The Gazette recently published a story about the physician shortage in Iowa (“Can Iowa turn the corner on its doctor …
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The Gazette recently published a story about the physician shortage in Iowa (“Can Iowa turn the corner on its doctor …
A sparse hotel room. The dim light of morning. The sound of sirens. Now red and blue lights. Two lives …
Iowans take pride in resilience. From farmers weathering storms to small-town families coming together in hard times, our state is …
Iowa’s attorney general is again leading a red-state posse to stop the IRS and a dastardly rule covering donations to …
A recent letter stated SNAP “does not deserve political theater.” On that point, I agree. However, when discussing a federal …
In Iowa, more than 130,000 people buy health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace. Many of them are facing …
As someone who was born and raised — and now lives and serves — in the Archdiocese of Dubuque, I …
Dec. 7, 1941 is a date which will live in infamy. The United States Pacific Fleet and Army Air Corps …
Our world would be a better place if Iowa U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst had followed her instincts, steeled her spine …
I caught word of a post a couple weeks ago on the social media site BlueSky in which a person …
In the modest homes that circle the small town squares, in the farmhouses where generations have kicked off muddy boots …
Chad W. Todd and Cedric W. Todd Private First Class Cedric W. Todd was stationed at Wheeler Army Airfield in …
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