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University of Iowa leaders are sending a message to student organizations – obey health and safety rules or face removal. …
Polls are open yet again this week in Johnson County – the fourth election in four months. Iowa City held …
Iowans cannot disregard 29 election ballots that were, unequivocally, cast properly in House District 55. The ballots in question were …
Though seemingly hard to fathom back when Iowa’s Constitution was drafted in 1857, voters in 2018 have elected a woman …
Politicians finally have reached a compromise on a new federal farm bill, which provides crucial supports for Iowa farmers. The …
Consider the plight of Louisiana shrimp fishers. Shrimping is sometimes a family trade, passed down from parents to children, but …
It is difficult to grasp how terrible the ongoing Yemen Civil War is. Thousands have died from the conflict since …
Cedar Rapids City Council members gave preliminary approval this week to rules restricting smoking in city parks and recreation areas. …
Recent arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court in an Indiana civil asset forfeiture case are a reminder that Iowa’s work …
Government checks from the Trump administration’s farm bailout are hitting mailboxes, causing frustration both for farmers and taxpayers. President Donald …
Cedar Rapids marked another milestone this week in its decadelong effort to build permanent flood protection along the Cedar River. …
Iowa finds itself in sparse company on a key voting rights issue. Along with Kentucky, we are the only states …
Iowans have fewer numbers to toss around while discussing the effects of privatized Medicaid, but are no closer to answers …
You have choices this holiday shopping season. Americans are bombarded with more buying options than ever, supposedly making the shopping …
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