Last week, HF2104, the first property rights bill of this legislative session, had barely been introduced when Summit and its …
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Last week, HF2104, the first property rights bill of this legislative session, had barely been introduced when Summit and its …
When we talk about youth well-being, we often focus on what happens after a crisis. But the data in front …
Learn Something. Do Something. This mission may be simple, but it can shape Iowa’s approach to combating human trafficking. As …
After almost 14 years, people still call it the “Taj Mahal.” The Cedar Rapids Community School District calls it the …
The Gazette’s Vanessa Miller chronicled a list of higher education legislation that’s already been filed by majority Republicans during the …
America became a strong and prosperous nation because it built things. We built farms, factories, power plants, transmission lines, and …
If you’ve been saying in recent months or years that the Cedar Rapids Community School District has been spending too much money on fancy consultants, it might please you to know that the district has made – albeit tacitly at best – an admission.
Iowans care deeply about public safety. We want our communities to be places where people can raise families, run businesses, …
As I sit here, heating pad on my back cranked up, a jazz station out of Scotland is playing in …
Cutting Iowans’ property taxes is like pulling Excalibur from the stone, untying the Gordian Knot or opening that stupid jar …
A new year is a time for making resolutions, starting new, and dreaming big. But quite often the treadmill becomes …
Americans like to remember Paul Revere as the rider who sounded the alarm about an approaching threat. The specifics of …
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