Todd Dorman

So, The Gazette has been making presidential endorsements every election since 1884. That’s 140 in human years. OK, fine. We …

Normally, at this point in an election year, Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate is gushing about all the steps …

Water quality as an issue is on the back burner during this legislative election cycle. I get it. Abortion rights, …

It shouldn’t have to be this difficult. If you have a decent Iowa public school education, you’ve likely heard one …

Justice David May, who sided with the majority, is on the ballot.

Iowa leads a 20-state lawsuit to stop nursing home staffing rules

So, Hurricane Donald made landfall last week, spawning a destructive surge of lies across multiple southeastern states. And, of course, …

Sunday column generated a lot of comments

The plan’s environmental policies are familiar to Iowans

It’s fair to say no pollster in America was more beloved this month than J. Ann Selzer, who oversees the …

Republicans running the state have harmed a lot of Iowans.

Tariffs and immigration crackdown will harm the economy

A STEM lab for kids is included in the facility

Libertarians didn’t follow the law, but that’s not what this is about