Articles Tagged: In Depth / Enterprise

A lost tooth, homework help and sport practices – just a few things an incarcerated parent misses out on. For …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Even though the coronavirus pandemic has kept people close to home for months, the numbers of homicides …

IOWA CITY – The thing about 20-foot-tall, 110-ton limestone statues – like Doug Paul’s – is they tend to stay …

IOWA CITY – The first confirmed coronavirus outbreak at an Iowa meatpacking plant was far more severe than previously known, …

DES MOINES – Iowa is on the road to fewer traffic fatalities this year as the coronavirus pandemic slows travel …

FORT DODGE – Jayden Johnson was 8 years old the first time someone hurled a racial slur at her, a …

PORTLAND, Maine – School districts across America are in the midst of making wrenching decisions over how to resume classes …

Iowa’s executive branch is getting a grim gift from a company that has long made garments for meatpacking workers: a …

Black residents in Iowa are far more likely than whites to face the use of force from officers working for …

IOWA CITY – In response to protester demands, the Iowa City Council earlier this month vowed to restructure its police …

CEDAR RAPIDS – After months of virtual town halls, roundtables and campaign events, Iowa congressional candidates are inching their way …

The novel coronavirus pandemic has been a game-changer for telehealth in Iowa. Health care practitioners have adopted telehealth in wide …

When David Wesley-Shanks’ son, David Jr., who is 10, heard the term ‘police brutality” on the radio, he was confused. …

CEDAR RAPIDS — Marilyn Jensen, 85, never thought she’d be swapping Saturday lunches with friends for morning chats with them …

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS – More than a year has passed since University Heights adopted what was thought to be the first …