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The 39 Best Diners in Iowa, According to Iowans

September 5, 2023

Where are the best diners in Iowa? Here’s the list, as chosen by Iowans.

The 39 Best Diners in Iowa, According to Iowans

Weiner: GOP attacks on the judicial system are an attack on democracy

June 7, 2024

Iowa state senator warns people and Republican officials not to forget the lessons of World War II. The moving pictures of centenarian World War II veterans in France for the 80th anniversary of D-Day remind us of the countless American soldiers who willingly placed themselves in harm’s way, and how many paid the ultimate price. …

Weiner: GOP attacks on the judicial system are an attack on democracy

Restaurant inspection update: Mold, expired food and ‘deceased pests’ reported

July 29, 2025

State, city and county inspectors have cited Iowa restaurants and stores for hundreds of food-safety violations during the past month, including offenses related to mold, dirty kitchens, long expired food and insect infestations.

Restaurant inspection update: Mold, expired food and ‘deceased pests’ reported

How ARPA Funds Will Help This Northwest Iowa City Build A New Water Tower

August 30, 2022

If all goes well, the city of Sheldon will have a new $3.5 million water tower up and running by June 2024, almost a decade after Public Works Director Todd Uhl first mentioned the need to the city council. For years, the new water tower was a mainstay on Sheldon’s five-year capital improvement plan but…

How ARPA Funds Will Help This Northwest Iowa City Build A New Water Tower

15 Martin Luther King Jr. Day events across Iowa in 2024

January 12, 2024

They say Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday held this year on Jan. 15, 2024, should be “a day on, not a day off.” So in that spirit, here are some events coming up honoring—and furthering the legacy of—one of this country’s greatest civil rights leaders. (For an even more comprehensive list of…

15 Martin Luther King Jr. Day events across Iowa in 2024

4 ways to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Iowa

September 29, 2024

Iowa is one of many U.S. states that’s replaced Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ Day, and there are many ways to recognize the holiday in 2024.

4 ways to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Iowa

Celebrating the Most Demonized Iowans This Weekend

March 29, 2024

Your weekly Iowa news roundup Share with a friend The Iowa Hawkeyes women’s basketball team continues their NCAA Tournament run tomorrow at 2:30 p.m., when they play No. 5 Colorado in the Sweet Sixteen. Speaking of: Go vote for the Naismith Fan Vote award for Caitlin Clark and coach Lisa Bluder (and ISU coach…

Celebrating the Most Demonized Iowans This Weekend

25 of the best indie bookstores in Iowa, according to Iowans

September 28, 2023

The nights are getting longer, and the days chillier, and there’s never a better time to get lost in a new book (except maybe the dead of winter).

25 of the best indie bookstores in Iowa, according to Iowans

7 immigrant-owned Iowa businesses to support this holiday season

December 12, 2025

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 of course, reader replies! Kum & Gone: It truly is the end of an era. What do you think about these new automated license plate readers popping up…

7 immigrant-owned Iowa businesses to support this holiday season

The floodgates are open to help the wealthiest Iowans pay for private school

April 25, 2025

Iowa Republican lawmakers have passed a bill to boost K-12 education funding by 2%—not nearly enough to keep pace with what’s needed for a once-thriving public school system. Meanwhile, Governor Kim Reynold’s budget includes a 44% increase for vouchers. “My kids go to one of these schools where we are going to see cuts.” Things…

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