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: Farmers are suffering from Trump’s tariffs
Corn and soybean farmers are sounding the alarm that Trump's tariffs are causing crop prices to plummet, production costs to rise, and overseas...
WATCH: Iowa is the ‘epicenter of radon’ for the United States
Kyle Hoylman, CEO at Protect Environmental, the nation's largest radon contractor, says Iowans' exposure to radon is equivalent to smoking half a...
WATCH: Iowa governor sues to keep emails secret. Will a judge agree? (PT 3) – Cornhole Champions #39
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds is fighting to keep her emails secret, and it could change government transparency in Iowa forever. When asked if Lutheran...
WATCH: Charlie Kirk’s murder, Big Tech’s role, + how Iowans are dealing (PT 2) – Cornhole Champions #39
Political violence is on the rise, and the aftermath of tragic events reveals just how broken our discourse has become. Join us for a discussion...
WATCH: Sweet corn slander + why votes go further in Iowa’s local elections (PT 1) – Cornhole Champions #39
Sweet corn is Iowa's pride, but at least one of our hosts thinks it's "completely overrated garbage that belongs in the trash." He must be stopped....
WATCH: Rep. Ashley Hinson launched a US Senate campaign
Ten years of Republican control. Have we gotten what we were promised?
