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  • Davenport restaurant feeding federal workers for free amid government shutdown

    October 16, 2025

    The only qualifier a federal employee has to meet to eat free at Flavors of India is to show a work badge to verify their employment. Flavors of India owner Apjeet Makkar wants federal employees to treat his restaurant like their home kitchen as they wait for the federal government shutdown to end. Makkar has…

    Davenport restaurant feeding federal workers for free amid government shutdown
  • The cancer risk hiding in most Iowa homes

    September 2, 2025

    The Hot Spot: Investigating Cancer in Iowa Share with a friend     Amie here. Our cancer series is personal to all of us. But this week’s cancer story is especially personal for me.   Longtime subscribers know I lost my mom to lung cancer in 2017, and doctors suspected (because she didn’t have a history…

    The cancer risk hiding in most Iowa homes
  • How to watch November’s double meteor shower display in Iowa

    November 12, 2024

    Two meteor showers light up Iowa’s November skies. Learn when and where to catch the Northern Taurids and Leonids’ celestial displays this month.

    How to watch November’s double meteor shower display in Iowa
  • Things to do as an adult in Iowa that rival summer camp fun

    May 24, 2025

    Do you miss the feeling of going away to summer camp now that you’re an adult? Here are some things to do as an adult that rival that level of fun.

    Things to do as an adult in Iowa that rival summer camp fun
  • The Iowa nominee with deep Kansas ties

    June 8, 2026

    Special Edition: The political career behind the campaign pitch Share with a friend   Special Edition: Zach’s Political Notebook 📓 A closer look at the people, records, and political histories shaping Iowa’s 2026 races.   Last week, as polls closed and the results started rolling in, it became clear that US Rep. Randy Feenstra—the Republican…

    The Iowa nominee with deep Kansas ties
  • 💜 Iowa legislator pens book on fleeing war as a child

    July 4, 2025

    Time for reader emails! Share with a friend It’s Friday, July 4, 2025. 🗣️ It’s Friday: Cool off on your day off with some hot takes.   “One Big Beautiful Bill” takes: The House passed the Senate version of President Donald Trump’s budget bill yesterday, what the Economic Policy Institute calls a “staggering upward redistribution…

    💜 Iowa legislator pens book on fleeing war as a child
  • Cornhole Champions #10: Is education really our priority? (with Cindy Yelick)

    February 5, 2025

    In 2020, Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks won her seat by one of the closest margins in US history. This past year, she repeated, winning by less than point two percentage points. Leading Iowa political writer Laura Belin to say “there may be no luckier person in Iowa politics” than Miller-Meeks. But apparently getting lucky isn’t enough…

    Cornhole Champions #10: Is education really our priority? (with Cindy Yelick)
  • New Legislators: Dr. Megan Srinivas Wants To Make Things Better For Her Patients

    January 28, 2023

    Dr. Megan Srinivas, an infectious disease expert who made a mark nationally in 2020, was a busy woman even before she became the representative for Iowa House District 30, which covers southwest Des Moines.  She contracts with various medical facilities and medical research organizations including the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the World Health…

    New Legislators: Dr. Megan Srinivas Wants To Make Things Better For Her Patients
  • An immigration success story in the heartland

    November 6, 2025

    As ICE raids terrorize communities large and small, Americans should take a lesson from this Iowa town: We’re stronger when everyone is free to participate and contribute.

    An immigration success story in the heartland
  • Iowa Weird: The history behind these Iowa towns’ color-themed names

    July 15, 2022

    By my count, there are at least six Iowa cities that have the name of a primary or secondary color in their name.  Here’s a little refresher for those of us who can’t remember what we learned in elementary school art class: Red, yellow, and blue are primary colors, and orange, green, and violet (purple)…

    Iowa Weird: The history behind these Iowa towns’ color-themed names
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