Discover Iowa’s Pikes Peak State Park, where dramatic Mississippi River views meet hidden waterfalls, Native American burial mounds, and centuries of history atop 500-foot bluffs.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has led the state for a decade, but has now made the surprise decision to not seek a third term in 2026. Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds announced Friday that she will not seek a third term in 2026, bringing an end to what will be nearly a decade...
The University of Iowa confirmed that students have had their visa unexpectedly revoked as part of the Trump administration's nationwide crackdown on international students. University officials say they "were not aware of any violation." The graduate student union...
President Donald Trump flip-flopped on his tariff strategy. From big business to everyday Americans, everyone was pushing back on this tax on goods. Meanwhile Iowa's Congressional Delegation were happy to go along with it.
President Donald Trump decided his huge tariffs causing world markets to slump was maybe not the best idea today.
The School Chaplain bill is currently rushing through the Iowa legislature – it’s now heading to the Iowa Senate floor as H.F. 884, having passed the House and gone through the Senate Education committee. Despite the fact it seems to clearly violate most...
Hundreds marched, chanted, sang, and responded to fiery speakers angry about both federal and state policies during the Hands Off! rally in Waterloo, Iowa on Saturday, April 5, 2025.
The Trump administration's federal purge left Iowa farmers and food systems out $11 million in USDA support. Anna Pesek, owner of Over the Moon Farm and Flowers in Coggin, explained how that money helped her farm grow and support other local businesses.
Due to the Trump administration's massive cuts to federal programs, the USDA announced earlier this month that it’s frozen payments on already-signed contracts to help schools and food banks buy from local farms. Food bank leaders are left wondering how to address the state's record-breaking need for emergency food support.
The Trump administration's federal purge left Iowa farmers and food systems out $11 million in USDA support. Mari Hunt Wasskink, owner of Black Earth Gardens near Cedar Rapids, and Marcus Johnson, owner of Buffalo Ridge Orchard in Orange City, explained how losing that money will impact their farms.
