Snow has finally disappeared from the north-facing hillsides in my hollow. The winter has been rough on the trees down …
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Snow has finally disappeared from the north-facing hillsides in my hollow. The winter has been rough on the trees down …
This past week was a busy time at the state Capitol, as it was “funnel week.” Amid the flurry of …
Gov. Kim Reynolds in her Condition of the State address responded to two policy areas in which the federal government …
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For one brief moment, it seemed as if the Legislature knew it had gone too far — that repealing gender …
The most bizarre probation requirement I have seen a judge order a person to do was to wear a sign …
In 2022, the CATO Institute’s Fiscal Policy Report Card on America’s Governors ranked Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds the most fiscally …
One of my Super Bowl memories growing up in Massachusetts was when the New England Patriots played the mighty Chicago …
Yet another bill on public school education is up for consideration by the Iowa Legislature. Lawmakers are attempting to set …
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