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Iowa’s use of flawed data in voter challenges results in confusion, lawsuit

October 31, 2024

Despite known issues with driver’s license records, the Iowa Secretary of State’s voter challenges targeted 2,022 registered voters—including naturalized citizens who can legally vote. Ruth Toomer will be the first to admit that WHO 13 News is on a little loud in the morning. Last week, the family was getting ready for work: her husband…

Iowa’s use of flawed data in voter challenges results in confusion, lawsuit

Where to tuck into a serious weekend breakfast in Eastern Iowa

December 30, 2023

You’ve gotta love a locally owned greasy spoon breakfast spot. Luckily, eastern Iowa is covered with them.

Where to tuck into a serious weekend breakfast in Eastern Iowa

4 Iowa Vigils for International Workers’ Day

May 1, 2024

News for working Iowans Share with a friend The newsletter for the Iowa worker. It’s Wednesday, May 1, 2024. Happy May Day, aka, International Workers’ Day! (Read about why the US government doesn’t want to recognize it.) If you want to show solidarity for your fellow workers—especially immigrant Iowans working in some of the…

4 Iowa Vigils for International Workers’ Day

5 of the biggest true crime cases in Iowa history

July 5, 2025

Iowa has been home to many devastating crimes over the years. Here are a few of the biggest true crime cases in IA history.

5 of the biggest true crime cases in Iowa history

🪧 Venezuela, ICE protests around Iowa

January 9, 2026

Plus: Your emails and Positively Iowa Share with a friend It’s Friday, January 9, 2026. 🗣️ It’s Friday: Time for Only in Iowa, Positively Iowa, this week’s pet photo, and reader replies. ICE and Venezuela protests: After a woman was shot and killed by a federal agent in Minneapolis this week (donate to a…

Happy National Beer Day! Here are Starting Line’s favorite Iowa breweries

April 5, 2024

For those unaware, April 6 is New Beer’s Eve, because it leads up to National Beer Day on April 7. Why April 7? On that day in 1933, the Cullen-Harrison Act went into effect, making it legal for some low-alcohol beer and wine to be sold in the United States. The law was the first…

Happy National Beer Day! Here are Starting Line’s favorite Iowa breweries

The 36 Best Breweries In Iowa, According to Iowans

July 17, 2023

What’s the best brewery in Iowa? It’s a tough question to answer. There are too many good ones! So we put it to you for the definitive list.

The 36 Best Breweries In Iowa, According to Iowans

WATCH: Iowa farmers impacted by Trump’s USDA cuts

April 4, 2025

The Trump administration’s federal purge left Iowa farmers and food systems out $11 million in USDA support. Mari Hunt Wasskink, owner of Black Earth Gardens near Cedar Rapids, and Marcus Johnson, owner of Buffalo Ridge Orchard in Orange City, explained how losing that money will impact their farms.

WATCH: Iowa farmers impacted by Trump’s USDA cuts

How a near-total abortion ban would give domestic abusers in Iowa more power

June 18, 2024

As the Iowa Supreme Court considers a near-total abortion ban, experts reveal how domestic abusers use abortion bans to control their victims.

How a near-total abortion ban would give domestic abusers in Iowa more power

Senate Republicans pass bill that could allow discrimination on religious grounds

February 20, 2024

Sen. Liz Bennett (D-Cedar Rapids)—Iowa’s only out LGBTQ senator—is fed up with seeing queer Iowans continue to be attacked by her Republican colleagues. “I am sick and tired of my community being the target of mean-spirited discriminatory bills written by Republican politicians,” she said during a Tuesday Iowa Senate debate over a bill she and…

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