You searched for iowa city - Page 20 of 100

Iowa protests and candidate events: Jan. 28-Feb. 3, 2026

January 28, 2026

Iowa protests and candidate events for the week of Jan. 28-Feb. 3, 2026

Iowa protests and candidate events: Jan. 28-Feb. 3, 2026

We care for us: Iowa places to support as another Trump presidency looms

November 6, 2024

We care for us: That’s the message we want Iowans to carry with them in the immediate aftermath of the election, instead of despair.

We care for us: Iowa places to support as another Trump presidency looms

What Kilmar’s Deportation Means in Iowa

April 24, 2025

Share with a friend It’s Thursday, Apr. 24, 2025. Amie here. I saw a few “Free Kilmar” signs at the latest protest I covered this weekend, and for good reason: Folks are worried about what it means that the Trump administration is deporting people directly to a foreign torture prison with the flimsiest justification, and…

We need more cancer research. What’s the holdup?

August 12, 2025

The Hot Spot: Investigating Cancer in Iowa Share with a friend Amie here. I’ve mailed out nitrate test strips to Iowans in 61 different cities; here’s a map of those cities. Glad to see folks from all around the state contributing! If a QR code isn’t your jam, here’s that response form. Now, for…

We need more cancer research. What’s the holdup?

Cornhole Champions #6: Just feed the kids (with Sen. Janice Weiner and Mike Zimmer)

January 8, 2025

Half a million students are enrolled in Iowa’s public schools. And because Iowa charges students for meals, some rack up lunchroom debt and others go hungry. Studies show hunger impacts academic performance, classroom behavior, as well as overall health and even test scores. But so far, the powers that be in Iowa aren’t interested. On…

Cornhole Champions #6: Just feed the kids (with Sen. Janice Weiner and Mike Zimmer)

🗣️ Your letters: ‘Communist bastards’ and Buxton stories

February 6, 2026

Plus: Your emails and Positively Iowa Share with a friend 🗣️ It’s Friday: Time for Only in Iowa, Positively Iowa, this week’s pet photo, and reader replies. I give it three stars: Want to help fight increasing light pollution? Check out the Orion constellation this month or next, then report your findings to the Globe…

🗣️ Your letters: ‘Communist bastards’ and Buxton stories

Nathan Sage drops out of US Senate race, endorses Turek

February 17, 2026

Nathan Sage dropped out of the Democratic primary for Iowa’s US Senate race, endorsing Josh Turek. This reshapes the 2026 Democratic primary as Turek and Zach Wahls duke it out to take on Republican establishment pick Ashley Hinson for the open seat. Nathan Sage, the Marine and Army veteran who was the first Democrat to…

Nathan Sage drops out of US Senate race, endorses Turek

Iowa’s 1st Congressional District candidates set for rematch in November

August 24, 2026

Iowa’s 1st Congressional District stands as one of the most crucial toss-up races in the nation, carrying massive stakes that could determine which party controls the U.S. House of Representatives. Spanning southeastern Iowa, the district has become a defining battleground where razor-thin margins dictate national outcomes.

Iowa’s 1st Congressional District candidates set for rematch in November

A private equity firm bought this Iowa mobile home park. Now, residents say it’s sinking into the ground.

January 23, 2026

A Utah-based private equity firm is slowly selling off its Iowa mobile home parks after years of resident complaints. In one Iowa City park that Havenpark Communities still owns, residents report ongoing issues with water contamination and soil erosion beneath homes. Pamela Rodriguez paid more than $1,000 to level the ground underneath her mobile home…

A private equity firm bought this Iowa mobile home park. Now, residents say it’s sinking into the ground.

Drey wins Sioux City special election, breaks GOP supermajority

August 27, 2025

Catelin Drey, a first-time Democratic candidate, decisively won a special election in Sioux City that will have a significant impact on the Iowa Senate and the process of appointing state department heads. Sioux City like much of western Iowa has been electing Republicans. But last night, a special election reversed that trend. Democrat Catelin Drey…

Search results

Filter By