Iowa headlines mix politics, policy, and local impacts
Iowa AG Brenna Bird joins Trump trial visit calling it politically targeted while Trump awaits verdict on 2016 hush money charges. Gov Reynolds signs social studies history and Western civilization curriculum. early voting opens for June 4 primary. mental health network redesign forms seven regions under state HHS. Hy-Vee to shutter three urban stores. Lisa Bluder retires after 24 seasons. disaster declaration approves FEMA aid for eight counties. Open meetings bill faces concerns of private deliberations. Hinton wrestlers abuse lawsuit surfaces. state parks study funded with 1.3 million for accessibility upgrades. Newspaper notes Gazette-Lee Des Moines Bureau.
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Board halts Iowa chiropractor's practice with secret rationale
Iowa Board of Chiropractic ordered Todd Miedema to stop practicing while keeping secret the rationale and reinstatement terms. The order mirrors a suspension and redacted conditions, amid a broader shift toward withholding basic facts in disciplinary actions after 2021 court rulings.
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