Iowa Disputed Medicaid Rights for Disabled Kept Narrow
Disability Rights Iowa sues Gov. Reynolds and DHS director, arguing cuts limit in home services for about 15,000 Iowans with disabilities. State lawyers counter that rights are limited to law and reasonable feasibility, not an entitlement to extra services. A court hearing is set for Oct. 12.
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Former I C mayor enters Iowa governor race
Ross Wilburn of Ames former mayor of Iowa City announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for Iowa governor. He pledges unity and hands on work, aims to improve health care and environment, restore collective bargaining, and address concerns of those feeling left behind. Wilburn, Iowa City’s first African American mayor in 2006, now works at Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. He planned to declare at the Iowa State Fair joining other Democrats including Nate Boulton Andy McGuire Fred Hubbell Todd Prichard John Norris Jon Neiderbach and Cathy Glasson who is in exploratory phase.
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