If Cedar Rapids voters shelve a 27-cent levy on Tuesday to fund the city’s public libraries, it won’t be because …
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If Cedar Rapids voters shelve a 27-cent levy on Tuesday to fund the city’s public libraries, it won’t be because …
Contrary to what was recently written in The Gazette, I meant what I said last year when I asked Eastern …
After promising to move judges forward in a timely fashion as Chair of the Judiciary Committee, Senator Chuck Grassley has …
There’s no doubt that a mere handful of votes can change the outcome of a city election, but there is …
Another round of pink ribbon this, T-shirt that, 5K runs, fight-for-the-cure walks, and click-here-to-donate is upon us during Breast Cancer …
Earlier this month, the New York Times reported that only 158 families and companies they control contributed $176 million during …
The Republican debates in Denver on Wednesday were discouraging because they were a shouting match and zingers. The so-called ‘undercard” …
On Oct. 5, members of The Gazette Writers Circle met to continue a conversation about gun violence in Cedar Rapids, …
So I’ve watched Iowa House Republicans shrug at bulldozing a topsoil rule over the objections of hundreds of Iowans and …
If Tuesday’s election is anything like previous city elections, only about one out of every five registered voters will bother …
If a national movement coming to Des Moines is successful, Iowans may see many more conservative pastors and church leaders …
The popularity of non-traditional Presidential candidates such as Ben Carson, Donald Trump and Carly Fiorina, and that of candidates with …
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