In recent days, cases of coronavirus have started to arise here in Iowa, just like we’ve seen in many other …
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In recent days, cases of coronavirus have started to arise here in Iowa, just like we’ve seen in many other …
In a legislative season characterized by a sickening barrage of anti-LGBTQ proposals, reason and decency prevailed for at least one …
Thousands of Iowans would lose access to the medicine they need under legislation approved by the Iowa House. Republicans passed …
Amid the COVID-19 outbreak, misinformation is spreading faster than the virus itself. A World Health Organization brief published last month …
Education and other programs will take a big hit if the Governor’s tax bill becomes law. That bill would increase …
Ellen Keyser Endelman’s whole life is a quarantine. The 24-year-old seminary student lives in Iowa City and, because of a …
More than 100 years, ago, Iowa Citians staged an anti-government uprising. ‘Beer Money,” a new novel by local author S.C. …
After a decade of lobbying Statehouse leaders to fill the Natural Resources and Outdoor Recreation Trust fund, some cracks have …
With the tax season underway perhaps a few taxpayer tips from a former IRS agent, in no particular order, might …
Four generations of the Colony family have worked our North Liberty farm. We hung on through some really tough times …
On Feb. 6, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Protecting the Right to Organize ACT (PROACT). The PRO ACT …
We applaud the Cedar Rapids City Council – and the dogged activists who pushed it to action – for approving …
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