding the White House’s plan to curb illegal immigration and provide legal status for people illegally brought to the United States by their parents.

Following the GOP's proposed $52 million in mid-year cuts, half of which are cuts to education - Iowa's regent schools, community colleges, and the Department of Education - totaling a whopping

Des Moines, IA - State Senator Nate Boulton, Democratic candidate for governor, made the following statement in reaction to the deappropriation bill introduced by Senate Republicans today:

Over 110k Davenport-area Households Can Now Have Groceries Delivered in as Little as One-Hour   WHO Instacart ​ (​ www.Instacart.com​ ), the fast-growing retail​  ​ delivery service whose shoppers hand pick and deliver items from trusted local stores, announced today that it is expanding into the Davenport area to serve over 110K households beginning January 31.

Auction brings highest returns in the last decade

Proposed legislation offers small business workers the ability to save for retirement.

Des Moines, IA- Today, State Senator Nate Boulton introduced two bills in the Iowa Senate to expand access to retirement savings options for Iowans across the state. He and Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald held a press conference to explain the impact of the legislation and provide further details.

Explore the Influence of Technology on Jobs, with Rock Island Library Discussion

[Rock Island, IL:] Advances in the world of technology have extended far beyond the world of information technology. The Rock Island Public Library will host a free discussion on the impact of changing technology on careers on Wednesday, January 24.

CHICAGO (Jan. 19, 2018) — The Governor’s Office is starting a new PolicyPOV blog intended to deliver points of view (POV) on policies, programs, issues and events of concern to Illinoisans. The first post addresses how the new federal tax reform act impacts Illinois families and businesses. The blog is being hosted at the governor’s website.

(DES MOINES) – Gov. Kim Reynolds and Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg announced new research on the state’s regulatory framework from the Mercatus Center at George Mason University on Tuesday. The data suggests Iowa’s administrative code is overly burdensome to business and industry and impacts growing the economy.

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