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Lahn advocates for privatized Medicaid, defends attack ad against Sand (opens the original)
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BRITT â Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn defended his Medicaid stance Saturday at the Hancock County Fair in Britt, expressing a need to continue Gov. Kim Reynoldsâ healthcare policy. Lahn said delivering healthcare through the private sector with government oversight is âbipartisan,â saying 42 states including Iowa use managed care organizations, including many Democratic states. âI donât think the government would do a good job of delivering healthcare for the people of
Lahn clarifies position on privatized Medicaid, defends attack ad against Sand (opens the original)
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn, left, speaks to voters at the Hancock County Fair in Britt on Aug. 1, 2026. (Photo by Kadin Luhmann for Iowa Capital Dispatch) BRITT â Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn defended his Medicaid stance Saturday at the Hancock County Fair in Britt, expressing a need to continue Gov. Kim Reynoldsâ healthcare policy. Lahn said delivering healthcare through the private sector with government oversight is âbipartisan,â saying 42 states inc
‘What did we do wrong now?’: Rural Iowa schools weigh impact of ESA expansion (opens the original)
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As Iowaâs Education Savings Account program continues to expand to include all K-12 families, rural public school districts are still trying to determine how the scholarships will affect their classrooms, budgets and enrollment. Supporters argue ESAs give families more educational choices, while critics say the program diverts money away from public schools that remain the center of many rural communities. Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the ESA program into law in 2023, allowing eligible families to
Advocacy group criticizes U.S. Marshals after four-day sweep of arrests (opens the original)
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Escucha Mi Voz Iowa, an immigrant-led advocacy group, is calling for more transparency after the U.S. Marshals Service carried out enforcement operations across Iowa from July 21-24, arresting 61 people, including a vehicle stop amid Iowa City traffic that the group characterized as "reckless." According to a news release from the U.S. Marshals Service, only 12 out of the 61 people detained were accused of being "violent criminals." Escucha Mi Voz Iowa questioned why so many people were arrested
Iowa sales tax holiday is Aug. 7-8 - Enterprise Media (opens the original)
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Iowa’s Annual Sales Tax Holiday will take place Aug. 7-8, exempting clothing and footwear purchases under $100 from the state’s 6% sales tax and 1% local option sales taxes. The annual holiday — a feature in 20 other states — gives consumers some relief from sales taxes. Proponents of the holiday argue that it helps economic growth because it increases retail activity. Opponents of the holiday point to a study that says it does not help economic growth because consumers would have shopped at dif
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