How Pat Grassley keeps the Iowa House's sprawling GOP majority united. It's not always easy
In Pat Grassley's first election as speaker, he wasn't sure he'd keep the majority. Now he's leading the first Iowa House ...
Iowa House passes 2.25% school funding increase as negotiations with Senate continue
Iowans will have a chance to weigh in on the state's public school funding Thursday morning. House lawmakers are holding a ...
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Iowa House Republicans pass 2.25% funding increase for schools; Democrats warn of staff, tax implications
Iowa Senate Republicans passed the caucus' proposed 2% increase to public school funding for FY 2026 earlier this week; and ...
Public school funding bill passes through House with 2.25% per-pupil increase
House Republicans added provisions to provide enough funds for teacher pay increases and a transportation equity for the ...
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Four lawmakers sponsor bill on Iowa high school conference realignment
Lawmakers who represent two northeast Iowa school districts struggling to join a new athletic conference are sponsoring bills ...
'He's going to be deeply missed:' Iowa lawmakers remember representative who died Friday
Iowa House lawmakers began their week Monday with a prayer for their colleague, Rep. Martin Graber, who died unexpectedly on ...
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Iowa House GOP’s K-12 spending plan includes $22.6 million ‘infusion’ to deal with inflation
There are now two different Republican plans for state funding of Iowa’s K-12 schools. Governor Kim Reynolds and Senate ...
House GOP outlines education funding proposal with 2.25% increase for K-12
Iowa House Republicans have unveiled a new school funding proposal. It's slightly higher than the proposed 2% increase from Governor Reynolds and the state Sena ...
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How Pat Grassley keeps the Iowa House's sprawling GOP majority united. It's not always easy
It may seem hard to believe now, but when Pat Grassley first took the reins as Iowa House speaker in 2019, there was no guarantee Republicans would maintain their majority in the next election.