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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

Helmick: Libraries belong to the people. Let’s keep it that way

February 8, 2024

In an era marked by digital transformation and societal polarization, the role of library boards in advocating for essential services is more crucial than ever. Library trustees serve as pillars of leadership within their communities, ensuring that libraries not only adapt but thrive in the face of evolving challenges. Central to the effectiveness of library…

Helmick: Libraries belong to the people. Let’s keep it that way

The Trick to Stopping Attacks on Iowa Teachers

October 27, 2023

Plus: Tell us your best Halloween costume of all time Share with a friend Iowa’s city and school election is in less than two weeks, but you can vote early right now. It’s Friday, Oct. 27. Hey guys, it’s Amie. We’re still working through our new email platform. If you couldn’t click on links…

The Trick to Stopping Attacks on Iowa Teachers

How to use your library’s Adventure Pass for free family fun

June 26, 2024

Iowans can check out an “Adventure Pass” from their library that will give them great discounts and free admission to attractions and museums all around the state.

How to use your library’s Adventure Pass for free family fun

With Biden out, Iowa Democrats rally around Kamala Harris

July 23, 2024

Iowa Democrats unanimously endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidential nomination.

With Biden out, Iowa Democrats rally around Kamala Harris

Reynolds vetoes bill protecting landowners from eminent domain

June 12, 2025

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds vetoed a bill restricting private pipelines’ use of eminent domain, against the wishes of Iowa landowners and farmers.

Reynolds vetoes bill protecting landowners from eminent domain

🍿 Iowa’s drive-in movie theaters and what they’re showing this summer

July 25, 2025

Your emails and Positively Iowa Share with a friend It’s Friday, July 25, 2025. 🗣️ It’s Friday! My take: Iowa Starting Line intern Victor Robbins did a phenomenal job on this story of LGBTQ+ Iowans who have fled the state they grew up in. Folks shared their stories of discrimination, dirty looks, and even…

🍿 Iowa’s drive-in movie theaters and what they’re showing this summer

Under the Iowa sun: The work that drives the state’s high skin cancer rates

August 27, 2025

Iowa has the fifth-highest rate of skin cancer in the country, with numbers similar to states with far more UV radiation levels. This week on The Hot Spot, we look into the forces impacting our cancer rate.

Under the Iowa sun: The work that drives the state’s high skin cancer rates

Pantrylympics event bring Johnson Co. food pantries together for competition, fun

July 24, 2024

You know that event that happens once every four years, bringing together athletes from vastly different backgrounds to compete for first, second, and third? No, no, no, not the Olympics. In Johnson County, it’s called Pantrylympics. Three food pantries in the county—including the North Liberty Community Food Pantry, Coralville Community Food Pantry, and Iowa City…

Pantrylympics event bring Johnson Co. food pantries together for competition, fun

5 amazing Iowa authors (+ which of their books we recommend)

August 3, 2025

Iowa’s rich literary culture has produced Pulitzer Prize winners and best-selling authors. Here are five Iowa authors and a book from each to read.

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