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Facing cancer in Iowa: Patients share their stories

August 20, 2025

Cancer in Iowa isn’t just about treatment—it’s about surviving the system, asking why it happened, and living with the aftermath. Five Iowans share their stories.

Facing cancer in Iowa: Patients share their stories

Tour a Part of Iowa’s Underground Railroad History at West Des Moines Museum

February 7, 2022

A cattle farm out in the Walnut Township, just west of the growing Des Moines, was the perfect place to break federal law in the 1800s. Especially with multiple out-buildings, a wooded area, and the power of being the land of a state legislator. The Jordan House, located in now-West Des Moines by Racoon River…

Tour a Part of Iowa’s Underground Railroad History at West Des Moines Museum

Iowa Lawmakers React To Decision That Keeps Abortion Legal

June 16, 2023

Iowa’s state lawmakers weighed in Friday after a split 3-3 Iowa Supreme Court decision rejected Gov. Kim Reynolds’ law limiting abortion, keeping in place the right to terminate your pregnancy up to 20 weeks.

Positively Iowa: How This Small Iowa Team Became a Dynasty

December 21, 2023

And more good news from Iowa! Share with a friend It’s Thursday, Dec. 21, 2023. Hey folks, it’s Amie, and it’s our last good news roundup from Iowa of 2023! Today is the winter solstice—the shortest, darkest day of the year (for those of us in the Northern hemisphere). But that just means the…

Positively Iowa: How This Small Iowa Team Became a Dynasty

Des Moines Latinos Call For Change After Fatal Shooting Near East High School

March 11, 2022

Leaders in the Des Moines Latino community called for more resources, more attention, and more support for the community during a Friday press conference to discuss a shooting that happened outside of East High School Monday afternoon. Six teenagers have been arrested in connection to the shooting that killed 15-year-old Jose David Lopez, and left…

Des Moines Latinos Call For Change After Fatal Shooting Near East High School

🥇 Iowans in the Paris Olympics

July 26, 2024

Your weekly Iowa news roundup Share with a friend It’s the Friday news roundup: July 26, 2024. 🔥 What a week, huh? After a news-filled last couple of weeks, we can all come together as a country and root for Team USA in the Paris Olympics, which kick off today! 🏃 Read up on…

Guest Post: Making Iowa Better for Black Residents By Confronting Those in Power

July 27, 2023

We have enough data that identify what the challenges are. What remains for us to do is to summon the will to confront and defeat those pernicious forces!

Guest Post: Making Iowa Better for Black Residents By Confronting Those in Power

👨‍🏫 Ty Is Leaving Us And We Are Not OK

July 19, 2024

Your weekly Iowa news roundup Share with a friend It’s the Friday news roundup: July 19, 2024. 😢 Today, Starting Line is without its chief political correspondent, newsroom leader, and all-around great guy to work with. Ty Rushing’s last day with Iowa Starting Line was yesterday. He’ll join the University of Iowa faculty in…

Take a Free Yoga Class at an Iowa Park This Summer

July 27, 2023

If you’re looking to get outside for a low-impact workout, several cities around Iowa have you covered. Take a look at the cities offering yoga classes this summer:

Take a Free Yoga Class at an Iowa Park This Summer

Iowa restaurant violations: Contaminated sausage, moldy pizza, months-old sauce

October 22, 2025

by Clark Kauffman, Iowa Capital Dispatch October 17, 2025 State, city and county inspectors have cited Iowa restaurants and stores for hundreds of food-safety violations during the past several weeks, including offenses related to dirty kitchens, unlicensed eateries and moldy and expired food. The findings are reported by the Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals and…

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