The attorney general's proposed amendment to the state constitution allowing child crime victims to testify remotely in court ...

Senate Republicans are seeking to ban ranked-choice voting in Iowa, although no federal, state or local elections currently ...

The Iowa Senate unanimously passed a resolution Wednesday to start the process of amending the state constitution to allow ...

Using a cellphone while driving would become illegal in Iowa except in hands-free mode under a bill that passed the Iowa ...

A bill that’s passed the Iowa Senate would raise the speed limit to 60 miles an hour on two-lane state highways. Senator ...

The Iowa House passed Gov. Kim Reynolds’ proposal Tuesday to set a statewide restriction on cellphone use in school ...

The legislation would consolidate Iowa’s current five student loan repayment programs and increase funding from $4.2 million ...

The Iowa Senate passed a hands-free bill with almost unanimous support. The bill now goes to the state house for final approval. Iowa already has a no texting and driving law but this bill would ...

The Iowa Senate voted Tuesday to ban the use of handheld cellphones and other devices behind the wheel, while turning down an effort to extend the ban to drivers of ...

The Iowa Senate has — again — passed a bill that would penalize motorists who handle a smart phone while driving. Republican Senator Mark Lofgren of Muscatine said it hopefully will reign in ...

The Iowa Senate passed through a bill unanimously that would change some issues discovered in a statewide chronic absenteeism ...

A second funnel deadline comes April 4, when Senate and House bills must be passed by an opposing chamber committee. Here’s where major pieces of Iowa legislation stand after the first funnel.