Executive Activity

Secretary Naig to Present the Noelck Family with the Wergin Good Farm Neighbor Award

Treasurer Smith Announces More Than Half-a-Million in Missing Money Found at Iowa State Fair

Treasurer Smith Returns Money from Great Iowa Treasure Hunt to Des Moines Playhouse

Attorney General Bird Takes Action to Protect Girls’ Sports

Gov. Reynolds awards $7.2 million to build 175 homes in disaster-impacted communities

Governor Reynolds, Lt. Governor Gregg release public schedule

Attorney General Bird Sues Excavators for Violating Iowa’s One Call Law

Attorney General Bird Announces Senior Staff Promotions

Secretary Naig Announces Another Record Year for Conservation in Iowa

Attorney General Bird Sues Live Nation and Ticketmaster to Stop Monopoly

Gov. Reynolds announces activation of assistance for Monona County

Weekly Crop Progress and Condition Report

Attorney General Bird Demands Answers from Temu Over Concerns of Slave Labor and Ties to Chinese Communist Party

Hot Beef Sundae from Cattlemen's Beef Quarters Wins “Best Choose Iowa Fair Food” at the 2024 Iowa State Fair

Children Share Their Thoughts About Future Careers and Education with Treasurer Smith

Iowa submits summer EBT waiver request for demonstration project that feeds more children, leverages existing programs

Attorney General Bird Sues to Stop Taxpayer Dollars from Supporting Political Campaign Goals

439 Century and Heritage Farm Families

Iowa Farm Environmental Leader Awards Presented to 44 Farm Families at the 2024 Iowa State Fair

Gov. Reynolds announces relief to disaster-impacted homeowners with first awards through Disaster Recovery Housing Assistance Program

Secretary Naig Honors 16 Choose Iowa Coloring Calendar Contest Winners at the 2024 Iowa State Fair

Attorney General Bird Leads Coalition to End California’s Green Car Mandate

Weekly Crop Progress and Condition Report

Attorney General Bird Celebrates Win in Defending Stabilizing Braces

Gov. Reynolds issues statement on U.S. Court of Appeals decision on SF 496

Attorney General Bird Announces Victory in Upholding Iowa’s Age-appropriate Books and Parental Rights Law

Gov. Reynolds issues Disaster Proclamation for Allamakee and Winneshiek Counties in response to severe storms

Iowa Attorney General Bird and Nebraska Attorney General Hilgers Host Press Conference Announcing Petition to Support Farmers & Growers

Treasurer Smith Encourages Iowa State Fairgoers to Stop at Great Iowa Treasure Hunt Booth

Gov. Reynolds issues Disaster Proclamation for Polk County in response to severe storms

Secretary Naig Welcomes Pesticide Petition by Attorneys General Bird, Hilgers

Governor Reynolds, Lt. Governor Gregg release public schedules

State Cost-Share Will Fund Water Quality Practices Around Nine Public Lakes

Attorney General Bird Supports Congress’s Law Demanding TikTok Cut Ties with Chinese Communist Party

Catch ‘Fair Fever’ with Choose Iowa at the 2024 Iowa State Fair

Attorney General Bird Delivers on Promise to Work with Iowans in all 99 Counties Each Year

Treasurer Smith Celebrates the First National ABLE Savings Day

Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report

Gov. Reynolds Announces Staff Changes

Additional counties approved for FEMA assistance under the June Presidential Major Disaster Declaration

Gov. Reynolds Issues Disaster Proclamation for Seven Counties in Response to Severe Storms

Attorney General Bird Leads 20-State Coalition Opposing Biden-Harris Administration Defense of Discriminatory Debanking

Attorney General Bird Warns Iowans of Lottery Scams

Treasurer Smith Seeks Iowans’ Help Reuniting Lost Purple Heart

Secretary Naig Announces Launch of Choose Iowa Food Purchasing Pilot Program for Food Banks

Gov. Reynolds issues disaster proclamation to support Sioux County students’ return to school after severe flooding

Cover Crops are Part of Disaster Recovery

Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report

Attorney General’s Office Granted $5.5M by Governor Reynolds to Serve Crime Victims as Federal Cuts Loom

Gov. Reynolds commits $5.5M funding for Iowa Attorney General’s office to continue victim services as federal cuts loom