Gov. Kim Reynolds confirmed this week she intends to sign an executive order restoring voting rights to Iowans convicted of …
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Gov. Kim Reynolds confirmed this week she intends to sign an executive order restoring voting rights to Iowans convicted of …
Rightfully, most attention now is on the front-line care Iowa hospitals are providing for patients stricken with COVID-19. Yet, it’s …
Gov. Kim Reynolds strode away from the lectern Thursday morning and that was it. Our must-see pandemic binge-watch, Reynolds’ daily, …
I grew up with five generations of family living until I was age 9, where I heard stories about an …
The ability to earn a living for Iowans and those who relocate to the Hawkeye state will be greatly improved …
As Iowa policymakers consider police reform measures, some people are asking, what about the cops? We can’t discuss law enforcement …
Last week, the Iowa Legislature passed landmark police reform legislation, which puts restrictions on chokeholds and bans officers fired for …
Barriers to inclusion in higher education extend far beyond one assistant coach, the Hawkeye football team and the University of …
If only the 2020 Iowa legislative session had ended on the sunny steps of the Statehouse last Friday, with Gov. …
On June 5, Iowa State Sen. Jake Chapman, a Republican from Adel, posted a picture of himself on his Twitter …
As America continues to struggle with its long and complicated history with race, African American workers have been harder hit …
The Iowa Legislature passed a meaningful law enforcement reform law last week. All it took was thousands of Iowans in …
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