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2026 Oktoberfest celebrations happening across Iowa
With endless beer and brats, lawn games, costume contests, and live music, these are the best 2026 Oktoberfest celebrations in Iowa.
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Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series: What to know about the state’s biggest college football rivalry
Iowa and Iowa State meet Sept. 12, 2026, in Iowa City. Here’s the history behind the Cy-Hawk rivalry and what to know before kickoff.
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Iowa doctor attributes decline in health care access to Rep. Miller-Meeks’ votes
During a press conference organized by the Committee to Protect Healthcare, doctors urged constituents to evaluate lawmakers on their legislative voting record rather than their professional backgrounds. The conference highlighted legislative decisions by Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kansas), Rep. Jen Kiggans (R-Virginia), and Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-Iowa).
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Hinson, Miller-Meeks, Nunn’s records on worker-friendly bills
They say they care about Iowa workers. But are they actually voting for us?
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See awe-inspiring autumn hues by hitting these Driftless Area trails
Drink in autumn leaf displays paired with dramatic limestone bluffs, ice caves, and more on these Driftless Area hikes.
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2026 Labor Day events around Iowa: News, layoffs, and more
Celebrate Labor Day on Monday with your fellow laborers at one of these events.
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Iowa’s private school voucher program didn’t protect this 7-year-old with a rare medical condition
Maria Paredes says a Des Moines private school kicked her young son out over his disability.
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Joe Mitchell voted to grow a tax credit his companies later cashed in on
The Republican running for Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District called this federal housing subsidy “a disaster.” Meanwhile, his own real estate companies collected $2.5 million from a similar state tax credit he voted to expand.
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Rob Sand unveils affordability plan targeting healthcare, housing, and energy costs
Rob Sand, the Democratic nominee for Iowa governor, released his plan to improve affordability, targeting healthcare, energy, education and housing costs that are pricing out Iowans across the state.
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“Not a single MAGA hat” Your letters, Sept. 1, 2026
“Could this indicate a potential shift in the local political climate, or might there be another reason for the absence of these hats at these specific gatherings?”
