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So, there was quite a shindig up in America’s Dairyland this past week. How many fried curds, brats and Spotted …
Republicans who run the Iowa Legislature are contemplating sweeping changes to the state’s property tax system. Ways and Means Committee …
It used to be in-person town hall meetings between members of Congress and their constituents were part pf the job. …
Last month, the Cedar Rapids City Council approved a “micro-area action plan” with the goal of rejuvenating First Avenue East, …
It’s ironic state lawmakers are determined to use more and more state power to micromanage our public universities as the …
This week we learned the scope of an order from the Board of Regents to take down or scrub any …
The University of Iowa’s International Writing Program, according to the U.S. Department of State, no longer aligns with the “national …
Republicans who run the Statehouse are considering bills that would create a work requirement for recipients of Medicaid health coverage. …
Republicans who control the Iowa Legislature can’t leave the state’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program alone. In 2023, lawmakers considered a …
After 16 years on the Linn County Board of Supervisors, Ben Rogers is leaving as of April 1 to take …
Legislation removing gender identity from the list of protected classes under the Civil Rights Act and leaving transgender Iowans with …
President Donald Trump reaped bushels of votes in rural America, but the early weeks of his second term have created …
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird has been busy. It’s not because she’s standing up for Iowans. Instead, she’s working overtime …
Shockwaves from President Donald Trump’s rapid-fire executive orders have reached Iowa. Keeping track of his orders, and the exploits of …
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