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Read Gov. Kim Reynolds Condition of the State

January 14, 2025

An Iowa DOGE. Statewide bans on cell phones in classrooms. And incentives for practicing medicine in Iowa. Read Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ Condition of the State address. Tuesday night, Gov. Kim Reynolds delivered her annual Condition of the State address to a joint conference of the Iowa Legislature. Shortly before the speech, reporters were given…

Read Gov. Kim Reynolds Condition of the State

25 Must-Visit Hidden Gems from Across the US (Including Iowa!)

April 28, 2023

Sometimes the most memorable trips happen when you seek out unexpected, under-the-radar spots that you never would’ve known about without some prior research.

25 Must-Visit Hidden Gems from Across the US (Including Iowa!)

GOP bill that promotes anti-abortion propaganda in Iowa schools advances

January 30, 2024

Republican lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a bill to teach anti-abortion curriculum to elementary, middle and high schoolers. This bill, HF 2031, would require the human growth and development curriculum to include a three-minute animation showing organs developing in a fetus. It also requires showing a rendering or animation like one developed by an extreme anti-abortion…

GOP bill that promotes anti-abortion propaganda in Iowa schools advances

Biden invests $5 billion to support rural communities, including in Iowa

November 7, 2023

Golden Grain Energy LLC will use a $2.2 million grant to create infrastructure to expand the sales and use of renewable fuels by installing an above ground ethanol storage tank and a loading rack at the company’s location in Mason City.

Biden invests $5 billion to support rural communities, including in Iowa

Positively Iowa: How This Small Iowa Team Became a Dynasty

December 21, 2023

And more good news from Iowa! Share with a friend It’s Thursday, Dec. 21, 2023. Hey folks, it’s Amie, and it’s our last good news roundup from Iowa of 2023! Today is the winter solstice—the shortest, darkest day of the year (for those of us in the Northern hemisphere). But that just means the…

Positively Iowa: How This Small Iowa Team Became a Dynasty

Iowa legislators benefit from government subsidies while blocking assistance to others

May 14, 2024

About a fourth of the 150-person Iowa Legislature benefits from some form of farm subsidies. Here’s who they are and how much they are getting from the federal government.

Iowa legislators benefit from government subsidies while blocking assistance to others

Why More Students Are Walking Out At Iowa Schools

April 17, 2022

In light of recent education bills at the Iowa Legislature, whether it’s promoting vouchers for private schools or restricting what teachers are allowed to mention in class, many Iowa students are getting fed up. And they’re standing up. Friday afternoon in Johnston, a group of close to 100 students walked out of class and stood…

Why More Students Are Walking Out At Iowa Schools

What’s Next for 1,276 Laid Off Tyson Workers?

March 20, 2024

News for working Iowans Share with a friend The newsletter for the Iowa worker. It’s Wednesday, Mar. 20, 2024. I’m still closely following the news that 1,276 Iowans will lose their jobs when the Tyson pork processing plant in Perry closes in June. It will be the state’s largest plant closure in a decade,…

What’s Next for 1,276 Laid Off Tyson Workers?

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

2 Waterloo Parks Get $1M Funding Boost

March 6, 2023

Gates Park and Byrnes Park in Waterloo are one step closer to construction, thanks to a $1 million grant from the Iowa Economic Development Authority. Gates Park will be able to add a splash pad, an inclusion park (a playground accessible to people with disabilities), an amphitheater and lighted basketball courts with a roller-skating track…

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