This week in the Trump administration’s destruction of public health: Trump told pregnant women to avoid Tylenol, one of the few pain relievers their doctors say is safe.
Despite the nitrates, radon, and pesticides, there are everyday choices you can make to lower your risk of getting cancer.
Rob Sand believes showing up and singing together is anecdote to the political division of the day.
Ty Rushing made history as the first Black reporter and editor at eight different Iowa publications, but his journey from breaking barriers to breaking down stories reveals something deeper about the evolution of journalism. From covering northwest Iowa's "playground" of small towns to mentoring the next generation at the University of Iowa, Rushing offers some insight into what shoe leather teaches about the craft.
Rob Sand's campaign said it's hit over 65 townhalls this year. At each of them, Sand has been asking people to sing "America the Beautiful."
Starting Line's own Amie Rivers was on CNN Friday, putting the impacts Iowa farmers are feeling from Trump's tariffs on a national stage.
Iowa leads the nation in binge drinking—and faces higher cancer risks because of it.
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Poverty is quite a simple math problem, but the government doesn't want to solve it.
Corn and soybean farmers are sounding the alarm that Trump's tariffs are causing crop prices to plummet, production costs to rise, and overseas trade opportunities to dry up.
Kyle Hoylman, CEO at Protect Environmental, the nation's largest radon contractor, says Iowans' exposure to radon is equivalent to smoking half a pack of cigarettes a day.
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