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Iowa
voting may become smarter, centralized
Secretary
of State Chet Culver said rampant problems similar to Florida's
2000 presidential elections are unlikely here because of better
technology.
Voting
up, party allegiance down in Iowa
An
analysis of voting records shows more voters are registered with
small political parties and "no party" than with Iowa
Democrats or Republicans.
State
says education, unemployment key issues for African-Americans in
Iowa
Central
College hosts conference on multiculturalism and white privilege.
Asians
want state representation, a report says
Some
in state say they feel invisible,
seek unifier for different communities.
Serving
Again
Iowa
veterans volunteer their time and energy at local hospital in hope
to repay disabled for their time served overseas.
Re-evaluating
Iowa's Power
State officials look at long-range energy policy,
hope to switch traditional thinking and look for new energy resources. Honoring
WWII
Iowa
sends money to the National World War II Memorial currently being built in Washington,
D.C.. One
Hundred and Still Going
Iowa celebrates centenarians. Sudanese
Flow Into Iowa
Africans
may outnumber Bosnians after 2001 in Des Moines.
In
Depth:
Iowa
farming: Where do we go from here?
Iowa's
farmers and agricultural organizations look at options for the future
of farming in the state.
In
Depth:
State says some misinterpret English bill
Minority
advocates: Iowans need to know what official English does not do.
In
Depth:
Immigrants in Iowa
Iowa
residents still debate over Gov. Vilsack's plan to increase Iowa's
immigrant population by 2010.
In
Depth:
Defining
Language
Legislators,
organizations clash about establishing English as the language for the state.
In
Depth:
Soaring prices
State
officials say the cost of gas could reach $2 per gallon this summer.
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