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10 state parks in Iowa worth adding to your bucket list
From caves and canyons to scenic overlooks and historic sites, these are 10 of the best state parks in Iowa for hiking, camping, and unforgettable views.
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Pesticide drift could have ruined Iowa farmer’s crop
A Page County farmer’s entire crop may have just been ruined by his neighbor’s pesticide drift—and the only punishment is a slap on the wrist.
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Trump’s push for ID has nothing to do with the election threats Iowa faces
Register to vote, check your registration status, and understand the actual threats to election security heading into 2026. Link in the bio for our voter registration guide. Read the full story on Iowa Starting Line.
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Food, fuel prices still high: Iowa worker news and layoffs, July 16, 2026
Food and fuel costs remain 3.5% higher than they were a year ago, and the average Iowa household has paid an extra $516 on gas since Feb. 28.
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ICE detains 4 Iowans on way to Fairfax construction site
Four immigrant Iowans were recently carpooling on their way to work when they were boxed in by unmarked ICE vehicles and jailed because of their suspected immigration status.
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Iowa insurers seek premium hikes for 2027
Five Iowa insurers filed their 2027 rate requests. Four want double-digit increases—and the tables explaining why are redacted. Enrollment already dropped 17% this year.
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8 last-minute Iowa day trips to make before school starts
Maximize the final weeks of summer! Explore our list of eight top Iowa day trips, from beautiful nature escapes to fun theme park thrills.
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Escape the heat at these 7 barcades in Iowa
Beat the heat with classic arcade games, craft drinks, and nostalgic fun at these barcades in Iowa.
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‘Is either Gov candidate offering a real fix?’ Your letters July 14, 2026
“More interesting that there doesn’t seem to be any real plan for an Iowa fix to the federal healthcare cuts, or have I missed something?”
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Iowa July 14-20, 2026
A weekly roundup of Iowa political events, protests, advocacy opportunities, and ways to take action statewide from July 14-20, 2026.
