On the surface, it sounds appealing. Iowans for Tax Relief is pushing for legislation that would ban state agencies from …
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
On the surface, it sounds appealing. Iowans for Tax Relief is pushing for legislation that would ban state agencies from …
By Garrison Keillor The tea partyers are enjoying their day in the sun, but coffee is the beverage preferred by …
by Jennifer Hemmingsen Too many low-income families around here have an easier time buying a Hostess apple pie than an …
Iowa’s race for governor, now suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder. 1. CASH FOR CLUNKERS — Top gubernatorial contenders disclosed the …
By Susan Estrich The terrorists are not all out of Afghanistan. Curt Schilling is not a Yankees fan. Martha Coakley …
Last year, several legislators pitched a bill that would allow state inspectors to follow up on complaints about so-called “puppy …
By Jeremy Brigham Last November, after the Fort Hood massacre, and again in December after the failed bombing of an …
So the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today that corporations, unions and non-profits can spend freely on behalf of federal candidates …
It’s fitting that Terry Branstad’s comeback campaign for governor started in a history museum. And it’s not because he’s a …
It’s said that there’s strength in numbers, and Iowa Cultural Corridor Alliance is a fine example of the maxim. Since …
It’s cliche, but true: We Midwesterners can be reluctant to toot our own horns. A lot of us are raised …
By Kathleen Parker Tragedy often brings out the best in some people. And sometimes, it brings out the worst. Please …
Pints & Politics
A periodic, lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
© 2025 The Gazette | All Rights Reserved.
Daily Newsletters