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Go berry picking in Iowa at these 6 farms
Berry picking in Iowa is one of summer’s sweetest traditions. Find the best farms for strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and more across the state.
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9 places to cheer on professional soccer in Iowa
Whether you’re looking for a rowdy pub environment or craving some tasty food to pair with your viewing, Iowa has no shortage of great World Cup options.
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Meet the Iowa man who wrote a 20-min song for his Story County town
Composer Jarod Hart’s 20‑minute song cycle, “City of Stories,” traces the history, character, and spirit of Story City.
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Iowa researchers launch environmental testing programs
University of Iowa scientists are launching a research initiative to measure the impacts of exposure to environmental toxins.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Iowa June 9-14, 2026
A weekly roundup of Iowa political events, protests, advocacy opportunities, and ways to take action statewide from June 9-14.
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“WTF? It’s in the Code!” Your letters June 9, 2026
“When I have an issue, I report it to the management company, engaged by the HOA to perform maintenance. When it’s not done, I call the city for enforcement, and am referred back to the HOA—who has done nothing.”
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Clear Creek Amana grads take pride in caring for their alma mater
Two 2010 graduates from Clear Creek Amana help maintain the buildings and grounds for what has become one of Iowa’s fastest-growing school districts.
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Rob Sand picks western Iowa farmer as his lieutenant governor running mate
Democratic governor nominee Rob Sand has chosen Crawford County Supervisor Dave Muhlbauer, a fifth-generation farmer and cattleman from western Iowa, as his running mate. A pick to bridge the rural divide.
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Private school tuition in Iowa has grown by as much as 50% since the voucher program began
Despite subsidies from Iowa taxpayers, the cost of private school education in Iowa continues to rise above the rate of inflation.
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Meet Zach Lahn: a Koch-connected political operative running for Iowa governor
Iowa’s new Republican nominee for governor Zach Lahn campaigned as an outsider farmer fighting the political establishment. But before he was “Iowa First,” he was a Koch-connected political operative who blocked Medicaid expansion in Montana, co-founded a Koch-funded private school in Kansas, and barely met Iowa’s residency requirement to run. A look at his resume.
