Mayor Hart, there still is time to change the narrative and be an ally to the Black people in your …
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Mayor Hart, there still is time to change the narrative and be an ally to the Black people in your …
Pressed by current events and mass protests, Americans are radically rethinking the role of law enforcement, and even of laws …
It’s a never-ending theme from management teams who have failed to manage or lead. Whenever an employee with a questionable …
The University of Iowa’s response to pandemic-related budget cuts places the fiscal tail in charge of wagging the educational dog. …
Amid mass protests in support of law enforcement reform and racial equity, the Cedar Rapids City Council last month approved …
The Declaration of Independence, signed 244 years ago this weekend, purports to be a model for people seeking to free …
This column is being written on Flag Day, June 14, the occasion to commemorate the date, in 1777, when the …
Last week, the Iowa Department of Education released their guidance for schools hoping to reopen in the fall. What is …
Racial justice protesters have turned their sights toward problematic statues, and people are mad about it. Monuments dedicated to Confederate …
As a nurse and union leader in Iowa City, I have seen Iowans demonstrate incredible bravery during the COVID-19 pandemic. …
It’s been just a year since Gov. Kim Reynolds’ administration set up a fake real estate office in Manhattan, hoping …
Russell and Irene Anderson have two children ages 13 and 16 and they don’t know if their kids will be …
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