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‘What changed, Chuck?’ Grassley faces angry crowd at Iowa town hall

March 21, 2025

Angry constituents greeted Sen. Chuck Grassley at a town hall in North Iowa on Friday morning.

‘What changed, Chuck?’ Grassley faces angry crowd at Iowa town hall

2025 Iowa leaf-peeping guide: When & where to see fall colors

August 25, 2025

Fall—it’s the most colorful time of the year. Plan the perfect Iowa leaf-peeping adventure with our guide to the best places and times to see fall foliage.

2025 Iowa leaf-peeping guide: When & where to see fall colors

‘Be brave and call out the BS’: Your letters, Aug. 18, 2026

August 17, 2026

“When will we address the elephant in the room? GREED!!”

‘Be brave and call out the BS’: Your letters, Aug. 18, 2026

New Broadband Map Shows Iowa Areas Most In Need

August 3, 2022

It’s no secret that Iowa lags behind other states in broadband coverage and a new map amplifies that shortcoming. The Iowa Department of Management Department of Management Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) and Gov. Kim Reynolds released a new, improved map on Tuesday to visualize broadband coverage in Iowa and highlight which areas…

New Broadband Map Shows Iowa Areas Most In Need

Unpaid workers making up for Medicaid shortfall

March 12, 2026

Inside: News about and for the working class Share with a friend Amie here. This week, I spoke with an Iowa woman who says the government’s Medicaid cuts mean she’s relying on unpaid care work from her friends. Christie Cellman is a 39-year-old Ottumwa native. She has her master’s in social work and is…

Unpaid workers making up for Medicaid shortfall

IA students question need for bill that allows for disrespecting names in school

January 28, 2025

A bill that would ensure there are no penalties for disrespecting students and school employees advanced through a House education subcommittee on Tuesday morning with support from Reps. Helena Hayes (R–New Sharon) and Henry Stone (R–Forest City). Rep. Heather Matson (D-Ankeny) did not support the legislation. The bill states that there should be no penalties…

IA students question need for bill that allows for disrespecting names in school

Starting Line Was Iowa’s Fastest-Growing News Outlet In 2022 On Facebook, TikTok

December 31, 2022

Iowa Starting Line closes out its best year yet as 2022 comes to an end, one in which we saw rapid growth and significant success with our social-first reporting efforts. Our focus in getting Iowa news journalism in front of Iowans where they’re already at online—and through whichever format works, whether that be infographics, videos,…

Starting Line Was Iowa’s Fastest-Growing News Outlet In 2022 On Facebook, TikTok

“Win-Win” healthy food program passes first hurdle

January 22, 2025

More help could be coming to Iowans who need assistance to afford healthy foods. Iowa senators Wednesday discussed a bill to invest $1 million for 2025-2026 in the Double Up Food Bucks program

“Win-Win” healthy food program passes first hurdle

Despite Outcry, Zearing Won’t Fire Clerk Who Cost Town Almost $200,000

September 29, 2022

Zearing City Clerk Karen Davis, who filed the city’s budget almost four months late and blamed it on Juneteenth, will not lose her job despite pressure from residents on city officials to dismiss her. This decision was announced Wednesday during a special Zearing City Council meeting; this was the third special Zearing City Council meeting…

Despite Outcry, Zearing Won’t Fire Clerk Who Cost Town Almost $200,000

Famous Christmas Songs With Iowa Connections

December 20, 2022

Iowa has produced its share of singers, songwriters, performers, and famous bands. Not all of them have engaged with holiday music, but a few of the state’s big names have written or performed famous Christmas songs. Enjoy this little walk down Iowa holiday music history. “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas” by Meredith…

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