fraud Iowa Regulators Order $2.3 Million Restitution in Alleged Ponzi Scheme 2025-03-17
The Iowa insurance commissioner has ordered a Johnston company and its owner to repay $2.3 million that 15 investors lost in an oil-and-gas operation that regulators have likened to a Ponzi scheme. One of the alleged victims was a 19-year-old Iowa State University student whose father had recently died of cancer and whose body was kept in a freezer for two weeks as the family struggled to pay for the funeral. The insurance commissioner revoked the investment advisor registrations and insurance producer licenses of the company and its owner, and ordered them to pay $2.3 million in restitution.
public policy Iowa Prevails in Challenge to Biden's Title IX Rules 2025-03-17
Iowa has won its challenge to a Biden administration policy changing rules for school sex- and gender-based discrimination. The new rules would have permitted colleges to use a lower standard to find someone guilty of sexual misconduct and expanded protections under the law for pregnant and LGBTQ students. Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird joined a lawsuit that argued the rules would force schools to let transgender and nonbinary students share locker rooms and restrooms with female students and would penalize students who oppose transgender rights on religious grounds. The Biden administration has now abandoned its appeal of the court's preliminary injunction blocking the rules.
crime Man Arrested for Brandishing Gun in Madison Road Rage Incident 2025-03-17
A 69-year-old man from Fox Lake, M., was arrested for disorderly conduct while armed after he allegedly yelled about loud music and pulled out a gun during a road rage incident in Madison, Wis. Police responded to a report of a driver brandishing a gun on East Washington Avenue and Oak Street, and later located the suspect's car and conducted a high-risk stop, detaining the driver without incident.
Des Moines, Iowa. 
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