More than a week after the derecho hit the state on August 10, thousands of Iowans are still waiting for …
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More than a week after the derecho hit the state on August 10, thousands of Iowans are still waiting for …
For too long, many of our leaders at the federal level have given international competitors like China a free pass …
Transportation to work is essential for finding and maintaining employment. While the current Iowa City and Coralville bus systems meet …
Iowa needs to think big on local foods – for the health of our children and economy. Recently, the Local …
Derecho. A word you probably haven’t heard often, and frankly haven’t seen enough coverage of. In Iowa, lives have been …
The powerful derecho storm which hit Iowa this week is just another example of how difficult 2020 has been for …
Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, the pomp and irrelevance of political conventions are moving online. Democrats confirmed last week they …
Gov. Kim Reynolds, thank you for your letter to all Iowans (‘Gov. Reynolds: We can’t let COVID-19 deter or divide …
The famed historian Carl Becker once wrote that ‘everyman is his own historian.” Becker was trying to make the point …
A couple of weeks ago I did something I’ve never done before, holding a Canon camera away from my face, …
President Harry Truman did not need to drop the atomic bomb to end World War II. The first test explosion …
These are frightening numbers – 3,580, 72,000, 226,385, 130,800. The first is the number of American lives lost December 7, …
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