The Gazette | Cedar Rapids

How much are you willing to take from someone who says he cares about the pain farmers are feeling but signs tariff deals with China that end up sending them

With HF 2800, Iowa is reaffirming its commitment to strong education by producing not just skilled professionals, but informed citizens ready to uphold the founding principles of our nation as

The layoffs are related to the reduction of all second-shift production that will occur in July.

Horizon Science Academy, a charter school, defers opening after their agreement for space at Radiant Church in Cedar Rapids falls through.

For the first time this year — and the second since its creation last fall — the 26-member advisory council for the University of Iowa-based Center for Intellectual Freedom will meet Monday to discuss the Board of Regents’ vision for the center.

Creating the job board is part of the organization’s Operation I.O.W.A. initiative aimed at identifying and implementing solutions to Iowa’s physician shortage.

Farmers must arm themselves with the resolve of their ancestors and vote this November in their own financial interests. Their tradition of conservative Republican voting must bow to the preservation of their legacies.

Roe Janitorial Services hiring part-time evening positions, Monday–Friday. Approximately

The Democrats' apparent choice to replace Maine Republican Susan Collins in the U.S. Senate has built a rap sheet of dazzling disqualifiers.

Bruce Lear notes that the current law provides more dollars to charter school students ($9,386) than public school students ($8,186). That’s $1,200 that could (and should) be used to improve