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TPI Returning To Newton Thanks To Inflation Reduction Act

TPI Returning To Newton Thanks To Inflation Reduction Act

A strong Central Iowa employer will return to the state thanks, in part, to federal action taken by President Joe Biden. TPI Composites, a company that manufactures blades for wind turbines, announced in early November it will restart operations at its manufacturing...

Iowa Made: Brats, Beer, Coffee, Herbs, And Salsa!

Iowa Made: Brats, Beer, Coffee, Herbs, And Salsa!

The holiday season is here. If you are in the mood to give gifts to family and friends, buy local. You can also prove to family and friends living outside of the state why Iowa Made products are the best.  Here is a list of great products made in the Hawkeye State....

Ankeny Schools Finishes Investigation Into Spring Drag Show

Ankeny Schools Finishes Investigation Into Spring Drag Show

The Ankeny School District has completed an internal investigation into the drag show that happened after hours at Ankeny High School this spring. Two employees were seen in a photo from the event, put on by students in the school’s Gay Straight Alliance. The district...

7 Small-Town Iowa Burger Spots You Have To Try

7 Small-Town Iowa Burger Spots You Have To Try

Iowa is famous for quality beef, which you can find in great burger spots all around the state. It’s easy to find the popular ones in and around Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, and Iowa’s other large cities, but finding an awesome burger in Iowa’s small towns is a little...

11 Used Record Stores In Iowa To Check Out For RSD Black Friday

11 Used Record Stores In Iowa To Check Out For RSD Black Friday

Since 2007, Record Store Day occurs each year on one Saturday in April and every Black Friday after Thanksgiving. This celebration of independent record stores and their distinctive culture seeks to bring together fans and artists, especially those who want vinyl....

8 Things You Didn’t Know Were Invented In Iowa

8 Things You Didn’t Know Were Invented In Iowa

Iowa is famous for its charming small towns and farms, home to beautiful rolling hills and picturesque prairies. But Iowa is also home to a strong entrepreneurial spirit, which we find both in the farms and fields and in cities. Innovative Iowans have given us...

These Iowa Restaurants Will Be Open On Thanksgiving Day

These Iowa Restaurants Will Be Open On Thanksgiving Day

Whether you are going it alone or you and your family would rather simply skip the hoopla of preparing Thanksgiving dinner and go out to eat, you will find several places in Iowa to enjoy dinner on Thanksgiving. You can always find some national chains that are open...

Jack Whitver’s Voter Registration Is Being Challenged

The voter registration of Iowa Senate Majority Leader Jack Whitver (R-Ankeny/Grimes) is formally being challenged and a hearing will take place at 2 p.m. on Nov. 30 at the Polk County Election Office in Des Moines. The dispute stems from evidence showing Whitver very...

Rob Sand Hangs On To Lead After Final County Reports

Rob Sand Hangs On To Lead After Final County Reports

It looks like voters have returned Rob Sand to the State Auditor's office, after the last outstanding county reported its results today. Sand now holds a 2,614-vote lead over Republican opponent Todd Halbur, a margin that–while close–ought to be enough to withstand...

Zach Nunn Declares Victory Before Race Is Called

Zach Nunn Declares Victory Before Race Is Called

Despite the race remaining too-close-to-call as of this morning, Republican Zach Nunn declared victory around 11:30pm last night in the race for Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District. “Every precinct has been counted, and team, we’ve won,” Nunn told a crowd at the Hilton...

Rob Sand Regains Lead, May Yet Hold On Amid Iowa’s Red Wave

Rob Sand Regains Lead, May Yet Hold On Amid Iowa’s Red Wave

Late on Tuesday night, it appeared that State Auditor Rob Sand would suffer the same fate as all the other statewide Democratic candidates. Sand had fallen behind by over 10,000 votes to Republican Todd Halbur, while fellow Democratic incumbents Tom Miller and Mike...

The Best And Worst Candidates For Iowa Workers

The Best And Worst Candidates For Iowa Workers

There are state legislators who have fought hard for the working class and union workers in Iowa. And there are legislators who actively work to keep workers down—by passing legislation restricting collective bargaining rights, cutting into unemployment benefits for...

6 Weird Town Names In Iowa And Their Origins

Part of the fun of going for a Sunday drive or taking a road trip to a new place is seeing unique, funny, and simply weird names for villages, cities, and towns. Sometimes names come from other countries and languages. Other times they are named for people or an...

5 Things to Do With a Friend Visiting Iowa for the First Time

Iowa offers so many things to see and do for residents and visitors alike—you know it and we know it. We’re so much more than political caucuses, corn fields, and being the nation’s top pork producer. That’s why when out-of-state friends come into town, we try to go...

Documents Put Into Serious Doubt Where Jack Whitver Lives

One of the highest-ranking Republicans in the Iowa Senate may not actually live in the new district he wants to represent. Senate Majority Leader Jack Whitver (R-Ankeny/Grimes) changed his voter registration to an apartment in Grimes to run for Senate District 23;...

Was This Southwest Iowa Town Home To A Serial Killer?

Cadaver dogs have apparently somewhat vindicated an Iowa-raised woman who told Newsweek her late father was a serial killer, a claim she has made for decades. On Oct. 21, two cadaver dogs were taken to a property in Fremont County, near Thurman, Iowa,  where they got...

Mike Franken Feels Momentum In Race, Warns Of Election Deniers

With just over two weeks to go before Election Day, Democrat Mike Franken called out Chuck Grassley, his Republican opponent for Iowa's open US Senate seat, on a number of issues during a Monday night event in Waterloo. Franken, a former US Navy admiral, criticized...

Don’t Sleep On Iowa

Don’t Sleep On Iowa

If there's one constant in Iowa politics, it's this: We're always in the middle of everything. Despite many analysts and operatives' attempts to write Iowa off of the competitive 2022 battleground map, there's late momentum and intrigue growing on the ground in the...

4 Budget-Friendly Fall Weekend Staycations in Iowa

The holiday shopping and travel season are coming, so spending a huge amount on a fall getaway isn’t exactly ideal. Fortunately, you don’t have to miss retreating into the crisp autumn air, enjoying the harvest season, and watching the leaves changing color on the...

Iowans Have A Chance To Shoot Down Gun Amendment

Iowans Have A Chance To Shoot Down Gun Amendment

A proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution would make the state's already loose gun laws even less restrictive. On the back of ballots for the Nov. 8 election, Iowa voters will be asked this question: “Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted?...

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