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The best restaurants in Des Moines, according to local foodies

January 24, 2025

If you’re looking to explore the city’s culinary treasures, this list is your guide to the best restaurants in Des Moines. Each place has been voted a standout by the people who know and love them best.

The best restaurants in Des Moines, according to local foodies

5 best bang-for-your-buck steakhouses in Northeast Iowa

April 14, 2025

The Cedar Valley area is home to some seriously tasty steakhouses that won’t break the bank. Check out these five options for a celebration or just a fun night.

5 best bang-for-your-buck steakhouses in Northeast Iowa

‘Your lifestyle is an abomination’: Your letters, June 16, 2026

June 16, 2026

“Thanks for sending me your information so that I could let you know despite your lifestyle he is willing to forgive you if you repent And put away your past lifestyle.”

Kim Reynolds’ Private School Voucher Plan Led To Tuition Hikes

May 12, 2023

The cost of attending a private K-12 school in Iowa will go up for many families in the 2023-24 school year even after Iowa Republicans at Gov. Kim Reynolds’ behest approved using hundreds of millions in taxpayer dollars to supposedly make private education affordable to all who want it. The first bill to pass in…

Kim Reynolds’ Private School Voucher Plan Led To Tuition Hikes

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

Iowans are asking Hinson the hard questions

August 22, 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. Three weeks ago, I published a story that started, like a lot of these things do, with a spreadsheet. I’d…

Iowans are asking Hinson the hard questions

9 meaningful volunteer opportunities in Des Moines

September 27, 2024

Des Moines offers a variety of volunteer opportunities to lend a helping hand.

9 meaningful volunteer opportunities in Des Moines

New Des Moines Health Conference Will Focus On Underserved Populations

October 31, 2022

Corey Dion Lewis’ familial background is one of the things that inspired him to get involved in the health and wellness field. “Chronic disease was normal for me growing up,” he said. “Seeing my family struggle with diabetes [and] at the time not really understanding that that was killing them. “As I got older, I…

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

AG Bird drops suit to defund Winneshiek Sheriff

July 21, 2025

The Iowa Attorney General is dropping her lawsuit against the Winneshiek County Sheriff over a social media post. Bird says the county is in “full compliance,” though she never got the apology she attempted to compel from the sheriff. Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird quietly dismissed her high-profile lawsuit against Winneshiek County Sheriff Dan Marx.…

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