Tens of thousands of Iowa are facing anxiety and uncertainty as the end of a federal moratorium on evictions approaches …
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Tens of thousands of Iowa are facing anxiety and uncertainty as the end of a federal moratorium on evictions approaches …
Iowa’s new ‘constitutional carry’ law is criminal justice reform, even if that’s not what Republican lawmakers had in mind
Dozens of new laws will take effect this week in Iowa. Here are a few of them.
Shelter House is expanding upon the innovative “housing first” project it started three years ago. The Iowa City homeless shelter …
The BRIDGE Act would completely negate any state law or local ordinance stopping a municipality from taking over broadband at a local level
Public schools are diving deeper into complicated cultural topics that educators are woefully unprepared to navigate or field questions about
This time last year, cities and towns across the country were making difficult decisions about where to allocate resources to keep our communities safe and running amid a worsening pandemic.
Iowa’s early diversification of our energy portfolio has kept energy rates below the national average and provided new revenue for Iowa communities. This success is now under attack by outside forces.
By reducing the need for policing traffic speed, the chances of a BIPOC person being subject to a traffic stop is also reduced
Lack of available housing, exacerbated by last year’s derecho, is a massive barrier to those who have already had their escape plans on hold for months due to the pandemic.
Legislators and Kim Reynolds cannot be charged as accessories to murder, but in effect, they are.
A study chronicled by The Gazette’s Erin Jordan this week found that people headed out to Iowa and Minnesota lakes are willing to travel farther for clean water.
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