JUDGE JUMPS IN, BUT CAN SHE WIN? — So your race for the U.S. Senate, Democratic division, just became more …
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JUDGE JUMPS IN, BUT CAN SHE WIN? — So your race for the U.S. Senate, Democratic division, just became more …
I’ve sometimes disagreed publicly with decisions made by Iowa City’s City Council. This past Tuesday night wasn’t one of those …
As Iowa City’s leaders and many citizens are working hard to make our community a leader in sustainability, members of …
After 35 years serving Iowa in the U.S. Senate, Chuck Grassley is squandering his leadership and legacy by pledging to …
My family and I flew out of The Eastern Iowa Airport the other day on our way to my niece’s …
Tower Terrace Road is a significant transportation arterial and commercial corridor across the northern part of our metropolitan region. 2040 …
The Iowa Attorney General’s Office is pursuing legislation in the General Assembly which would assist their efforts in surveying law …
A decision by Cedar Rapids city leaders to use taxpayer dollars to keep a neighborhood grocery store drew significant ire, …
All industries chase money. In a free market, an industry would produce useful products or provide necessary services to achieve …
There is severe water pollution from agriculture in Iowa, but farmers surely can’t afford to clean it up. Most current …
There have been many plans proposed to address water quality in Iowa. Of all the aspects the plans address I …
On Feb. 11, The Gazette invited many of the players involved in water quality initiatives for a discussion on the …
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