Koko has died. In her sleep. You remember Koko. She was a sign language-savvy western lowland gorilla born in the …
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Koko has died. In her sleep. You remember Koko. She was a sign language-savvy western lowland gorilla born in the …
The Core 4 of the Iowa City Council (Mayor Jim Throgmorton and council members Rockne Cole, Pauline Taylor, and John …
I witnessed Nikita Khrushchev waving goodbye from the door of his plane before leaving Des Moines in September of 1959. …
Young adults who organized the ‘March For Our Lives: Road To Change” tour asked the more than 1,000 people gathered …
In the 19 months since Election Day 2016, there has been a lot of talk of the future of rural …
You may have the power to help fight the opioid epidemic in Iowa. Naloxone is a powerful treatment able to …
Fifty years ago 1968 happened. It was a tragic and tumultuous year in American history. As a teenager (I would …
Local entities will come under a new immigration law on July 1. What remains unclear is how shifting federal law …
Recent political state conventions revived a causality dilemma nearly as old as the chicken and the egg: Which came first, …
The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics is refusing to disclose financial details regarding a contract with a private firm …
The immigration debate has confronted Iowa and the nation with some fundamental questions about the rule of law and separation …
Many Americans are in tears reading stories of children being ripped from their parents’ arms at the United States-Mexican border. …
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