During the pandemic, Iowans have made it a priority to get outside, a reality reflected in increased use of state …
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During the pandemic, Iowans have made it a priority to get outside, a reality reflected in increased use of state …
Thursday marks four months since the derecho ripped through Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. The most visible signs of the …
Local governments will welcome 2021 with all too familiar obstacles. Elected officials at the local level have complained for years …
Cities and states across our country, including Cedar Rapids, are taking necessary precautions, urging people to quarantine as COVID numbers …
It’s no secret our federal government has largely punted on climate action in recent years, favoring the fossil fuel industry. …
Since Gov. Kim Reynolds is busy installing smoke alarms while Iowa burns, it’s up to you to step up and …
Last week was a big one for marijuana reform across the world. The United Nations narcotics commission voted to remove …
This New Year’s Eve won’t be so happy for many who are unable to work due to the pandemic. Why? …
So Iowa’s new impaired waters list came out this past week. It’s chock-full of ‘buts.” Some will proclaim progress. But …
No way around it, 2020 has been tough. In Eastern Iowa, we have been challenged by COVID-19, rising unemployment, even …
Years ago while going through a box filled with items belonging to my mother, I found ration books from when …
Unprecedented seems like an overused term this year, but it is difficult to compare 2020 to any year in recent …
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