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The 9 weirdest Iowa news stories from 2024

February 9, 2025

From a water buffalo chase to a bowling prodigy’s perfect game, explore nine of the most unusual and memorable Iowa news stories from 2024.

The 9 weirdest Iowa news stories from 2024

WATCH: Pastor and state Rep. Lindsay James takes on US Rep. Ashley Hinson (PT 3) – Cornhole Champions #36

August 20, 2025

Can Democrats flip one of Iowa’s reddest congressional districts? State Representative Lindsay James thinks so. On this episode of Cornhole Champions, Zachary Oren Smith sits down with the Dubuque legislator who’s spent seven years fighting for insulin access and affordable healthcare in the Iowa House. Toss some bags at “no” tax on tips… merit pay…

WATCH: Pastor and state Rep. Lindsay James takes on US Rep. Ashley Hinson (PT 3) – Cornhole Champions #36

7 Iowa baseball teams to cheer on

August 23, 2024

It’s Iowa baseball season! And while we may not have our own Major League baseball team, there are plenty of Minor League teams to cheer on.

Gov. Reynolds Wants More Funding For Questionable Pregnancy Centers

January 12, 2023

In her Condition of the State address Tuesday evening, Gov. Kim Reynolds called for more taxpayer money to go toward a program aimed at preventing abortions. Passed last year, the More Options for Maternal Support bill (MOMs), directed $500,000 in state funding to nonprofit organizations that “have a commitment to promoting healthy pregnancies and childbirth…

Gov. Reynolds Wants More Funding For Questionable Pregnancy Centers

Millennials, here’s the biggest Iowa news story from the year you were born

May 5, 2025

Millennials know best that there’s never a dull moment in Iowa. Check out these 16 huge news stories from the years this generation hit the scene.

Millennials, here’s the biggest Iowa news story from the year you were born

Lansing bridge — the only Mississippi River crossing for 60 miles — is closing permanently

October 8, 2025

Lansing bridge, a transportation lifeline connecting Lansing in northeast Iowa to Wisconsin, is set to close in October.

Lansing bridge — the only Mississippi River crossing for 60 miles — is closing permanently

What Iowa Legislative Leaders Said About Education On Opening Day

January 9, 2023

During opening day speeches on Monday, legislative leaders in the House and Senate offered a preview of their goals for education policy this year, with Republicans making it clear they intend to pass a school voucher bill. Sen. Amy Sinclair (R-Allerton), the new Iowa senate president, set the tone about the necessity for the state…

What Iowa Legislative Leaders Said About Education On Opening Day

New Pride mural in Des Moines to ‘roll out the welcome mat’ for LGBTQ+ community

May 29, 2024

A new mural has opened in Des Moines’ East Village to emphasize the city welcomes the LGBTQ+ community. For weeks, four corners at the intersection of Grand Avenue and East Fifth Street in Des Moines’ East Village have been turning rainbow colors. On Tuesday, just days before the beginning of Pride Month, Capital City Pride…

New Pride mural in Des Moines to ‘roll out the welcome mat’ for LGBTQ+ community

Thousands of dollars in ground pork donations will provide meals for Iowa families

November 4, 2025

Thousands of dollars worth of ground pork were donated to local food banks. Here are all the details.

Thousands of dollars in ground pork donations will provide meals for Iowa families

4 free things to do for family fun in Des Moines

July 5, 2024

Here’s a curated list of destinations that promise fun-filled outings and enriching experiences, ensuring that your family’s time in Des Moines is as rewarding as it is cost-effective.

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