Republicans who control the Iowa Legislature can’t leave the state’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program alone. In 2023, lawmakers considered a …
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Republicans who control the Iowa Legislature can’t leave the state’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program alone. In 2023, lawmakers considered a …
As we approach an important decision point for our schools and community, I want to address the questions and concerns …
Rural America’s success depends on connectivity, economic opportunity, and access to essential services. General aviation airports serve as a cornerstone …
Time to put our own house in order In six weeks, Donald Trump’s second term is already the most disruptive …
By phone or by farm, Iowans are connected to the people of the Congo
On Thursday afternoon, state Rep. Aime Wichtendahl rose on the floor of the Iowa House to speak against legislation removing …
It’s warm now, and we’re heading into the muck and melt of March, perhaps my least favorite month. Not two …
Iowans are in debt. Although we hold the least credit card debt on average in the nation, our usage of …
Iowa needs more public land. Many of Iowa’s 3.2 million residents enjoy spending time in nature doing many different things. …
Of all the testimony I saw last week as Iowa legislators debated removing gender identity protections from the Iowa Civil …
After 16 years on the Linn County Board of Supervisors, Ben Rogers is leaving as of April 1 to take …
Walking into our school’s book storage room this past week, I intended to catalog options for next school year. I …
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