Elizabeth Wood

Nearly 100 protesters registered their opposition to the “one big beautiful” reconciliation bill with representatives in U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst’s Cedar Rapids office on Wednesday.

The fair, which runs through Sunday, includes a full lineup of exhibits, entertainment, food and more.

Elizabeth Wood, a photojournalist at The Gazette, mulls the ethics of using the multiple-exposure photo technique at a partisan political event.

Iowa City Pride’s Pride Festival kicked off with the pride parade in downtown Iowa City.

Photos from Cedar Rapids Prairie vs. Cedar Rapids Xavier Thursday, June 19, 2025

The federal holiday celebrates June 19, 1865, when the last enslaved African Americans in Texas received word that they were free

The Gazette’s best photos for the first half of June 2025

This weekend was the Iowa Arts Festival in Iowa City, a tradition that’s lasted more than 40 years. Artists and musicians shared their talents, and attendees participated in making art and dancing to the music.

Gazette photojournalists present their best photos they’ve produced in the second half of May 2025

Photos from substate soccer Regina vs. Beckman. Regina would win the match 3-1.

Photo gallery of day 3 of the Iowa High School State Track & Field Championship at Drake Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa Saturday, May 24, 2025

Gazette photojournalists present their best photos they’ve produced in the first half of May 2025

Saturday was the fourth time the City of North Liberty has hosted the family-friendly “Remarkable Rigs,” which gives city employees an opportunity to talk with people of all ages and explain the work they do, and lets the public see their tools up-close.

The Central Plaza in Uptown Marion now features a refrigerated loop for ice-skating, a live performance space, play equipment and an enclosed depot building.