If a new pedestrian safety ordinance was as narrowly crafted as Cedar Rapids officials claim it is, we’d be more …
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If a new pedestrian safety ordinance was as narrowly crafted as Cedar Rapids officials claim it is, we’d be more …
So we were served our annual cocktail of Iowa gambling revenue numbers this week, for the fiscal year just ended. …
In today’s fractured political climate, the charges are typical: the left says ‘Republicans care only about tax cuts for the …
Rep. Ashley Hinson’s June 27 guest column ‘Trump visit highlights commitment to Midwest” supporting President Donald Trump is long in …
Following the major win for net neutrality in 2015, many may have thought it was a moot issue. It isn’t, …
If there were an answer as to who killed Ronnie Novak, his family and friends could get some closure. So …
Locals gathered at diners and other venues, I thought, would be abuzz with news of a man who crashed into …
When I worked for Doctors Without Borders in Africa, my colleagues hailed from Australia, Germany, Japan, Norway, a multitude of …
If those opposing a certain political candidate or personality didn’t line up on sidewalks shaking signs and screaming chants, how …
The controversy over the Russian government conducting cyber espionage against the United States recalls an episode when, long before the …
Rarely do the interests of small businesses owners, multigenerational family farmers, and a broad range of local entrepreneurs agree with …
With documented violations of rules governing seclusion rooms in two of the state’s largest school districts, it’s clear such inappropriate …
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