To the editor: What kind of state leadership advocates to get kids out of their public schools? Ours does. That is exactly what Gov. Reynolds and some current Republican legislators are doing when they try to push an initiative to transfer public taxes to support educational opportunities ...

To the editor: For the second time since Texas-based Navigator announced its plans to ram a carbon pipeline through Webster County, landowners gathered en masse Aug. 25 to demand answers about the dangerous project. Can the pipeline company provide an iron-clad safety guarantee? Will ...

To the editor: Mona Charen, in her article “An America-first immigration policy” (Messenger Opinion page, Aug.8), writes of the shortage of workers and the need for immigrants to fill those positions. She ended her article with the question that she says Republicans must answer today: How ...

To the editor: To the person who returned my lost wallet to me and the person who turned my cards into the credit union, I thank you so much. You saved me a lot of grief. Gregg Kreamer Fort Dodge

To the editor: I wanted to express my great thanks, and appreciation, to the docs, practitioners, nurses, and general staff of UnityPoint Clinic, and Trinity Regional Medical Center for the great pleasure it has been for me to be associated with this excellent multi-specialty group for the ...

To the editor: Chuck Grassley just finished his 42nd year of visiting each of Iowa’s 99 counties to take questions and hear concerns from the people of our state. That’s over 4,000 meetings since he was first elected to the U.S. Senate. It shows that Grassley still has his priorities ...