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  • Where to take a horse-drawn sleigh ride in Iowa

    December 16, 2024

    To add some magic to your Iowa winter, consider dashing through the snow in a horse-drawn sleigh.

    Where to take a horse-drawn sleigh ride in Iowa
  • WATCH: Iowa’s economic crash out (PT 1) – Cornhole Champions #46

    October 29, 2025

    It’s easy to miss what’s happening in Iowa when you’re scrolling past headlines. GDP down 6.1% in Q1. Soybean markets shipped to Argentina. A $20 billion bailout that somehow bypassed the farmers who needed it most. But this isn’t just about tariffs or trade policy. It’s about who holds power in Iowa and who gets…

    WATCH: Iowa’s economic crash out (PT 1) – Cornhole Champions #46
  • Affordability will be focus for Iowa Dems this year: Iowa Worker’s Almanac news and layoffs

    January 8, 2026

    Iowa House Democrats say they will focus on affordability in the upcoming legislative session, with plans for lowering property taxes, helping young Iowans buy their first homes, raising the minimum wage, and supporting the state’s workers.

    Affordability will be focus for Iowa Dems this year: Iowa Worker’s Almanac news and layoffs
  • ‘Shame On Us,’ Says Iowa Senator As SNAP Restriction Bill Passes

    March 23, 2023

    A bill that would add more hoops to jump through for federal public assistance money—legislation that would cost the state millions over the next few years to put in place—passed the Iowa Senate Wednesday. The bill, Senate File 494, passed along party lines, with all Republicans in favor and all Democrats against. Sen. Jeff Edler…

    ‘Shame On Us,’ Says Iowa Senator As SNAP Restriction Bill Passes
  • Escape the heat at these retro Iowa barcades

    July 17, 2026

    Plus: Bad air quality could be headed for us Share with a friend 📅  It’s Friday and July 17—otherwise known as World Emoji Day. Time for Only in Iowa, this week’s photo, Positively Iowa, and news you can use. Tornado Alley has shifted east over the years, and is now squarely in Iowa. The upper Midwest,…

    Escape the heat at these retro Iowa barcades
  • WATCH: The real cost of “no tax on tips” (PT 1) – Cornhole Champions #36

    August 20, 2025

    The “one big, beautiful bill” promises to help working Americans – but does it deliver? While Republicans celebrate no tax on tips with flashy Instagram ads, the reality for service workers is far more complicated. On this episode of Cornhole Champions, Zachary Oren Smith and Amy Rivers break down the actual impact of the no…

    WATCH: The real cost of “no tax on tips” (PT 1) – Cornhole Champions #36
  • 8 last-minute Iowa day trips before school starts

    July 24, 2026

    Plus: Only in Iowa and the photo of the week! Share with a friend 🗣️ It’s Friday, and we’re more than halfway through summer. Yikes/yay? If you haven’t taken advantage of a summer day trip around the state, keep scrolling for some ideas—plus this week’s photo, Positively Iowa, and news you can use. Iowa State University’s Reiman…

    8 last-minute Iowa day trips before school starts
  • Shutdown means no pay for 10K Iowa workers

    October 23, 2025

    News about and for the working class Share with a friend   A correction from last week: Meghan Holloran graduated from Drake University with a degree in multimedia journalism, not environmental journalism.   Amie here. The ongoing federal government shutdown is resulting in lots of Iowans not being paid—and it’s not just federal workers.  …

    Shutdown means no pay for 10K Iowa workers
  • Kava craze: What it is & where to try it in Iowa

    February 21, 2026

    Kava has been consumed for thousands of years, and now you can try it across Iowa. Check out exactly what it is and why you’ll want to seek it out.

    Kava craze: What it is & where to try it in Iowa
  • Legal group urges IA AG to act against puppy mills

    January 3, 2025

    A California-based animal welfare group is asking Attorney General Brenna Bird to investigate a puppy mill that’s breaking its previous agreement with the state.

    Legal group urges IA AG to act against puppy mills
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