In 1966, I received my Iowa teaching license which authorized me to teach “all social studies,” including United States History, …
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In 1966, I received my Iowa teaching license which authorized me to teach “all social studies,” including United States History, …
In most cases, when the Iowa Legislature passes a bill that becomes law, the department or agency charged with enforcing …
An expanse of the Gulf of Mexico robbed of oxygen due to algae blooms fueled in large part by fertilizer …
The Iowa State Fair is a cherished rite of passage for presidential hopefuls. Donald Trump’s refusal to participate in the …
North Dakota’s Public Service Commission threw a major roadblock in the path of Summit Carbon Solutions’ Midwest Carbon Express on …
August marks the anniversary of President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act, which is often touted as the most important action the …
Every year for over a decade, the Muscatine County Fair holds a rabbit scramble where organizers release young rabbits in …
As we see increasing costs across the country, Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) are ensuring Iowans have access to affordable, …
As the start of school looms, teachers have earned appreciation for more than a week in May or during tragedies …
Prescription drug prices, like so many other expenses most households face every month, have been too high for too long. …
There are more than a dozen candidates running for the Republican nomination for president. Many have descended on or will …
Julian Seay has experienced a number of Iowa small towns. He was raised in Keokuk, but one of his most …
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