Articles Tagged: In Depth / Enterprise

CEDAR RAPIDS – As a Black boy growing up in public schools, John Ross, now 21, said he felt ‘ignored.” …

Sharna Williams was almost relieved in December when her husband, Larry, tested positive for COVID-19. That’s because Larry Williams is …

It may take a while before drivers’ license office punchlines are no longer funny, but long lines and long waits …

Though many are eager to get protection against COVID-19 from a vaccine program being rolled out across Iowa, there’s still …

CEDAR RAPIDS – A Cedar Rapids man who is a former Florida sheriff’s deputy being sued by the family of …

Even though the pandemic detoured daily life for much of 2020, it did not bring a drop in the number …

Hundreds of unmasked people entered the Iowa Statehouse rotunda Monday, the opening day of the new legislative session, to protest …

IOWA CITY – New Johnson County Sheriff Brad Kunkel has wasted no time diving into his new role and responsibilities. …

DES MOINES – So you say you’re an Iowa lawmaker. OK, Boomer. Baby Boomers comprise more than half of the …

JEWELL – At 3:20 p.m. on a Monday, a voice booms through the public address speakers at South Hamilton School: …

As state officials point toward Iowa’s decreasing unemployment rate as a ‘very good sign,” some economists are skeptical of the …

Two state workers were fired this year for allegedly helping a former colleague collect unemployment benefits in the midst of …

State park rangers – certified peace officers who safeguard Iowa’s premier outdoor recreational areas – are confronting an increasingly endangered …

If Johnny still wants a pair of skates from Jolly Old Saint Nicholas, a pair of entrepreneurial moms in Fairfield …

IOWA CITY – Between classes at Iowa City High School and a part-time job at Culver’s, Lizzie Peters can be …