When a second-grade kid kneels during the Pledge of Allegiance, you know you’ve got a problem. The protester could grow …
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When a second-grade kid kneels during the Pledge of Allegiance, you know you’ve got a problem. The protester could grow …
While thousands of other Cedar Rapidians gathered at restaurants and parties and shouted, “HAPPY NEW YEAR!” as the clock struck …
As we close 2022, many feel gratitude. Grateful for some semblance of everyday normalcy, more social connections, and a general …
As a community, we have all been left feeling the effects of the pandemic and 2020 derecho storm. Whether you …
Needs in the New Year | Okpara Rice The year 2022 forced us to comprehend our new normal and understand …
Editorial Fellow | Austin Wu A few weeks ago I received what is a high-water mark in my short writing …
School funding isn’t a topic that likely stirred many lively discussions around the holiday dinner table. But as the 2023 …
Several high-impact quality-of-life projects will move forward in coming year
Heading into 2023, Willis Dady Homeless Services recognizes that there is no lack of challenges for the social service agencies …
In just over a week the Iowa Legislature will convene still glowing from holiday cheer. While that spirit is fresh …
Too often, following a series like Erin Jordan’s reports on the Marengo explosion and fire, a school shooting, or events …
Iowa taxpayers will start seeing income tax relief in just a few weeks as a result of the historic tax …
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