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Iowa campaign board receives multiple threats related to city, school elections

November 16, 2023

Staff members for the nonpartisan Iowa board that oversees the integrity of political campaigns received numerous threats related to the city and school elections that took place earlier this month. During Thursday’s Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board meeting, executive director and legal counsel Zach Goodrich noted the uptick in anger at him and staff…

Iowa campaign board receives multiple threats related to city, school elections

Nonprofit Distributes Free Reproductive Health Kits For Iowans

June 29, 2023

A new initiative launched by the Family Planning Council of Iowa (FPCI) aims to bring Iowans affordable health care by providing free reproductive health kits for those in need. The initiative comes one year after Roe v. Wade was overturned by the US Supreme Court, which took away the federal right to access abortion for…

Nonprofit Distributes Free Reproductive Health Kits For Iowans

Cornhole Champions #4 – Counting every ballot (with Sen. Sarah Trone Garriott)

December 4, 2024

State Sen. Sarah Trone Garriott of Windsor Heights was cold-calling the local school district. An employee was among a group of new citizens who Secretary of State Paul Pate targeted for additional screening. If the employee didn’t show additional IDs to the auditor, their vote wouldn’t count. The Democrat from Windsor Heights was out curing…

Cornhole Champions #4 – Counting every ballot (with Sen. Sarah Trone Garriott)

Legal Haitian workers suddenly not legal: Iowa worker news and layoffs, July 30, 2026

July 29, 2026

Haitian workers who are here legally on Temporary Protected Status had that protection stripped away Monday, leaving 300,000 of them at risk of deportation—including many in Waterloo.

Legal Haitian workers suddenly not legal: Iowa worker news and layoffs, July 30, 2026

‘Tough, Tenacious’ Minnette Doderer Fought Tirelessly for Iowa Women

March 23, 2023

Minnette Doderer was a trailblazing politician who served in the Iowa Legislature for 15 years, working on laws that ultimately improved Iowa women’s legal status. Born in 1923, Doderer was born in Holland, Iowa, and graduated from East High School in Waterloo. Women’s rights at forefront She was first elected in a 1964 special election,…

‘Tough, Tenacious’ Minnette Doderer Fought Tirelessly for Iowa Women

Why did this Iowa official cover for a child molester?

August 25, 2026

Plus: Reader soundoff Share with a friend Amie here. It’s late summer, but yesterday I walked by my neighbor’s house, which was ALL decked out for fall. When’s the best time to decorate for fall/Halloween? Reply and tell me. In this issue: This week’s most talked–about post and reader soundoff. Amie Rivers Newsletter…

Why did this Iowa official cover for a child molester?

“Why is she allowed to lie?” Your letters Aug. 25, 2026

August 24, 2026

“Most Iowans who do run a farm know the inheritance tax was abolished!”

“Why is she allowed to lie?” Your letters Aug. 25, 2026

Explore the vision for West Des Moines’ Legacy Woods

May 25, 2025

Discover Legacy Woods: West Des Moines’ newest natural haven where history meets nature. A community-driven oasis with trails, orchards, and outdoor spaces for all to enjoy.

Explore the vision for West Des Moines’ Legacy Woods

This former Iowa town was a workers’ utopia

February 5, 2026

Inside: News about and for the working class Share with a friend Amie here. Have you heard about the Iowa town that became a utopia for Black workers over a hundred years ago? (It’s one of my favorite Black History Month stories.) Watch the latest edition of Clocked In on: YouTube Instagram Facebook TikTok Buxton,…

This former Iowa town was a workers’ utopia

7 events in Iowa to take your kids to before summer ends

August 9, 2025

The end of summer is around the corner, but there’s still time to plan some fun in the sun. Here are seven IA events to take your kids to before August ends.

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