Iowa lawmakers outline 2025 education and LGBTQ policy plans
Republican leaders pledge action on school standards and religious liberty while signaling no new expansion of last year’s bans on transgender youth care. They expect ongoing monitoring of current laws with debates over LGBTQ protections and First Amendment considerations.
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Who pays for Iowa EV charging expansion and power
Curious Iowa answers that Iowa’s 348 charging locations with nearly 800 ports are funded by a mix of public and private money. About two thirds are Level 2 chargers and the rest are Level 3 fast chargers.
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Iowa DOT seeks EV charging grants to expand across highways
The Iowa DOT invites applicants for funding to install at least four 150 kW charging ports with 20 percent project cost share. Reimbursements cover up to 80 percent after federal requirements are met. Prioritized zones include I 80 from Iowa City to Davenport and Cedar Rapids areas with awards expected next summer.
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