Gov. Kim Reynolds, who is not seeking reelection, laid out her plans for cancer funding, E-Verify requirement and expanded charter school access in Tuesday's speech.

Gov. Kim Reynolds laid out her agenda for her final legislative session Tuesday evening, including a plan for $3 billion in property tax relief, requiring Iowans to swear they are U.S. citizens when registering to vote and banning certain food dyes from school meals.

Under Reynolds’ proposal, local governments would be limited to raising revenue by no more than 2% a year. Property tax assessments would happen every three years instead of every two. The governor is also proposing a property tax freeze for homeowners age 65 and older whose homes are worth less than $350,000.

(Iowa Capital Dispatch) - Gov. Kim Reynolds said Tuesday that a property tax freeze for seniors is “one of the things” her campaign is looking at as it devises how to reduce property taxes in the state. Reynolds also spoke about the state’s request ...

Gov. Kim Reynolds on Tuesday unveiled a legislative agenda focused on overhauling Iowa's property tax system, tightening immigration and election enforcement, expanding health care access and continuing education reforms.