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Knoxville chamber director joins race against US Sen. Joni Ernst

April 16, 2025

Some important names in Iowa Democratic politics are mulling a run against US Sen. Joni Ernst. This week, a newcomer became the first to announce his bid. Iowa Democrats’ race to unseat Republican US Sen. Joni Ernst is taking shape about a year and a half before Election Day. Knoxville’s Nathan Sage announced this week…

Knoxville chamber director joins race against US Sen. Joni Ernst

Regents try their own diversity ban. Professors fight it

June 13, 2025

Share with a friend It’s Friday, June 13, 2025. If you haven’t already, please take our short survey about Iowa Worker’s Almanac. Thanks! ~Amie The Iowa Legislature passed a bill this session banning diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and trainings by “public entities,” including Iowa’s public universities. And they spelled out exactly…

Regents try their own diversity ban. Professors fight it

Biggest Snowstorms In Iowa History

December 20, 2022

Living in Iowa and the rest of the Upper Midwest comes with enjoying or surviving—depending on your perspective—long winters that come with copious amounts of snow. Yet, some winters come with massive snowstorms that dump several inches of snow and bring high winds that cause blizzard conditions. In fact, the Estherville Vindicator was the first…

ICE in Iowa: West Liberty man detained with no record

July 2, 2025

Share with a friend It’s Wednesday, July 2, 2025. It’s happening in Iowa. Pascual Leonardo Pedro-Pedro, 20, of West Liberty, went to a routine annual immigration check-in yesterday (Tuesday)—abiding by what the government is asking him to do as an immigrant—and was detained by ICE. Pedro-Pedro was brought to the US as…

ICE in Iowa: West Liberty man detained with no record

🌽Cornhole Champions #7 – Condition of the State (with Gov. Kim Reynolds)

January 16, 2025

Toss some bags and talk through the governor’s priorities for new Iowa laws. Bright ideas: Iowa DOGE, paying childcare workers more, banning cell phones, and pots of beans. 🌽Cornhole Champions #7 – Condition of the State (with Gov. Kim Reynolds) by Zachary Oren Smith Toss some bags and talk through the governor’s priorities for new…

State Offering Grants to Replace Trees Killed by Emerald Ash Borer

July 13, 2023

The emerald ash borer has wreaked havoc on Iowa’s ash trees since 2010. A new grant from the federal government will help cities, schools and organization replant.

State Offering Grants to Replace Trees Killed by Emerald Ash Borer

The many murals of Marshalltown, Iowa

November 2, 2024

The bustling city of Marshalltown has made a concerted effort to host murals that brighten up the community. Follow along for some fun photo ops.

10 small towns in Iowa that transform into winter wonderlands

November 30, 2024

Once cold weather hits, these 10 small towns in Iowa transform into winter wonderlands that offer seasonal fun for the whole family.

10 small towns in Iowa that transform into winter wonderlands

80 days to go. Get closer to our Iowa election coverage

August 15, 2026

Tell us: What do you want to know before Election Day? Share with a friend Special Edition: Reporter’s Notebook A closer look at the people, records, and political histories shaping Iowa’s 2026 races. Most people have never talked to a local reporter. In fact, just 23% of Americans say they ever have. At…

80 days to go. Get closer to our Iowa election coverage

Iowa Senate GOP Approves Bill To Limit Auditor’s Ability To Audit

April 26, 2023

Iowa Senate Republicans—for the second time—voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill that limits the ability of State Auditor Rob Sand’s office to monitor government funds. In a 33-16 vote, Senate Republicans approved SF 478, which they argued will protect Iowans’ privacy and keep the auditor’s office in line with standard government operating procedures even though…

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