Videos
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Abortion medication expands Iowans’ healthcare access
Medication abortion is safe, private, and effective—and it is available to Iowans from the comfort of their own homes, even after more than 6 weeks of pregnancy.
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Rob Sand criticizes broken two-party system
At a Dickinson County town hall, gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand described the U.S. two-party system as “broken” and asked, “Why don’t we do something about this?”
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ICE raids increasing in Iowa
ICE is now increasingly detaining Iowa immigrants at their homes and workplaces. Here’s what you need to know.
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Rob Sand pushes for Iowa to raise minimum wage and legalize marijuana
Rob Sand says Iowa should raise its minimum wage and legalize marijuana, arguing both would help workers and boost the state’s budget.
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As Iowa farmers continue to feel impacts of tariffs, a look back at Rep. Miller-Meeks doubling down
Trump’s tariffs are still squeezing Iowa farmers.
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Inside Ames listening session on proposed data centers
The city of Ames held a listening session on a proposed data center, where residents voiced concerns about electricity costs, water usage, noise, pollution, and other potential impacts.
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Congressional candidate Joe Mitchell praised Iowa unemployment cuts. Now, need has doubled.
Former Republican State Rep. Joe Mitchell defended cuts to unemployment benefits, saying the changes would encourage people to return to work.
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Turek: Iowa is ‘dead last’ on jobs, health care and more
Iowa Democratic US Senate nominee Josh Turek told MSNOW that voters across the state, including Republicans and independents, are showing up because they don’t recognize where Iowa and the country are headed.
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Republicans shares why he is voting for Josh Turek in the upcoming Senate election
A registered Republican explained why he’s crossing party lines to support Democrat Josh Turek in Iowa’s US Senate race.
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Iowa private school tuition has grown since the voucher program
It’s been almost three years since Iowa passed its private school voucher program, and old concerns are coming to fruition.
