DES MOINES, IOWA (November 27, 2024) — As holiday sales gear up, Iowans are not the only ones seeking to take advantage. Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird today announced top tips for shopping smart and scam-free this Black Friday weekend.
DES MOINES, IOWA (November 26, 2024) — Governor Kim Reynolds has announced her appointments of Andrew Zimmerman and Kristi Busse as district associate judges in Judicial Election Districts 5B and 3A, respectively.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN (November 26, 2024)— A recent three-part report from Bellwether, an education non-profit, explores the growing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in K-12 education and offers recommendations for policy-makers and practitioners to navigate this emerging landscape.
DES MOINES, IOWA (November 26, 2024) — Governor Kim Reynolds pardoned two turkeys at Terrace Hill in Des Moines, continuing a longstanding Thanksgiving tradition celebrating Iowa’s turkey industry. Caitlin and Clark will now move from The Moline Farm in Manson, Iowa to a noncommercial farm in Monticello, Iowa.
DES MOINES, IOWA (November 21, 2024) — Governor Kim Reynolds was presented the 2024 Distinguished Service Award at the Tax Foundation’s 2024 Tax Prom in Washington DC.
DES MOINES, IOWA (November 21, 2024) — Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird warns Iowans of a rise in social-media account hacks and takeovers — totaling nearly 400 reported incidents to the Attorney General’s office in 2024.
WASHINGTON DC (November 20, 2024) — During this season of holiday journeys and winter adventures, it's crucial to understand the importance of making safe choices around tracks and trains.
DES MOINES, IOWA (November 20, 2024) — Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird has announced her appointment of Zach Hoffman as Chief of Staff. Hoffman is a graduate of Drake University and previously served as the Political Director for the Republican Party of Iowa.
DES MOINES, IOWA (November 18, 2024) — In a report issued today, the Iowa Attorney General’s Office has concluded that the October 20, 2024, fatal shooting of Jamie Orozco by two Sioux City police officers was legally justified.
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