This summer, Iowans learned that the State Historical Society’s research center in Iowa City will close on June 30, 2026. More than half of the center’s collection may be scattered, sold, or destroyed. Iowans are rightfully concerned about the potential loss of irreplaceable records of their state’s history, many of which have been donated by locals.
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WATCH: Sen. Joni Ernst tells inner circle she’s retiring
Big if true: US Sen. Joni Ernst is reportedly telling her inner circle that she's not running for reelection. Zach digs into what that could mean.
WATCH: EPA rescinds protections for Iowa drinking water
The EPA removed Iowa drinking water sources from a list of impaired waterways, but not because the water quality got any better.
WATCH: I’m applying sunscreen wrong… Iowa is too (w/ Dr. Marta Van Beek) – Cornhole Champions Interview
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WATCH: John Deere’s $600M tariff crisis vs. the 1986 Farm Crisis strike (PT 3) – Cornhole Champions #37
Thirty-nine years ago, UAW workers began the longest strike in John Deere history—163 days fighting for job security during the 1980s farm crisis....
WATCH: Why the “best educators ever” are getting cut in Waterloo, Iowa
Librarians. Custodians. Middle and high school teachers. When Iowa school administrators have to cut their budgets, they hope they can delay getting...
WATCH: Pod Save America thinks Iowa can be saved
Will the pendulum swing back in 2026?
