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DOG POOP POLLUTION: About 10,000 dogs in Cedar Rapids produce about two tons of waste every day, according to conservative …
Gazette Editorial Board — The two committees leading the planning and organization of last month’s Cedar Rapids RAGBRAI event have …
By The Gazette Editorial Board —- Iowa Secretary of State Matt Schultz is hunting for evidence of voter fraud in …
By Mason City Globe Gazette —- Raising fuel taxes in Iowa needs to be high on the agenda for the …
By Iowa City Press-Citizen —– We are quickly coming to the end of a summer that has produced the worst …
By Sioux City Journal — Largely because we wish to see the playing field leveled for so-called “brick-and-mortar” local retailers, …
By Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier — The president is coming to town. We can thank Iowa’s political status as a “battleground …
Gazette Editorial Board — Cedar Rapids uses traffic cameras to help catch red-light runners and speeders. It’s been a generally …
DROUGHT DOWNERS: As of late last week, 66 Iowa counties remained under a state burn ban; 18 of those are …
BLUE ZONES REDO: The Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce is coordinating a reapplication to achieve Blue Zones status. The …
By The Gazette Editorial Board —- Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, rightly focused on the economy and how …
By The Gazette Editorial Board —- Nearly two years have passed since Iowa voters removed three Iowa Supreme Court justices …
By Quad-City Times —- Congress surrendered to partisan squabbling again, leaving Washington for a monthlong recess without addressing the problem …
By Ames Tribune — The wind that the Midwest is famous for has pushed Iowa Republicans into the uncomfortable position …
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