Todd Dorman

Asking the Department of Natural Resources, under current management, to save even a waterway it’s dubbed “outstanding” is an exercise …

Bills considered and passed paint a picture of the Iowans the Legislature actually serves

Given all the talk this week about a Linn County gambling referendum this fall, I tried this past week to …

There are thousands of individual stories among Iowans receiving federal pandemic unemployment benefits. The pandemic, which is not over, has …

In many ways she still lives. Sometimes through my keyboard.

So the same governor who claims to care deeply for children’s mental health is also willing to dump on transgender …

Bureaucrats are coming for Iowa’s farm puddles again. OK, not really. But as the Biden administration surveys the environmental wreckage …

No Iowa governmental entity is talking about requiring proof of a COVID-19 vaccination to conduct public business. Reports of Iowa businesses barring the unvaccinated also are not rolling in.

Attention good citizens: Be on the lookout for zombie bills as the legislative session rolls toward a merciful end. This …

If denial were a river in Iowa, it likely would be polluted by agricultural runoff. But, actually, denial is Iowa’s …

I’m not a baseball fan. But I am a Kernels fan.

Among all the shortsighted, petty and vindictive actions taken or considered under the Golden Dome of Wisdom this year, slapping …

Gov. Kim Reynolds channels a well-known Iowa governor. And it’s not Bob Ray

Sin has continued to be taxable since Gov. Nathan Kendall signed the nation's first cigarette tax

DNR’s acceptance of manure management plan for a large cattle feedlot near a trout stream is the latest reminder livestock interests run the state.