Not all crime can be prevented merely with more police presence. We are pleased to see Cedar Rapids officials understand …
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Not all crime can be prevented merely with more police presence. We are pleased to see Cedar Rapids officials understand …
State Supreme Court justices participating in a civil asset forfeiture case review unanimously decided enough isn’t being done to protect …
Gov. Kim Reynolds has complained repeatedly that critics of Medicaid privatization are simply playing politics. But the governor has been …
On Thursday, state Sen. Nate Boulton ‘suspended” his run for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. The Des Moines attorney’s quest to …
Iowans frequently hear about our state’s shortage of skilled workers, but so far that information has been more anecdotal than …
The Gazette’s editorial board met with Democratic candidates for governor ahead of the June 5 primary. Although we don’t make …
Calls for comprehensive immigration reform have reverberated for years, prompting little action by elected leaders. Ugly rhetoric dominates public discourse, …
Before winning December’s Cedar Rapids runoff election for mayor, Brad Hart promised to revive the city’s long-dormant Affordable Housing Commission. …
There is a resounding consensus among politicians and citizens that Iowa children need better access to mental health care. The …
The Gazette’s editorial board is meeting with Democratic candidates for governor ahead of the June 5 primary. Although we don’t …
Lawmakers have placed their dubious stamp on women’s reproductive health care, creating new barriers to family planning and mandating nearly …
Each year, as the Iowa Legislature stumbles toward adjournment, one last budget bill moves through the House and Senate. It’s …
Iowa is at risk of losing some the world’s best scholars. A bleak state budget forecast and misplaced political priorities …
No modern, American man in the majority rolls out of bed in the morning only to ponder if his destiny …
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