Articles Tagged: Your Voice

In his 25 years as an educator, Tom McDonald never had a senior, days before graduation, wish for another year …

Bullying and fights are down and the graduation rate is up in the Iowa City school district. That’s the good …

City Council member Pat Shey is seeking re-election to the City Council, but this time he will try to take …

Thursday’s New York Times featured a story about the effect the killing of Applington-Parkersburg football coach Ed Thomas has had …

FAIRFIELD – Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful Bob Krause is calling for voluntary screening of children of Vietnam War veterans who …

Former Marion City Council member Frank Reynolds remembers the last time the city made major changes in the downtown area. …

Daniel Murray taught everyone a lesson in perseverance last year. Iowa’s junior kicker was demoted from co-first-team place-kicker days after …

Lush late-August lawns and amphibians crouching in normally dry gardens bespeak a wet summer – an impression well-supported by rainfall …

Ruthie Polansky decided to forego expensive shots that her insurance would only partially cover, even though her doctor warned her …

A new Department of Veterans Affairs satellite clinic has yet to open, but already has patients scheduled into the upcoming …

A new report shows health insurance premiums rose more than three times faster than earnings for Iowans this decade. Families …

By James Q. Lynch and Charlotte Eby The Gazette Former Gov. Terry Branstad would be the strongest Republican challenger to …

Johnson County may study whether the Iowa City Press-Citizen building is a good spot to put a new jail. A …

Students started the school year today in Johnson County as the Iowa City Community School District opened for its first …

IOWA CITY – The University of Iowa is the 29th best public national university in the country, according to the …