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Iowa Governor Requests the Reconsideration of Fines Regarding Youth Labor
(Des Moines) Iowa Governor Reynolds has sent a letter to the Department of Labor requesting a reconsideration of fines imposed on small businesses in Iowa for violating youth labor laws. The fines, which can reach up to 180 thousand dollars, are causing concerns for businesses. The discrepancy between federal and state laws regarding the working hours of 14 and 15-year-olds has led to these fines. Reynolds argues that enforcing federal law puts business owners in a difficult position and impacts youth employment opportunities. The Iowa Federation of Labor supports the Department of Labor’s enforcement efforts. At the same time, Reynolds emphasizes the need to address the differences between federal and state labor laws.
See how Iowa's colleges and universities rank in cost and quality value
With the cost of higher education on the raise, finding a four-year school that also fits within your budget can be a determining factor for where students pursue the next step of their education. A list created by Money.com rated schools across the country, including in Iowa, based on affordability and quality...
You may pay more if you ignore speed camera tickets in Iowa. What to know about citations
Motorists caught speeding by automated traffic enforcement cameras in Iowa may find that ignoring a ticket can hurt their bank accounts in the long run. At least three cities in Iowa that use automated traffic enforcement cameras say those who fail to pay what they owe or contest the citation may end up paying more.
Unable to comply with law that hasn't been defined, Iowa hemp retailers cut staff, hours
Owners of some Des Moines businesses that sell consumable hemp products say they are curtailing sales, cutting store hours or closing stores and laying off employees as a still-undefined state law governing the market takes effect, leaving them uncertain how to proceed. The bill restricting the products containing tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC,...
Weather Update: Northeast Iowa and Southwestern Wisconsin Brace for Storms
La Crosse, WI – A second round of thunderstorms bringing heavy rainfall will move through the La Crosse region later this afternoon into the overnight hours. Rainfall amounts of 1 to 3+ inches are possible, primarily across portions of northeast Iowa and southwestern Wisconsin. Residents are urged to be alert for additional river rises and flooding in susceptible low-lying areas.
Drink too much on Fourth of July? AAA offers free tows to keep drunk drivers off the roads
Iowans who can't safely get behind the wheel after a day of holiday drinking have another option to get home: AAA is offering a service to keep impaired rivers off the road over the holiday. The service is also available in Iowa, Nebraska and nine other states. AAA - The Auto Club Group has provided the Tow to Go program for over 25 years, keeping nearly 30,000 impaired drivers off U.S. roadways over its history. ...
Iowa Great Lake’s officials begin brainstorming how to relieve flooded lakes
Iowa's great lakes are overflowing and many lakefront homeowners are dealing with water-damaged basements or worse. county officials say plans to help residents and prevent more flooding is in the works.
Heil Expands Nationwide Dealer Network With New Facility, Servicing Iowa and Nebraska
Heil® announced the expansion of its nationwide dealer network with the inclusion of Mid-Iowa Solid Waste Equipment of Johnston, Iowa. This strategic addition with further enhance sales, service, parts, and support for Heil clientele throughout Iowa and Nebraska. Mid-Iowa Solid Waste Equipment, an MH Equipment company, has been a...
A quick change in rainfall totals reinforces the changing tides of farming - Kelly Nieuwenhuis
Excessive and extreme rainfall made for some very long days in parts of South Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa. Kelly Nieuwenhuis has farmed in five decades and this rainfall near his Primghar, Iowa farm reminds him of some noteworthy years of 1983, 1993, 2011, 2018 and 2019. What is different in 2024 is part of our conversation along with the variability of his area and the rest of the Corn Belt and in just how different this is than the last two growing seasons.
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