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6 awesome natural wonders in Iowa

September 2, 2024

Learn about six awe-inspiring natural wonders in Iowa, from a scenic byway to the Maquoketa Caves and more.

Iowa reproductive rights orgs vow to keep fighting after abortion ban

June 28, 2024

Supporters of reproductive rights are disappointed that Iowa’s abortion ban will take effect, but they won’t stop fighting for bodily autonomy. Leah Vanden Bosch said Friday’s ruling by the Iowa Supreme Court was an “absolute devastation that violates human rights.” The Iowa Supreme Court dissolved a 2023 injunction that blocked a near-total abortion ban in…

Iowa reproductive rights orgs vow to keep fighting after abortion ban

Fall bird migrations in Iowa and where to spot them

August 30, 2024

Fall in Iowa is a birder’s paradise, as bird migrations take over the skies. Find out what birds you can spot and when.

Fall bird migrations in Iowa and where to spot them

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

Who Here Is In a Union?

April 17, 2024

News for working Iowans The newsletter for the Iowa worker. It’s Wednesday, Apr. 17, 2024. It’s spring! Summer, maybe, with the temperatures last weekend? In any case, spring always (because I’m a masochist I guess) makes me think of spring cleaning, renewal, and reaffirmation of what I’m doing and why. So: I’m extending…

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

Iowan asks Republican lawmakers to focus on real issues instead of picking on libraries

February 12, 2024

Wearing a green Raygun T-shirt that touted her support of public libraries, Anita Christensen of Indianola laid out a case for why Iowa’s Republican lawmakers should stay hands-off when it comes to libraries during a Monday Iowa Senate subcommittee on the topic. “I believe that public libraries build community,” Christensen said. “What public entities invite…