Iowa lawmakers seek tax windfall for taxpayers not growth
Iowa Republicans urge the windfall from federal tax changes go to taxpayers rather than expanding state government. Gov. Reynolds and the GOP legislature expect an initial report on how federal tax cuts could boost Iowa income tax receipts and inform a cautious 2018 session. The Revenue Estimating Conference will hear briefings from the Department of Revenue.
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Reynolds pushes workforce training as top 2018 priority
Gov. Kim Reynolds outlines as a main goal expanding postsecondary credentials for Iowa workers. In her Condition of the State address she stresses workforce development alongside taxes, aiming to boost opportunities and quality of life for residents.
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Neighbors Bristle at E Avenue NW Assessments
Cedar Rapids residents protest new charges to fund upgrades on E Avenue NW from Stoney Point Road NW to Highway 100. The city council approved an assessment plan after 21 residents objected as the planned roadway rebuild includes sidewalks curbs gutters and a roundabout to handle expected traffic from the Highway 100 extension.
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Property owners may pay up to 4650 for street upgrades
Assessments along E Avenue NW from Stoney Point Road NW to the Highway 100 extension could reach 4650 per property for street improvements including sidewalks curbs and gutters due to increased traffic from the project.
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Sessions rescinds Obama directives on marijuana enforcement
Attorney General Jeff Sessions withdraws several Obama era directives that discouraged federal action against marijuana in states where it is legal. The move signals renewed federal enforcement expectations and shifts policy stance on cannabis compliance.
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Sessions fuels anxiety over medical pot programs
U S Attorney General Jeff Sessions ends an Obama era directive shielding medical marijuana pilots, triggering GOP and Democratic backlash in states including Iowa. He cites enforcing federal law while noting new recreational measures in California Oregon Washington Nevada Colorado Alaska Maine and Massachusetts await effect.
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