With the arrival of the closing phase of this election cycle and as the subject matter for the next state …
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With the arrival of the closing phase of this election cycle and as the subject matter for the next state …
I’ll never understand why some public officials insist everything is OK when there is evidence to the contrary. Where is …
The University of Iowa has dropped off one of the most publicized rankings in American higher education, and school leaders …
About this time 20 years ago, I was sitting across a desk from Tom Vilsack at his campaign headquarters, asking …
The latest round of testimony in Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee ended in utter disrespect …
Cedar Rapids city leaders are pursuing a bike-share program that would allow residents and visitors to borrow bikes, for a …
Sen. Chuck Grassley, it’s not too late. You and I both are lifelong Iowa Republicans. I have voted for you …
Schools and libraries marked the past week as Banned Books Week, a time to recognize historic and ongoing efforts to …
Iowa leaders set ambitious goals to increase the portion of workers with postsecondary education. However, many people who could benefit …
Truth, they say, is the first casualty of politics. But magnanimity has to be high on the list. In July, …
Sharon Gonzalez, a Democratic candidate for Linn County Treasurer, recently sat down with The Gazette’s editorial board to discuss her …
Denise Sotelo Westerhoff, a Republican candidate for Linn County Treasurer, recently sat down with The Gazette’s editorial board to discuss …
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