Presentation of Iowa’s COVID-19 data has undergone several changes since the COVID-19 pandemic began in Iowa in March. What happens …
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Presentation of Iowa’s COVID-19 data has undergone several changes since the COVID-19 pandemic began in Iowa in March. What happens …
While significant transgender rights were secured in a court battle, the challenges against LGBTQ rights continue in Iowa in the …
Whether it’s felon voting rights, disproportionate incarceration of persons of color, comprehensive criminal justice reform has been a challenge for …
Newsrooms in Iowa and across the country face unprecedented challenges as business models meet global pandemics, social unrest and a …
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds joins The Gazette Executive Editor Zack Kucharski to discuss the state’s ongoing COVID-19 response, the state’s …
After getting real momentum behind building school-business partnerships, the COVID-19 pandemic brought traditional work and learning experiences to a halt …
Iowa has seen significant economic growth in the energy and food industries, but what’s on the horizon? Some say ed …
The coronavirus pandemic has radically changed the ideas of working from home. What does the work from home change mean …
School-business partnerships long have been a staple to building a future workforce and encouraging students to think about building a …
In the first nine months of this year, Cedar Rapids saw more incidents of gun violence than it has in …
CEDAR RAPIDS – The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing Iowans to rethink how education is delivered – including permanently incorporating online …
CEDAR RAPIDS – As cleanup from the Aug. 10 derecho continues and conversations begin to focus on recovery, experts in …
In the span of an hour, the Aug. 10 derecho storm wreaked havoc on parts of the region’s power grids, …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Technology has made it so the plight of Black Americans no longer can be ignored. ‘It is …
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