For Iowans still waiting for their 2010 vote to count for something, it’s been a rough year, so far. I’m …
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For Iowans still waiting for their 2010 vote to count for something, it’s been a rough year, so far. I’m …
Two events that have gone viral on social media have to do with reaction to people speaking Spanish in informal …
If Nate Boulton’s initial response to reports he inappropriately touched women are taken at face value, it’s apparent he did …
Not all crime can be prevented merely with more police presence. We are pleased to see Cedar Rapids officials understand …
My goals are for every eligible Iowan to register to vote, have a required form of identification, and participate in …
As we approach the 10 year anniversary of the 2008 flood, we reflect on what we have learned about disaster …
June 6, D-Day, is not a national holiday. Perhaps it should be. On that day in 1944 Allied forces landed …
State Supreme Court justices participating in a civil asset forfeiture case review unanimously decided enough isn’t being done to protect …
There’s a mural in the Portobello area of Dublin, Ireland, just to the left of Bernard Shaw Pub, that bears …
A huge amount of cash quickly is flowing into, and out of, two Eastern Iowa campaigns in the state’s hottest …
Gov. Kim Reynolds has complained repeatedly that critics of Medicaid privatization are simply playing politics. But the governor has been …
Iowa City is taking yet another step to make life harder for landlords and renters. The Iowa City Council approved …
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