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Iowa City Burger Chain Accused Of Wage Theft On Missing Overtime Pay

April 26, 2022

Activists, union members, and a worker who says she is owed tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid overtime protested in front of an Iowa City burger restaurant Monday. Rita, who requested Starting Line not use her last name, said she worked for the past 13 years at Short’s Burger and Shine in downtown Iowa…

Iowa City Burger Chain Accused Of Wage Theft On Missing Overtime Pay

12 Iowa winter bucket list items to try before the snow melts

December 24, 2023

You could cozy up and wait out the next few months indoors… or you could make some fun memories.

12 Iowa winter bucket list items to try before the snow melts

Public hearing set for Gov. Reynolds’ anti-trans bill

February 6, 2024

PUBLIC HEARING UPDATE: A public hearing has been set for Iowa Gov. Reynolds’ most recent anti-trans bill, which was renumbered to House File 2389. The bill would establish legal definitions of gendered terms like “man,” “woman,” “mother,” and “father,” and require trans Iowans to have special birth certificates and use separate facilities in public facilities.…

Public hearing set for Gov. Reynolds’ anti-trans bill

8 Iowa Students Chosen As Presidential Scholars Semifinalists

May 8, 2023

Eight Iowa students have been chosen as semifinalists for the US Presidential Scholars program, a prestigious honor recognizing some of America’s most talented students.

8 Iowa Students Chosen As Presidential Scholars Semifinalists

Why Iowa has the same skin cancer rate as Arizona

August 26, 2025

The Hot Spot: Investigating Cancer in Iowa Share with a friend For decades, tanning used to be a regular part of some (mainly white) folks’ beauty routines. In my parents’ era, that meant slathering on tanning oil and lying out in a swimsuit in direct sunlight. In my era, that meant frequenting a tanning salon,…

Why Iowa has the same skin cancer rate as Arizona

Iowa arcades & drive-ins for maximum nostalgia

December 28, 2023

It’s a little known piece of trivia that Ottumwa, Iowa, is billed as the “Video Game Capital of the World.” Find out what else the Hawkeye State has for throwback fun.

Iowa arcades & drive-ins for maximum nostalgia

Increasingly desperate Iowans stretching food banks to capacity

April 9, 2024

Leaders of a dozen food pantries across Iowa are sounding the alarm about a “soaring number” of Iowans seeking help at food banks, putting these already stretched organizations into a “crisis situation.” The leaders and other advocates recently issued a joint press release about “a rising number of Iowans experiencing food insecurity” in the past…

Increasingly desperate Iowans stretching food banks to capacity

Looking for a cozy adventure? Try one of these nostalgic train rides

December 23, 2023

If you’re looking for some family fun this holiday season, check out these options for a nostalgic train ride adventure.

Looking for a cozy adventure? Try one of these nostalgic train rides

‘Kids need to eat:’ Iowans demand state participate in free-food program

January 17, 2024

Mandi Remington of Iowa City knows firsthand what it’s like to struggle to feed your kids and how the stability of two incomes can keep a person from leaving an abusive relationship. “Reflecting on my experience as a domestic violence survivor, I can’t help but wonder if I would have left sooner had I been…

‘Kids need to eat:’ Iowans demand state participate in free-food program

Bicycle-Friendly Iowa Route Maps Just Dropped for 2023-2024

July 24, 2023

As cyclists crossed the state for RAGBRAI, the Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) announced it just released its latest bicycle map for the 2023-24 season.

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