News of a longtime Iowa legislator switching parties this week quickly became a national discussion point. The reaction from political …
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News of a longtime Iowa legislator switching parties this week quickly became a national discussion point. The reaction from political …
Chances are that within the last 24 hours, you’ve received a robocall. In fact, probably more than one. If it …
Faced with slow population growth, many membership organizations rooted in rural communities are seeking to diversify their reach, both in …
Statehouse Republicans are so agitated by Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller’s conduct in office they failed to nominate anyone to …
Many Iowans were shocked by their recent property assessments and concerned about the effect on tax bills. Public opinion polls …
Well, it’s crunchtime again. The Iowa Legislature is set to adjourn within days, so it’s time to see which extreme …
Iowa City officials are considering placing more police officers in our schools. The Iowa City School Board is expected to …
Iowa Republicans will have the opportunity to say ‘yea” or ‘nay” as President Donald Trump seeks the Republican presidential nomination …
Republican state lawmakers are talking about handing down a ‘soft cap” to their fellow elected leaders running local governments. That …
Every year around Earth Day, I’m reminded of papers I graded in an environmental sociology class. The assignment was to …
Somewhere along the line well-meaning members of American society decided that hugging one another when greeting or saying goodbye was …
What makes a great arts city? World-class venues, eye-opening performances and works of art, support for working artists-all woven together …
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