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Wheeling north on a four-lane, big rigs pass me, barreling toward god-knows-where, a windblown wobble each time one of them …
Difficult situations can often bring strength, understanding and solutions when community efforts focus on solving the root of the problem …
Protecting public health and well-being is a hallmark of good public policy. That’s part of how we know recent legislative …
Calls for comprehensive immigration reform have reverberated for years, prompting little action by elected leaders. Ugly rhetoric dominates public discourse, …
Iowa may have just dodged a speeding train, and sidestepped a bulky budget blunder in the process. President Donald Trump …
Before winning December’s Cedar Rapids runoff election for mayor, Brad Hart promised to revive the city’s long-dormant Affordable Housing Commission. …
There is a resounding consensus among politicians and citizens that Iowa children need better access to mental health care. The …
Iowa’s casino cartel may have just hit another jackpot, this time courtesy of the U.S. Supreme Court. The high court …
Each day, thousands of law enforcement officers serve the public across the state of Iowa. These officers stand on the …
Ten people were cited at the Iowa Capitol on Monday for refusing to leave the governor’s office when the building …
Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a bill this week meant to combat the impacts of opioid abuse in Iowa. It’s one …
You may have heard about the energy legislation, known as Senate File 2311, which was recently signed into law. I …
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