Todd Dorman

It was tough to miss the theme, even if you were born yesterday. The youthful candidate was introduced by his …

Our high-velocity governor is faring worse with the state’s daily newspapers than he did with the trooper who pursued his …

The good news is, it won’t be long now. Any day now, Iowa sweet corn finally will arrive. The farmers …

Warning, my annual Fourth of July satire: So Paul Revere gallops up to a fellow colonist, who is wearing ear …

So I’ve been revisiting the Battle of Gettysburg as the Fourth of July approached. This week marks the 150th anniversary. …

Gov. Terry Branstad’s SUV was apparently westbound and down, loaded up and truckin.’ The Gazette’s Rod Boshart provides a recap: …

So I was out on my annual, futile search for a truly rockin’ New Fiscal Year’s Eve party when I …

So Iowa journos got their first chance this a.m. to ask our governor for his reaction to last week’s U.S. …

Twenty years ago this month, my journalism career began. I don’t recall the ad for my first job. It must …

For every marriage in Iowa to be fully defended by the Constitution, the Defense of Marriage Act had to go. …

We hadn’t talked about it. And I could tell from her reaction that she hadn’t thought about it. My daughter, …

Warning: Satire, parody and such. Thanks to all of you for coming to this meeting. I know, as Gov. Terry …

Some questions are tough to answer. Why are we here? What does it all mean? How did a provision get …

So, maybe you remember that long, costly, ugly court battle between Linn County Auditor Joel Miller and the Board of …

Sure, Rep. Tyler Olson may get carded if he files papers to run for governor, but that doesn’t mean the …