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  • Five Restaurant Chains That Were Started In Iowa

    September 1, 2022

    Turns out, Iowa is home to a few homegrown food chains, some of which span across the country. From mouth-watering burgers and pizzas to fast-casual burritos, Iowa restaurateurs have done their part to feed the masses and it’s time we celebrate them!   Here are the stories of five Iowa-based restaurant chains—and one honorary Iowa chain—and…

    Five Restaurant Chains That Were Started In Iowa
  • An Iowa basic income pilot program seems to be working, but Republicans want to kill it

    March 5, 2024

    How much better would your life be with an extra $500 a month—especially $500 a month with no strings attached?  That’s what people behind the UpLift – The Central Iowa Basic Income program are trying to determine, but the study might be the first and last of its kind in Iowa if Republican lawmakers have…

    An Iowa basic income pilot program seems to be working, but Republicans want to kill it
  • Orient-Macksburg officials move forward with plan to close Iowa school district

    June 11, 2024

    The Orient-Macksburg School Board approved a resolution to dissolve. It could be the first Iowa school district to shutter since 2015.

    Orient-Macksburg officials move forward with plan to close Iowa school district
  • Positively Iowa: A Pink Bus Got Them to Hawai’i

    February 8, 2024

    And more good news from Iowa! Share with a friend It’s Thursday, Feb. 8, 2024. Hey folks, it’s Amie, and it’s time for some good news!   This week: Fog was no match for the kindness of strangers in the Quad Cities ✈️ The case of the mysterious roll of film 🎞️ Federal money coming…

    Positively Iowa: A Pink Bus Got Them to Hawai’i
  • The Problem With Reynolds’ ‘Taxpayer Money’ Argument On Schools

    January 23, 2023

    Over the last week or so I’ve been paying a lot of attention to the arguments lobbed in support and opposition to the Governor’s proposal for state-funded K-12 ESAs. It wouldn’t be news to Starting Line readers that there is a lot to worry about, particularly the deceptive, overgeneralized, and just plain untrue arguments manufactured…

    The Problem With Reynolds’ ‘Taxpayer Money’ Argument On Schools
  • 11 places to throw an adult birthday party in Des Moines

    July 23, 2024

    These 11 spots in Des Moines, Iowa are perfect places to throw an adult birthday party, because why do kids get to have all the fun?

    11 places to throw an adult birthday party in Des Moines
  • Rushing: I’ve reached the finish line at Starting Line

    July 18, 2024

    Chief Political Correspondent Ty Rushing bids farewell to Iowa Starting Line. After 11 years—minus a six-month stint in corporate communications—my grind as a daily news reporter will come to an end Friday on what will be my last day as a full-time member of the Iowa Starting Line team. I’ve been at Starting Line for…

    Rushing: I’ve reached the finish line at Starting Line
  • UPDATE: Liberty Counsel Behind Waterloo Repeal of Conversion Therapy Ban

    August 23, 2023

    Three months after the Waterloo City Council passed a ban on conversion therapy for minors, the council reversed its decision in a 4-3 vote Monday. The controversial decision comes just days before Cedar Valley Pridefest begins. Why did the council repeal it? Waterloo Mayor Quentin Hart, city attorney Martin Petersen, and at least some council…

    UPDATE: Liberty Counsel Behind Waterloo Repeal of Conversion Therapy Ban
  • What Iowa’s Electeds Are (Not) Doing About Tariffs

    April 9, 2025

    Share with a friend It’s Worker Wednesday, Apr. 9, 2025. Amie here, and yes, the stock market’s 11% loss is not great for our retirements. But what’s more concerning is prices getting a hell of a lot higher on basic goods in the coming weeks and months.   Sure, only one doofus (helped by his…

    What Iowa’s Electeds Are (Not) Doing About Tariffs
  • Why the Dec. 5 Waterloo run-off election is big for the LGBTQ community

    November 21, 2023

    The Dec. 5 run-off election in Waterloo will be a match-up between a progressive voice on the city council who fights for LGBTQ protections and one who “clearly doesn’t.” That’s according to Jonathan Grieder, the progressive voice in that race and the current Ward 2 representative on the Waterloo City Council. He gave up his…

    Why the Dec. 5 Waterloo run-off election is big for the LGBTQ community
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