06 Mar 2017

Governor Announces Appointments, Friday, March 2, 2017

By Eleni Demertzis

CHICAGO – Governor Bruce Rauner today announced he has made appointments to the Illinois Student Assistance Commission, the Illinois Civil Service Commission, the Prisoner Review Board, and Rare Disease Commission. He also made a reappointment to the Illinois Board of Higher Education.

06 Mar 2017

Q&A: Victims’ Rights With U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley

By Grassley Press

Q: What drives your commitment to strengthen victims’ rights?

06 Mar 2017

Grassley, Chaffetz Demand Answers to Delayed ATF Investigation

By Grassley Press

DOJ IG report took five years to complete inquiry

06 Mar 2017

Grassley Reacts to Request for Sessions to Return to Committee

By Grassley Press

WASHINGTON – Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley released the following statement after receiving a letter asking for Attorney General Jeff Sessions to return to the committee for a hearing to supplement the testimony he provided to the committee on Jan. 11. There are no plans to ask Sessions to come before the committee before an annual oversight hearing, as is customary.

06 Mar 2017

Luke Bryan - On Sale Friday March 10 at 10 am

By Stephani Nagle
HUNTIN', FISHIN', AND LOVIN' EVERY DAY TOUR
06 Mar 2017

The Gazette is proud to announce a new statewide initiative: Iowa Ideas.

By Quinn Pettifer

06 Mar 2017

"The Diary of Anne Frank" coming to the stage this April

By Megan Yoder

The Iowa City Community Theatre will be bringing the production of "The Diary of Anne Frank" to the stage this April. The powerful memoirs of a young Jewish girl are brought to life, as she is forced to hide to evade Nazi persecution.

06 Mar 2017

CAMP KESEM AT AUGUSTANA COLLEGE HOSTS ANNUAL MAKE THE MAGIC FUNDRAISER

By Augustana PR and Marketing

A special night of philanthropy to help children through and beyond their parent’s cancer

06 Mar 2017

Charlie King brings his songs for social justice to the Quad Cities March 26

By Margaret Thomas
Charlie King brings his songs for social justice to the Quad Cities March 26
 
06 Mar 2017

Preparing Today for the Jobs of Tomorrow

By Rep. Dave Loebsack

Over the next decade, we will be working to create millions of jobs in new and growing industries. Unfortunately, the gap between the skills needed for these jobs and the skills of today’s workforce could leave many of these new positions unfilled. That means hardworking Iowans may lose access to good paying jobs, through no fault of their own.

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