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At a time when our politics seems more like a circus, with politicians outdoing one another with outrageous statements and …
With no Iowa Straw Poll to give early insights into Republican presidential hopefuls’ viability, a single national media outlet has …
Ask folks in Elkader what makes their town unique, and they’ll keep coming back to the river. It’s the Turkey …
It makes sense that Cedar Rapids Police Chief Wayne Jerman would want a pair of automated license plate scanners for …
The debate over Iowa’s minimum wage has reached a new pitch in Johnson County, where some members of the Board …
Marion Public Library Director Doug Raber had a question for the Marion City Council during its most recent work session. …
In Iowa, some prisoners are granted permission to participate in a work-release program with the stipulation they return to their …
During the past 18 months in Iowa, 11 men have been accused of killing women they knew or were intimately …
Iowa is a national and international leader in production of corn, soybeans, eggs and pork – even if much of …
We understand the need for law enforcement agencies to hold their cards close to the vest during an ongoing criminal …
While we agree that recent violent activity at the Lake Macbride beach area in Johnson County is unacceptable, we also …
It’s the story we all think we know: Population in most rural communities is declining, negatively impacting the local economy …
When classes begin in August, a southeast Iowa public school district will be among the first in the country to …
Just before the holiday weekend, Gov. Terry Branstad used his veto authority to reject a number of legislative expenditures, including …
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