We are at a historical time in the Iowa City school district. We have a strategic plan focused on delivering …
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We are at a historical time in the Iowa City school district. We have a strategic plan focused on delivering …
It’s one of the most common questions I get from readers. ‘What’s up with that downtown Cedar Rapids casino site, …
The United States Senate had a chance to do right by some of our allies – not countries or governments, …
I talked to my son, Craig, on Father’s Day. He’s 45, and a great kid. His 14-year-old dog, Suki, had …
It’s been nearly a decade since the Legislature raised Iowa’s minimum wage. Like so many issues in our state and …
Iowa’s senior U.S. Senator is holding firm on his promise to not vet any Supreme Court nominee offered by the …
Funding any clean water initiative is usually the first step and we saw at least four different proposals brought up …
In ‘Iowa’s watershed moment” (May 22), The Gazette editorial board is asking the right questions. Some of the questions are …
This June marks eight years since the historic Flood of 2008. As a Michigan native living in the Creative Corridor …
Elevated stream nitrogen, usually in the form of nitrate, is Iowa’s most talked-about water quality problem. Since 1900, median annual …
Iowa’s water quality debate, sparked largely by the Des Moines Water Works’ lawsuit against officials in three rural counties over …
So I’ve read there’s a chance of sweet corn by the Fourth of July. Not a good chance, but a …
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