For years, Coe College has been committed to making significant progress toward greater diversity, equity and inclusion on campus, with …
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For years, Coe College has been committed to making significant progress toward greater diversity, equity and inclusion on campus, with …
Iowans share a goal of having the best local schools in the nation. However, eight years as an Iowa legislator …
By tapping into renewable energy sources like solar, Iowa can draw incredible investment opportunities.
How can there be any relationship between traffic camera enforcement and accident reduction when citations have increased?
The Gazette recently published an open letter to the Coe College board of trustees regarding an incident that took place …
They want to see wetlands, lakes and rivers restored, not forgotten.
Arguing that we can’t afford to do this is no longer valid, and our future depends on it If we want to attract people and families to Cedar Rapids to live and work.
The past couple of weeks I have spent entirely too much time in medical waiting rooms.
Let’s make something clear right away: Iowa’s state budget is going to continue to grow in the coming years.
As we again celebrate Iowa History Month this month, some might wonder, “Who decides what is Iowa history?”
Most citizens don’t know that Republican leaders in Iowa, Utah, Kansas and Florida are limiting journalists’ access to open-to-the-public legislature and gubernatorial sessions.
All Johnson County residents suffered losses from the pandemic, but not all residents were helped by government stabilization or enhanced unemployment checks.
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