Adam Sullivan

Conspiracy theories have been building for years and now they’re popping up everywhere from city council meetings to the Iowa Capitol.

“The students must simply pay for and complete a course of instruction that has no relevance to their desired occupation.”

Iowa: Come for a job interview, stay because you have a court date for your marijuana arrest.

A request to purchase a new armored vehicle was rejected this week — but not because the Board of Supervisors wanted to take a stand against police militarization

With or without a federal requirement, business owners ought to have the ability to set their own standards for employment.

How Iowans responded to The Gazette’s libertarian columnist in 2021

Iowa Democrats say their intent is to “treat marijuana like we treat a six-pack of beer” but they also point to the states that have legalized marijuana as models Iowa could follow. Those two things are not the same.

Schools in Iowa and elsewhere have software to trace students’ digital footprints

Warren Nutter was spared from being hanged but he still paid for his crime with his life.

Almost two years into the pandemic, Iowans still can’t find at-home antigen tests.

U.S. Sens. Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst recently advanced a bipartisan anti-meth bill. Statistics from Iowa suggest more enforcement is not the answer.

After capitalizing on the internet poker boom in the early 2000s, Iowa casinos have scrapped many of their poker tables over the past decade

The War on Terror relic is the subject of fierce debate between police reform activists and elected officials.

Behind his folksy veneer there apparently is a burning desire to put people in jail.

They want the government to play a central role in your life, they would just rather it be politicians in Des Moines than politicians in Washington, D.C.