Daily News Podcast
Daily NewslettersFinally, we glimpsed an island of sanity in a sea of cruel indifference.
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Finally, we glimpsed an island of sanity in a sea of cruel indifference.
If Iowa were its own country, it would have the second-highest incarceration rate in the world — ahead of every country on the planet besides the United States itself.
Supporters of casino gambling in Cedar Rapids gathered for lunch this past week. “Potential” was the main course.
Comedy Central pulled a beloved episode titled “Diversity Day” from a weekend marathon. The incident underscores the importance of media and content sharing in our increasingly polarized society.
Iowa has a long history of gambling toleration. Compared to the rest of the Midwest, Iowa has perhaps the more permissive gambling laws.
Pints & Politics
A lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
“If all I did was protect people from being oppressed ... then I don’t feel it was a waste of my time.”
Armed with American flags, we were all in it together — until we weren’t.
It was never really drinking itself that campus leaders were concerned with. It was young people drinking.
Gov. Kim Reynolds doesn’t even respect us enough to come up with a coherent fake rationale for her reckless response …
Kate O’Neill and the rest of the American University of Afghanistan community remain determined to live up to their motto: “Education will prevail.”
The lack of criminal charges is what spurred the protests at the University of Iowa, starting with an online petition that garnered over 130,000 signatures to shut FIJI down nationwide.
University of Iowa Health Care, with its legions of lawyers and professional planners, is well equipped to overcome regulatory hurdles, but smaller providers don’t have those resources.
A few weeks after 9/11, my family celebrated my son’s first birthday. The next day, then-President George W. Bush announced the United States military engagement in Afghanistan.
