Daily News Podcast
Daily NewslettersIowa law has several code sections outlining charges for littering, but the Linn County Attorney’s Office hasn’t charged anyone in the last year. The Iowa State Patrol has filed only 64 citations statewide.
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Iowa law has several code sections outlining charges for littering, but the Linn County Attorney’s Office hasn’t charged anyone in the last year. The Iowa State Patrol has filed only 64 citations statewide.
The program that employs people who’ve experienced homelessness to patrol Greene Square and key downtown areas is starting again for the summer months.
Gov. Kim Reynolds signs bill aimed at protecting state’s ‘first-in-nation’ status
Here’s how your tax dollars will be spent in the coming fiscal year
Iowa’s taxpayer watchdog will face new restrictions on his office’s ability to access certain records when auditing government programs for waste, fraud and abuse.
New law applies “assets test,” adds rigorous eligibility verification
All four of Iowa's Republican representatives voted late Wednesday in favor of
In an interview with The Gazette, Trump also said, ‘Sometimes you need drama in order to get the job done’
In his first visit to Cedar Rapids as a declared presidential candidate, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis repeatedly framed Iowa and Florida as partners in a Republican battle to “restore sanity.” Be that prohibiting instruction on gender identity and sexual orientation in public schools, or banning gender-affirming care for minors and abortions after six weeks of pregnancy.
The federal funds could only be used construction and improvements at Iowa facilities
Iowa U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley told reporters he is still on the fence over a deal to raise the nation’s debt ceiling to avoid a destructive default.
Also, Iowa’s Hinson announces 3rd annual ‘BBQ Bash’
Iowa families can begin signing up today, for a new state-funded private school financial assistance program.
© 2023 The Gazette | All Rights Reserved.
