Republicans who control the Iowa House and Senate are considering two different property tax bills. Although we understand the sticker …
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Republicans who control the Iowa House and Senate are considering two different property tax bills. Although we understand the sticker …
Cedar Rapids’ long effort to piece together the funding needed to complete a flood protection system along the Cedar River …
Iowa’s secretary of state has mailed notices to more than 565,000 voters who didn’t vote in the 2022 general election …
News of the closure of Iowa Wesleyan University brings a sad end to the college’s rich 180-year history in Mount …
The potential end of Wayne Jerman’s tenure as Cedar Rapids police chief has come under unfortunate circumstances. In early March …
Iowa’s women’s basketball team will make history tonight, returning to the NCAA Final Four for the first time in 30 …
Republican state lawmakers are pushing legislation that would dictate how county supervisors are elected in three Iowa counties. It’s the …
On Wednesday afternoon, the Iowa House passed legislation restricting the use of eminent domain to take land easements for two …
Bus started to ease congestion during Interstate reconstruction has proven itself
So much for the “parents’ rights” Iowa Republicans frequently proclaim. Republicans who control the Iowa House have advanced legislation that …
We believe it would be a shortsighted decision to underfund mental health access centers in Linn and Johnson County. The …
Changes proposed for the Iowa Attorney General’s Office as part of a massive government reorganization bill would be bad news …
In her Condition of the State speech, Gov. Kim Reynolds promised to offer legislation reorganizing and streamlining state government. “I …
Last week, at a forum in Washington, D.C. sponsored by the CATO Institute, Gov. Kim Reynolds said she will push …
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