UnitedHealthcare exits Iowa exchange in 2017
UnitedHealthcare plans to stop selling subsidy eligible plans on Iowa’s exchange in 2017, withdrawing after one year of participation. The move affects about 8,700 Iowa residents insured by UnitedHealthcare Midlands and 328 by UnitedHealthcare Life. Coventry and Medica also sold plans, while Wellmark will participate. Consumers will be notified to switch insurers at the next enrollment start.
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Cruz Kasich alliance falters as voters ignore pact
In a rapid collapse of their anti Trump strategy Cruz and Kasich failed to unite voters against Donald Trump. They swapped states and clashed over agreements promising a path in Indiana Oregon and New Mexico. Kasich fought to keep Indiana supporters while Cruz pressed ahead in other regions.
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Iowa considers Iowa Minnesota cannabis partnership plan
Legislation explores linking with Minnesota to expand access to cannabidiol for Iowa patients. Rep. Zach Nunn says talks focus on a practical, affordable path while opponents urge a comprehensive state solution. Advocates push for broader medical cannabis access beyond the current cannabidiol byproduct allowance for epileptic children.
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Branstad open to rider checks for ride-hail service
Des Moines Gov. Terry Branstad indicated he is inclined to sign a new statewide ride-hailing regulation after lawmakers approved the bill. The measure would require background checks and permits for Uber and similar drivers, with details to be reviewed before a final stance. Local Uber operations in Quad Cities, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines and Ames face potential expansion as Waterloo-Cedar Falls is eyed.
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