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Iowa lawmakers are poised to kick the debate over carbon pipelines down the road, and past the November election.
When the department hands out licenses to pollute, the costs to Iowans and our environment are immeasurable.
Batman is a troubled guy, and every director and author adapts the Dark Knight’s tragic rich boy, orphan story in a new way.
Actually, there is some wisdom under the Golden Dome of Wisdom.
Legislation calls for student first scholarships to be available for up to 10,000 Iowa students, meaning 10,000 lives could be changed for the better if school choice becomes law.
Pints & Politics
A lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
The content of these hearings has been unsurprising and tedious.
Getting a lecture on transparency and the need to give Iowans a heads up from this Legislature is exceedingly rich.
How does technology allow us to optimize access and accountability?
The final installment of Adam Sullivan’s "At Liberty" column in The Gazette.
In Cedar Rapids, advocates for ranked choice voting hope to emulate the legislative strategy used by daylight saving time reformers
The city’s once-per-decade charter review process was hamstrung from the start.
Survey results highlight widespread student experiences of racially or gender-motivated bullying.
