With the Iowa Legislature unwilling, at least for now, to back Gov. Kim Reynolds’ directive to automatically restore felon voting …
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With the Iowa Legislature unwilling, at least for now, to back Gov. Kim Reynolds’ directive to automatically restore felon voting …
Enough already. Iowans are getting tired of banks whining while they rake in a record $1 billion in profits, control …
Transportation costs are threatening public school budgets. Districts are suffering from a bus driver shortage, the product of an array …
The issue of legalizing online sports betting still is alive in our Legislature and could have a major influence on …
Although every April 15 is an important day for the American taxpayer, this one holds special attention. That’s because the …
Tax Day (April 15) is upon us. For the majority of Iowans, their taxes will be lower and the filing …
The Iowa City Council delivered a victory for freedom and liberty this month when it voted to repeal an ordinance …
Members of the Iowa House this week passed an amended bill making female genital mutilation a felony, a measure expected …
It’s one thing when lawmakers decide not to vote on an issue. It is quite another when lawmakers refuse to …
Based on our experience, we think Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds is smart to insist the Legislature take action now on …
In seeking to restore voting rights to felons who have completed their sentences, Gov. Kim Reynolds appealed to Iowans who …
Personal transportation is undergoing drastic changes. With advances in fuel efficiency technology, including fully electric and hybrid cars, many drivers …
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