Todd Dorman

Ahead of this past week’s elections, you might have heard a lot of talk, and perhaps some shouting, about “parents’ …

So it’s a runoff in Cedar Rapids’ race for mayor. Deep breaths. Tiffany O’Donnell cruised, but didn’t top 50 percent …

More than 250 Linn County voters who requested an absentee ballot to vote in city and school elections this fall …

We’ve tried politically acceptable voluntary approaches for decades.

There were two big events in Iowa last Saturday that drew national attention. One was the Penn State-Iowa football game, …

Cedar Rapids’ mayoral race has been splashed with the red and blue paint of partisan politics. This should not surprise …

So it’s been 14 years this week since I walked through the doors of The Gazette

Iowa concluded Fiscal Year 2021 with a $1.24 billion budget surplus. The largest ever. Black ink is certainly better than …

Our “rogue auditor” is complying with the letter of state election law. And yet he’s being accused of playing politics in the non-partisan Linn-Mar School Board election.

Iowa is saturated in gambling options, with casinos, racetrack casinos, sports betting and a lottery. Iowans wanted to gamble, and our leaders obliged.

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Soon, there will be a intoxicating chill in the air. We’ll might even be able to see our breath. Maybe it’s full of COVID, and maybe it’s not. Keep your distance, just in case.

Finally, we glimpsed an island of sanity in a sea of cruel indifference.

Supporters of casino gambling in Cedar Rapids gathered for lunch this past week. “Potential” was the main course.