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Iowa’s fiscal picture improves slightly, but budget deficit remains
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Iowa’s fiscal picture improves slightly, but budget deficit remains
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Iowa’s fiscal picture improves slightly, but budget deficit remains
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Iowa’s fiscal picture improves slightly, but budget deficit remains
Iowa Department of Management Dir. Kraig Paulsen and Jennifer Acton, of the Legislative Services Agency, conduct business during a meeting of the Revenue Estimating Conference at the Iowa Capitol in Des Moines on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026.
Rob Sand trying to scale Democrats’ Iowa mountain
Rob Sand, Democratic candidate for Iowa governor, speaks to a crowd during a campaign event at the Val Air Ballroom in West Des Moines on Sept. 30. Erin Murphy/The Gazette DES MOINES — Rob Sand has built his campaign to be Iowa’s next governor around a simple premise: It should not matter whether anyone is a Democrat or a Republican, or whether they claim a different political party, or none at all.
Zach Lahn aims to preserve Iowa’s culture
With his family in the background, Republican Zach Lahn announces his campaign for Iowa governor on Nov. 6, 2025, at his family’s farm in Belle Plaine Jim Slosiarek/The Gazette DES MOINES — Zach Lahn says he is running to be Iowa’s next governor to help preserve the state’s culture. What does he believe that culture is, The Gazette asked the Republican candidate.
On Iowa Politics Podcast: Debates Round 2 Edition
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In case you missed it: CEO, Iowa leader address past issues with company planning Iowa steel plant
DES MOINES — The state’s top economic development official acknowledged the company that plans to build a $15 billion steel plant in Iowa — and could receive up to nearly $1.4 billion in state tax incentives — has made “missteps” in the past but also expressed confidence in its ability to complete the project. kAms63: sFC92>[ 5:C64E@C @7 E96 x@H2 t4@?@>:4 s6G6=@A>6?E pFE9@C:EJ[ E@=5 DE2E6 =2H>2<6CD =2DE H66< E92E D96 36=:6G65 |:??6D@E2\32D65 |6D23: |6E2==:4D 2?5 :ED A2C6?E 4@>A2?J tDD2C vC@FA[ 2?
Sand, Lahn talk hopes, next steps for planned $15 billion SE Iowa steel plant
DES MOINES — Representatives of the company that plans to build a $15 billion steel plant in southeast Iowa met recently with the two candidates running to be the state’s next governor, the candidates told The Gazette. kAm|6D23: |6E2==:4D[ 2 |:??6D@E2\32D65 DE66= 4@>A2?J @H?65 3J 2? x?5:2\32D65 8=@32= 4@?8=@>6C2E6[ A=2?D E@ 3F:=5 :? x@H2 H92E :E D2JD H:== 36 E96 =2C86DE DE66= A=2?E :? E96 4@F?ECJ]k^Am kAm%96 A=2?E :D 6IA64E65 E@ 36 3F:=E :?
Sand, Lahn talk hopes, next steps for planned $15 billion SE Iowa steel plant
Zach Lahn (left) and Rob Sand are seen in a composite image. The Gazette DES MOINES — Representatives of the company that plans to build a $15 billion steel plant in southeast Iowa met recently with the two candidates running to be the state’s next governor, the candidates told The Gazette. Mesabi Metallics, a Minnesota-based steel company owned by an India-based global conglomerate, plans to build in Iowa what it says will be the largest steel plant in the country.
Rob Sand: We must convince Iowans political balance is good
Rob Sand, the Democratic candidate for Iowa governor, speaks to supporters after a campaign event at Central Standard Craft Beer and Burgers in Waukee on Friday. kAm(p&ztt — #@3 $2?5[ E96 s6>@4C2E:4 42?5:52E6 7@C x@H2 8@G6C?@C[ E@=5 2 42>A2:8? C2==J 4C@H5 uC:52J E92E 96 :D 2H2C6 @7 E96 9FC5=6D E96 A2CEJ’D DE2E6H:56 42?5:52E6D 92G6 72465 7@C >@C6 E92? 2 564256]k^Am kAmx@H2 s6>@4C2ED 92G6 ?@E H@? 2? 6=64E:@? 7@C 8@G6C?@C @C &]$] D6?2E@C D:?46 r96E rF=G6C H2D 6=64E65 8@G6C?@C :?
Rob Sand: We must convince Iowans political balance is good
WAUKEE — Rob Sand, the Democratic candidate for Iowa governor, told a campaign rally crowd Friday that he is aware of the hurdles the party’s statewide candidates have faced in the state for better than a decade. kAmx@H2 s6>@4C2ED 92G6 ?@E H@? 2? 6=64E:@? 7@C 8@G6C?@C @C &]$] D6?2E@C D:?46 r96E rF=G6C H2D 6=64E65 8@G6C?@C :? a__e]k^Am kAm$2?5 :D 9@A:?8 E@ 492?86 E92E E9:D 72==[ 2== H9:=6 42>A2:8?:?8 @?
Linn County poll worker talks about working Iowa elections
The state’s top elections official calls them Iowa’s “secret weapon” in ensuring well-run elections. kAm%96J 2C6 E96 FA E@ `_[___ x@H2 A@== H@C<6CD H9@ 96=A @A6C2E6 E96 >@C6 E92? `[e__ G@E:?8 D:E6D 24C@DD E96 DE2E6]k^Am kAmx@H2 A@== H@C<6CD — @C AC64:?4E 6=64E:@?
Linn County poll worker talks about working Iowa elections
Poll workers sign in voters during primary election voting June 2, 2026, in the Hy-Vee Center at Centennial Park in North Liberty. Nick Rohlman/The Gazette The state’s top elections official calls them Iowa’s “secret weapon” in ensuring well-run elections. They are the up to 10,000 Iowa poll workers who help operate the more than 1,600 voting sites across the state.
Rob Sand: We must convince Iowans political balance is good
Rob Sand, the Democratic candidate for Iowa governor, speaks to supporters after a campaign event at Central Standard Craft Beer and Burgers in Waukee on Friday. Erin Murphy/The Gazette WAUKEE — Rob Sand, the Democratic candidate for Iowa governor, told a campaign rally crowd Friday that he is aware of the hurdles the party’s statewide candidates have faced in the state for better than a decade.
Watch the 2nd Congressional District Iowa Press debate at 7 p.m. Oct. 8
Iowa PBS will host a 60-minute televised debate with U.S. House candidates in the 2nd Congressional District. Lindsay James (D-Dubuque) and Joe Mitchell (R-Clear Lake) will answer questions from Iowa reporters and discuss their platforms, concerns and future plans.
CEO, Iowa leader address past issues with company planning Iowa steel plant
DES MOINES — The state’s top economic development official acknowledged the company that plans to build a $15 billion steel plant in Iowa — and could receive up to nearly $1.4 billion in state tax incentives — has made “missteps” in the past but also expressed confidence in its ability to complete the project. kAms63: sFC92>[ 5:C64E@C @7 E96 x@H2 t4@?@>:4 s6G6=@A>6?E pFE9@C:EJ[ E@=5 DE2E6 =2H>2<6CD =2DE H66< E92E D96 36=:6G65 |:??6D@E2\32D65 |6D23: |6E2==:4D 2?5 :ED A2C6?E 4@>A2?J tDD2C vC@FA[ 2?
CEO, Iowa leader address past issues with company planning Iowa steel plant
DES MOINES — The state’s top economic development official acknowledged the company that plans to build a $15 billion steel plant in Iowa — and could receive up to nearly $1.4 billion in state tax incentives — has made “missteps” in the past but also expressed confidence in its ability to complete the project. kAms63: sFC92>[ 5:C64E@C @7 E96 x@H2 t4@?@>:4 s6G6=@A>6?E pFE9@C:EJ[ E@=5 DE2E6 =2H>2<6CD =2DE H66< E92E D96 36=:6G65 |:??6D@E2\32D65 |6D23: |6E2==:4D 2?5 :ED A2C6?E 4@>A2?J tDD2C vC@FA[ 2?
In case you missed it: Iowa clears way for $1.4 billion in state tax breaks for steel plant
DES MOINES — Nearly $1.4 billion in state tax breaks — the most ever to a single project in Iowa — can be awarded to a Minnesota-based, India-owned company that plans to build a $15 billion steel plant in southeast Iowa — the largest in the country, according to company officials — after Gov. Kim Reynolds and state lawmakers on Friday expanded a state economic development program. kAmsFC:?8 2 DA64:2= =68:D=2E:G6 D6DD:@? 2E E96 x@H2 r2A:E@= — 2?5 56DA:E6 D@>6 DEC@?8[ 3:A2CE:D2?
CEO, Iowa leader address past issues with company planning Iowa steel plant
DES MOINES — The state’s top economic development official acknowledged the company that plans to build a $15 billion steel plant in Iowa — and could receive up to nearly $1.4 billion in state tax incentives — has made “missteps” in the past but also expressed confidence in its ability to complete the project. kAms63: sFC92>[ 5:C64E@C @7 E96 x@H2 t4@?@>:4 s6G6=@A>6?E pFE9@C:EJ[ E@=5 DE2E6 =2H>2<6CD =2DE H66< E92E D96 36=:6G65 |:??6D@E2\32D65 |6D23: |6E2==:4D 2?5 :ED A2C6?E 4@>A2?J tDD2C vC@FA[ 2?
CEO, Iowa leader address past issues with company planning Iowa steel plant
Erin Murphy covers state and federal government and politics for The Gazette. He can be reached at erin.murphy@thegazette.com or 515-355-1300.
CEO, Iowa leader address past issues with company planning Iowa steel plant
Mesabi Metallics President and CEO Joe Broking speaks Friday to the Iowa House Ways and Means Subcommittee during a special session of the Iowa Legislature at the Statehouse in Des Moines, Iowa.
On Iowa Politics Podcast: Water quality panel at Iowa Ideas
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Iowa clears way for $1.4 billion in state tax breaks for steel plant
DES MOINES — Nearly $1.4 billion in state tax breaks — the most ever to a single project in Iowa — can be awarded to a Minnesota-based, India-owned company that plans to build a $15 billion steel plant in southeast Iowa — the largest in the country, according to company officials — after Gov. Kim Reynolds and state lawmakers on Friday expanded a state economic development program. kAmsFC:?8 2 DA64:2= =68:D=2E:G6 D6DD:@? 2E E96 x@H2 r2A:E@= — 2?5 56DA:E6 D@>6 DEC@?8[ 3:A2CE:D2?
Iowa lawmakers approve, Reynolds signs into law $1.4 billion in tax breaks for steel plant
DES MOINES — Nearly $1.4 billion in state tax breaks — the most ever to a single project in Iowa — can be awarded to a Minnesota-based, India-owned company that plans to build a $15 billion steel plant in southeast Iowa — the largest in the country, according to company officials — after Gov. Kim Reynolds and state lawmakers on Friday expanded a state economic development program. kAmsFC:?8 2 DA64:2= =68:D=2E:G6 D6DD:@? 2E E96 x@H2 r2A:E@= — 2?5 56DA:E6 D@>6 DEC@?8[ 3:A2CE:D2?
Iowa lawmakers approve $1.4 billion in tax breaks for steel plant
Erin Murphy covers state and federal government and politics for The Gazette. He can be reached at erin.murphy@thegazette.com or 515-355-1300.
Iowa clears way for $1.4 billion in state tax breaks for steel plant
DES MOINES — Nearly $1.4 billion in state tax breaks — the most ever to a single project in Iowa — can be awarded to a Minnesota-based, India-owned company that plans to build a $15 billion steel plant in southeast Iowa — the largest in the country, according to company officials — after Gov. Kim Reynolds and state lawmakers on Friday expanded a state economic development program.
On Iowa Politics Podcast: Water quality panel at Iowa Ideas
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Rob Sand draws 1,800-plus to Polk County event
Democratic candidate for Iowa governor Rob Sand speaks to a crowd of more than 1,800, according to his campaign staff, during a campaign event at Val Air Ballroom in West Des Moines on Wednesday. kAm(t$% st$ |~x}t$ — %96 `__E9 AF3=:4 E@H? 92== @7 #@3 $2?5’D 42>A2:8? 7@C x@H2 8@G6C?@C :? a_ae A24<65 E96 '2= p:C q2==C@@>[ 2 9:DE@C:4 4@?46CE 2?5 52?46 92== (65?6D52J 6G6?:?8 :? E9:D s6D |@:?6D DF3FC3]k^Am kAm|@C6 E92?
Rob Sand draws 1,800-plus to Polk County event
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Iowa lawmakers consider $1.4 billion tax breaks for planned steel plant
The Iowa Senate conducts legislative business May 14, 2025, on the floor at the Iowa Capitol in Des Moines. Erin Murphy/The Gazette DES MOINES — Nearly $1.4 billion in state tax breaks would be awarded to a Minnesota-based, India-owned company that plans to build a $15 billion steel plant in Lee County in southeast Iowa under legislation being considered Friday by state legislators. The proposed legislation is the subject of a special session of the Iowa Legislature, called by Iowa Gov.
On Iowa Politics Podcast: Water quality panel at Iowa Ideas
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Rob Sand, Zach Lahn talk steel plant, incentives
DES MOINES — Both of Iowa’s candidates for governor — Republican Zach Lahn and Democrat Rob Sand — said Wednesday that state incentives for a planned new steel plant in southeast Iowa should take a “stair-step” approach, providing tax relief as the plant is constructed. kAm%96 42?5:52E6D C6DA@?565 E@ BF6DE:@?D 7C@> %96 v2K6EE6 367@C6 DE2E6 =2H>2<6CD 2C6 D4965F=65 E@ 4@?G6?6 E@52J 7@C 2 DA64:2= =68:D=2E:G6 D6DD:@?
Iowa lawmakers consider $1.4 billion in tax breaks for steel plant
Mesabi Metallics President and Chief Executive Officer Joe Broking speaks about the proposed $1.4 billion in state tax incentives for the company’s planned $15 billion steel plant in southeast Iowa during a legislative hearing at the Iowa Capitol in Des Moines on Friday, Oct. 2, 2026.
Rob Sand draws 1,800-plus to Polk County event
Erin Murphy covers state and federal government and politics for The Gazette. He can be reached at erin.murphy@thegazette.com or 515-355-1300.
Iowa lawmakers consider $1.4 billion in tax breaks for steel plant
Mesabi Metallics President and Chief Executive Officer Joe Broking speaks about the proposed $1.4 billion in state tax incentives for the company’s planned $15 billion steel plant in southeast Iowa during a legislative hearing at the Iowa Capitol in Des Moines on Friday, Oct. 2, 2026. kAmst$ |~x}t$ — }62C=J S`]c 3:==:@? :? DE2E6 E2I 3C62<D H@F=5 36 2H2C565 E@ 2 |:??6D@E2\32D65[ x?5:2\@H?65 4@>A2?J E92E A=2?D E@ 3F:=5 2 S`d 3:==:@? DE66= A=2?E :? {66 r@F?EJ :? D@FE962DE x@H2 F?56C =68:D=2E:@?
Iowa lawmakers consider $1.4 billion in tax breaks for steel plant
Prefer us on Google Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save Mesabi Metallics President and Chief Executive Officer Joe Broking speaks about the proposed $1.4 billion in state tax incentives for the company’s planned $15 billion steel plant in southeast Iowa during a legislative hearing at the Iowa Capitol in Des Moines on Friday, Oct. 2, 2026. kAmst$ |~x}t$ — }62C=J S`]c 3:==:@? :?
Iowa lawmakers approve $1.4 billion in tax breaks for steel plant
Mesabi Metallics President and CEO Joe Broking speaks Friday to the Iowa House Ways and Means Subcommittee during a special session of the Iowa Legislature at the Statehouse in Des Moines, Iowa.
Rod Sand, Zach Lahn talk steel plant, incentives
DES MOINES — Democrat Rob Sand and Republican Zach Lahn — candidates for Iowa governor in the Nov. 3 election — responded to questions from The Gazette about the Friday special session of the Iowa Legislature to approve a tax relief package for a proposed new steel plant in southeast Iowa. kAm|:??6D@E2\32D65 2?5 x?5:2\@H?65 |6D23: |6E2==:4D @77:4:2=D 2??@F?465 |@?52J 2E E96 (9:E6 w@FD6 E92E E96J A=2? E@ 3F:=5 2 C@F89=J S`d 3:==:@? DE66= A=2?E :?
Rod Sand, Zach Lahn talk steel plant, incentives
Zach Lahn (left) and Rob Sand are seen in a composite image. The Gazette DES MOINES — Democrat Rob Sand and Republican Zach Lahn — candidates for Iowa governor in the Nov. 3 election — responded to questions from The Gazette about the Friday special session of the Iowa Legislature to approve a tax relief package for a proposed new steel plant in southeast Iowa.
Risk factors explain 76% of Iowa’s excess cancer rates
Roughly three-fourths of the “excess cancer burden” in Iowa — the number of cases in the state’s five most common cancers, beyond what would be expected based on demographics — can be explained by known risk factors like smoking, drinking, obesity and others, according to research published Tuesday by Iowa researchers. kAm“%96D6 7:?5:?8D DF886DE E92E E96 D6=64E65 C:D< 724E@CD 6IA=2:? 2AAC@I:>2E6=J feT @7 x@H2’D 6I46DD 42?46C 3FC56? 2>@?8 E96 7:G6 >@DE 4@>>@?=J 5:28?@D65 42?46CD :?
Rob Sand draws 1,800-plus to Polk County event
Democratic candidate for Iowa governor Rob Sand speaks to a crowd of more than 1,800, according to his campaign staff, during a campaign event at Val Air Ballroom in West Des Moines on Wednesday. Erin Murphy/The Gazette WEST DES MOINES — The 100th public town hall of Rob Sand’s campaign for Iowa governor in 2026 packed the Val Air Ballroom, a historic concert and dance hall Wednesday evening in this Des Moines suburb.
Rob Sand, Zach Lahn talk steel plant, incentives
Zach Lahn (left) and Rob Sand are seen in a composite image. The Gazette DES MOINES — Both of Iowa’s candidates for governor — Republican Zach Lahn and Democrat Rob Sand — said Wednesday that state incentives for a planned new steel plant in southeast Iowa should take a “stair-step” approach, providing tax relief as the plant is constructed.
Rob Sand, Zach Lahn talk steel plant, incentives ahead of Legislature’s special session
Prefer us on Google Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save DES MOINES — Democrat Rob Sand and Republican Zach Lahn — candidates for governor in the Nov. 3 election — responded to questions from the Lee-Gazette Des Moines Bureau about the Friday special session of the Legislature to approve a tax relief package for a proposed new steel plant in southeast Iowa. kAm|:??6D@E2\32D65 2?5 x?5:2\@H?65 |6D23: |6E2==:4D @77:4:2=D 2??@F?465 |@?52J 2E E96 (9:E6 w@FD6 E92E E96J A=2?
Iowa Gov. Reynolds calls special session for steel plant tax incentives
DES MOINES — A planned steel plant in southeast Iowa appears in line for state tax incentives, as Gov. Kim Reynolds on Tuesday called for a special legislative session to amend the state’s economic development program for large business ventures. kAm%96 DA64:2= D6DD:@? H:== 36 4@?5F4E65 uC:52J[ 244@C5:?8 E@ #6J?@=5D’ 6I64FE:G6 @C56C]k^Am kAm|:??6D@E2\32D65 2?5 x?5:2?\@H?65 |6D23: |6E2==:4D @77:4:2=D 2??@F?465 |@?52J 2E E96 (9:E6 w@FD6 E92E E96J A=2? E@ 3F:=5 2 C@F89=J S`d 3:==:@? DE66= A=2?E :?
Iowa Gov. Reynolds calls special session for steel plant tax incentives Original
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Iowa Gov. Reynolds calls special session for steel plant tax incentives
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Iowa Gov. Reynolds calls special session for steel plant tax incentives
Iowa lawmakers conduct business in the Iowa Senate at the Iowa State Capitol in Des Moines in an undated photo. Savannah Blake/The Gazette DES MOINES — A planned steel plant in southeast Iowa appears in line for state tax incentives, as Gov. Kim Reynolds on Tuesday called for a special legislative session to amend the state’s economic development program for large business ventures. The special session will be conducted Friday, according to Reynolds’ executive order.
Risk factors explain 76% of Iowa’s excess cancer rates
Edith Parker, dean of the University of Iowa College of Public Health, discusses the college’s research and report, “Key Drivers of Cancer in Iowa,” during a Tuesday news conference at the Iowa Capitol complex in Des Moines. The report states that roughly three-fourths of the “excess cancer burden” in Iowa can be explain by known risk factors such as smoking, drinking and obesity.
Risk factors explain 76% of Iowa’s excess cancer rates
Edith Parker, dean of the University of Iowa College of Public Health, discusses the college’s research and report, “Key Drivers of Cancer in Iowa,” during a Tuesday news conference at the Iowa Capitol complex in Des Moines. The report states that roughly three-fourths of the “excess cancer burden” in Iowa can be explain by known risk factors such as smoking, drinking and obesity. kAmst$ |~x}t$ — #@F89=J E9C66\7@FCE9D @7 E96 “6I46DD 42?46C 3FC56?” :? x@H2 — E96 ?F>36C @7 42D6D :?
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