Family Dollar settles multi-state price deception lawsuit; here’s how much Iowa will get ↗
In the agreement announced Thursday, Family Dollar agreed to pay $63 million to resolve the allegations.
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Governor-elect Cindy Holscher outlines first steps ahead of swearing-in ↗
Kansas Governor-elect Cindy Holscher spoke Friday for the first time since Election Night, saying she is looking toward her new job in the new year now that the race is officially over.
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Cindy Holscher holds first press conference after winning Kansas governor’s race ↗
Sen. Cindy Holscher will hold her first press conferenced since being elected as the next governor of Kansas.
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Port of New Orleans sues tanker owners following ship collision on Mississippi River ↗
A $1 million federal lawsuit has been filed against the owners of the tanker vessel that struck and sank a New Orleans riverboat.
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Florida city cancels St. Patrick's Day parade, citing new anti-DEI law ↗
A new Florida law that prohibits taxpayer dollars from going toward diversity initiatives has prompted Delray Beach to cancel its St. Patrick's Day parade after a nearly 60-year run.
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Ethics board votes to investigate complaint against state Rep. Jeff Shipley ↗
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Sen. Grassley outlines priorities in Congress ↗
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Midterm election analysis: Is Iowa a purple state again? ↗
UNI political science professor Chris Larimer says Iowa was ripe for the political pendulum swing that came with this past week’s midterm elections that saw wins by Rob Sand and Josh Turek, among other Democrats.
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Rob Sand, GOP legislative leaders give their early thoughts on Iowa’s divided government ↗
For the first time in a decade, Iowa will be operating under divided political control when Gov.-elect Rob Sand is sworn into office on Jan. 12.
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Iowa Supreme Court says man did not have right to use belt on child who was not his son ↗
Clarence Jackson said he was using corporal punishment even though the child was not his son.
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Iowa secretary of state defends midterm election results ↗
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate, a Republican, is defending the integrity of the state’s midterm elections following criticism, mostly online, that Democratic gains are not legitimate.
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Indiana Supreme Court budget proposal highlights security need ↗
The high court wants $7 million in additional funding in the state’s next two-year budget cycle, including $3 million for a new fund that can improve courthouse security and offer additional security measures for judges across the state.
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Indiana Republican chair steps down week after sweeping election losses ↗
Gov. Mike Braun tapped Lana Keesling in February 2025 to become the fourth state Republican chair in less than 18 months.
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