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USDA cut 17% of Iowa workers in 2025: Worker news and layoffs for July 9, 2026

July 8, 2026

Iowa lost 17% of its USDA staff in 2025, including nearly 19% of its Natural Resources Conservation Service and 8% of its Farm Service Agency staff, both of which help farmers with federal loans and other programs.

USDA cut 17% of Iowa workers in 2025: Worker news and layoffs for July 9, 2026

Urbandale now 6th Iowa school district to protect trans and nonbinary students

August 27, 2025

Urbandale has joined five other Iowa school districts in voting to protect its transgender and nonbinary students.

Urbandale now 6th Iowa school district to protect trans and nonbinary students

UnityPoint nurses likely win union vote: Iowa Worker’s Almanac

December 19, 2025

UnityPoint nurses likely win union: With a vote of 871-666, despite 251 ballots being challenged, the math is mathing in favor of the 1,776 Des Moines-based nurses getting to unionize with Teamsters.

UnityPoint nurses likely win union vote: Iowa Worker’s Almanac

40% of Iowans can’t afford rent and bills: Iowa Worker’s Almanac layoffs and news for June 25, 2026

June 25, 2026

Almost half of US households didn’t earn enough money to meet basic needs in 2024, according to a new study. In Iowa, we’re doing a little better than average, with 60% of us able to make rent and utilities on time—but it varies widely by county.

Advocates want Iowans to boycott Amazon, Home Depot and Target during Black Friday

November 24, 2025

The ‘We Ain’t Buying It’ campaign hopes consumers use their wallets to hurt companies complying with ‘threats on democracy.’

Advocates want Iowans to boycott Amazon, Home Depot and Target during Black Friday

Mt. Pleasant landscaper Noel Lopez De La Cruz facing deportation. Here’s how you can help

November 21, 2025

The kidnapping goon squad gutting our workforce keeps rolling to more cities across the US. Its newest target is Charlotte, North Carolina, and soon ICE and Border Patrol will bring their terror to New Orleans. But deportations of immigrant workers continue to happen everywhere—including in Iowa. The latest: Noel Lopez De La Cruz, a 24-year-old landscaper from Mount Pleasant…

Mt. Pleasant landscaper Noel Lopez De La Cruz facing deportation. Here’s how you can help

Your weekly guide to taking action in Iowa July 14-20, 2026

July 13, 2026

A weekly roundup of Iowa political events, protests, advocacy opportunities, and ways to take action statewide from July 14-20, 2026.

Your weekly guide to taking action in Iowa July 14-20, 2026

6 late-summer & fall Pride events in Iowa to keep the celebration going

August 4, 2026

Iowa celebrated Pride Month with a bang in 2026, but the fun is continuing with these six fun late-summer and fall Pride events in Iowa. Here’s how to get in on them.

6 late-summer & fall Pride events in Iowa to keep the celebration going

More Americans work 2 full-time jobs: News and layoffs from Iowa Worker’s Almanac, April 30, 2026

April 30, 2026

An estimated 476,000 Americans are working two full-time jobs. That’s up from 172,000 in 2015.

Iowa has 95 data centers?!

April 3, 2026

Plus: Only in Iowa & the cutest pet photo! Share with a friend 🗣️ It’s Friday, April 3, which I celebrate for two bittersweet reasons: It’s my late mom’s bday, and it’s Varnum v. Brien Day. On this day in 2009, Iowa became just the third state in the US to legally recognize same-sex marriages.…

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