Gov. Kim Reynolds last year appointed a committee to study criminal justice reform. The group’s focus so far has been …
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Gov. Kim Reynolds last year appointed a committee to study criminal justice reform. The group’s focus so far has been …
The recent guest column ‘In pandemic, justice means addressing prisons” (TheGazette.com, April 14) does not paint an accurate picture of …
Cedar Rapids City Council member Ann Poe remembers the long drive back from Council Bluffs in April 2014 after the …
Just one month after University of Iowa President Bruce Harreld declared that UI must keep its faculty and students safe, …
Medical practices in Iowa are struggling. By now you’ve likely heard the stories of how the COVID-19 pandemic has already …
On June 18, the Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s attempt to scrap the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals …
The need for occupational licensing reform in Iowa has never been more clear. The dual crises of 2020 – the …
Let freedom ring. Let freedom ring. Truly, what is freedom? As Dr. Martin Luther King stated in his speech, ‘I …
There are plenty of opportunities for Iowans to impact their future in 2020 – from the caucuses earlier this year …
Welcome to the first full day of summer, on the heels of the summer solstice, when the sun is at …
For years, Joshua Booth hid his face and his name from his website. Booth is the owner of Diamond Label …
Gov. Kim Reynolds confirmed this week she intends to sign an executive order restoring voting rights to Iowans convicted of …
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