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There is much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. But while we count our blessings we also should take a …
Any list of top state priorities would certainly include expanding access to both affordable child care and housing. Both issues …
In 2008, Iowa lawmakers passed the Smokefree Air Act banning smoking in most public places and workplaces. But the act …
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is preparing to rescind a water quality improvement plan on a stretch of the …
Iowa voters have spoken, and the message was loud and clear that they want Republican governance. Unlike most of the …
It’s been more than seven years since Marion began discussing the need to replace its public library, built in 1996. …
Now is the time for residents in the Cedar Rapids Community School District to begin weighing in on the district’s …
If the state has no role in discouraging irresponsible farming practices, who does?
We need a governor who is aspirational rather than confrontational. DeJear can be that governor.
We believe Franken is the best choice to lead us into the future.
We believe Bohannan is a far better fit for the 1st District.
In the newly drawn 2nd Congressional District, Republican U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson is challenged by Democratic state Rep. Liz Mathis. …
It would lock in today’s pro-gun politics even if political winds in Iowa blow in a different direction.
In Johnson County, five candidates are vying for two seats on the Board of Supervisors, including Republicans Jammie Bradshaw and …
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