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DES MOINES — A state law that restricts certain materials in school libraries and the LGBTQ topics that educators can discuss with students in Iowa’s schools can go into effect and be enforced, a ...

Two top administrators with the state-run retirement system known as IPERS are being investigated for alleged misconduct and have been placed on administrative leave. The Des Moines Register was first ...

`Failing to restore the federal investment will cause further harm to the communities that depend on their local public media stations,’ the APTS says When you purchase through links on our site, we ...

THE KCCI APP AND TURN ON ALERTS FOR WEATHER UPDATES. AT THE TAP OF A FINGER. WE HAVE BREAKING NEWS AT FOUR. A SECOND EXECUTIVE OF IOWA’S LARGEST PUBLIC RETIREMENT PLAN IS NOW ON LEAVE. IKER’S CONFIRMS ...

A second official with the Iowa Public Employees' Retirement System has been placed on leave amid an investigation into allegations of misconduct. IPERS Chief Benefit Officer Steven Herbert was placed ...

BREAKING NEWS AT FOUR. THE CEO OF IOWA’S LARGEST PUBLIC RETIREMENT PLAN IS ON LEAVE. THE GOVERNOR’S OFFICE, SAYS EPA’S CEO GREG SAMURAI IS UNDER INVESTIGATION OVER ALLEGATIONS OF MISCONDUCT. THE ...

DES MOINES — A second top official with Iowa’s public employee retirement system has been placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation into alleged misconduct, according to a ...

More people are talking about public television right now than at any point in recent memory. This is a good thing. It gives us an opportunity to revisit why it exists, what role it plays today, and ...

DES MOINES, Iowa (KCCI) - Greg Samorajski, the CEO of Iowa Public Employees’ Retirement System, has been placed on paid leave because of misconduct allegations, according to the governor’s office. The ...

The Iowa Senate has unanimously passed a bill (HF 2337) that would make it a crime to lie about academic credentials to get a job. Knowingly and intentionally falsely representing oneself as having an ...