RADIO IOWA STATE NEWS

• Iowa bill would give mobile barbershops a green light
  A half dozen lawmakers have taken the first steps in the legislature toward cutting red tape, so a Waterloo barber can take his cuts on the road. William Burt has built a mobile barbershop in a bus, hoping to drive to customers who can’t get to a brick-and-mortar shop for a hair cut. “We can […]
• Biden offers closing argument to Iowa Caucus-goers
  In six days, Iowa’s Caucuses will kick-off the 2020 presidential campaign. This past weekend, former Vice President Joe Biden began traveling the state with well-known Iowa Democrats like Attorney General Tom Miller. “He’s the most electable,” Miller told a crowd in Ankeny Saturday night. In a Saturday night conversation with Radio Iowa, former Vice President […]
• Bill would limit flags over Iowa gov’t buildings after transgender flag flown
  Two Republican senators have advanced a bill to limit the kind of flags that may be flown over public schools and government buildings in Iowa. The proposal comes after a pink, white and blue “Transgender Pride Flag” was flown over the Iowa capitol in November. Republican Senator Roby Smith of Davenport sponsored the bill and […]
• Woodbury County Supervisor’s status still on hold over residency fight
  Barring any last minute court action, Woodbury County supervisor Jeremy Taylor will not likely take part in today’s board meeting after County Auditor Pat Gill revoked his residency last week. Gill ruled Taylor now lives in a new home outside the county district he was elected to serve. “As soon as I issued my decision, […]