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Your guide to the 2024 Iowa State Fair

July 10, 2024

This 2024 Iowa State Fair Guide will answer every burning question you have, from cost and food to entertainment and extras.

Sioux City Valedictorian Used Speech To Stand Up For LGBTQ Rights

June 5, 2023

The moment Patrick Baughman had been waiting for all year was here. He knew he would be the valedictorian for Sioux City’s West High School Class of 2023. He knew he would give a speech. He also knew he wanted to say something important. When that moment arrived on May 27, Patrick was ready. “I…

Sioux City Valedictorian Used Speech To Stand Up For LGBTQ Rights

8 activists from Iowa who changed the game

April 24, 2025

Iowa has a rich history of activism that dates back centuries. Check out these eight heroes who have fought for all types of underrepresented groups.

8 activists from Iowa who changed the game

What Spring Looks Like in Every State

May 3, 2023

Slowly but surely, many Americans are shedding their coats and heading outdoors to embrace the welcomed change of seasons as spring unfolds around the country. Using historical weather data and various event listings, Stacker gathered 50 different looks at spring around the country.

Positively Iowa: Granting Miracles for 25 Years

January 5, 2024

And more good news from Iowa! Share with a friend It’s Friday, Jan. 5, 2024. Hey folks, it’s Amie, and it’s the first good news roundup from Iowa of 2024. And, boy, do we ever need it. This week: making wishes come true in Northwest Iowa 💗 Northeast Iowa native promoted to one-star general…

Positively Iowa: Granting Miracles for 25 Years

First time voting in Iowa? Here’s everything you need to know

August 10, 2024

If it’s your first time voting in Iowa, here’s what you need to know to make your vote count.

First time voting in Iowa? Here’s everything you need to know

New Legislators: Jerome Amos Jr. Wants To Be A Voice For Labor Movement

January 28, 2023

Rep. Jerome Amos Jr. was a career man at John Deere in Waterloo, but it was being an active member of the UAW local that inspired him to become involved in politics. During a union training session in Black Lake, Minnesota, a presenter told members in attendance to get involved in local politics. “There’s not…

New Legislators: Jerome Amos Jr. Wants To Be A Voice For Labor Movement

How To Unionize Your Workplace In Iowa

July 8, 2022

From Starbucks baristas in Iowa City to Grinnell college student workers, workers in Iowa—and across the US—are forming workplace unions at a pace we haven’t seen in decades. Maybe it’s the reality of low wages of workers versus the astronomical pay and stock packages of CEOs. Maybe the pandemic laid bare the differences between what…

Iowa’s Best Colleges, According To Their Food Options

July 4, 2024

Find out which Iowa college gets produce from a local farm—and which is famous for their Rice Krispie treats.

Iowa’s Best Colleges, According To Their Food Options

Mouse droppings, ants, expired food found at these Iowa restaurants

May 27, 2025

by Clark Kauffman, Iowa Capital Dispatch May 21, 2025 Mouse droppings, ants and expired food found after Iowa restaurant inspections. State, city and county inspectors have cited Iowa restaurants and stores for hundreds of food-safety violations during the past five weeks, including offenses related to rodents, expired food and operating without a license. The findings…

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