Reinstatement of the death penalty would be a step backward for justice reform
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Reinstatement of the death penalty would be a step backward for justice reform
Gov. Reynolds praised the new bill as creating “choice” for landlords. Stripping these communities of their source of income ordinances actually offers a reduction in options for tenants.
Given all the talk this week about a Linn County gambling referendum this fall, I tried this past week to …
It was a homemade sign in a yard along a busy suburban Chicago street that drew my attention.
As a queer woman of color, I’ve been no stranger to hate and discrimination.
The state never has enough money to take care of its beautiful places.
Now, the governor is denying unemployment benefits to thousands of Iowans. It’s the same argument used by red state governors across the country.
Iowa City’s police reform plan is not exactly the kind of radical change people were discussing a year ago.
Iowa will hire an outside firm to conduct a review of its prisons, following the killings of two employees by …
High hopes for Barbara Wilson
There are thousands of individual stories among Iowans receiving federal pandemic unemployment benefits. The pandemic, which is not over, has …
Retailers could have their licenses revoked by the state if they are unable to afford the cost of complying
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