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Where To Find Some of the Best Mexican Desserts in Iowa

March 11, 2022

Ask anyone in Iowa, and they have their favorite Mexican restaurant. It is standard Iowan protocol. Every Iowan can make an argument for their favorite Mexican restaurant, be it they have the best chips and queso or the best margaritas. What is more surprising and underrated are Mexican dessert places and bakeries, where any Iowan…

Where To Find Some of the Best Mexican Desserts in Iowa

Best Places For College Grads To Start Their Careers (#6 Is In Iowa)

June 4, 2023

Graduation season is around the corner, and college seniors across the country are applying for their first jobs. About 1 in 4 Americans 25 years or older have a bachelor’s degree or higher, and thousands will walk the stage this season to grab their diplomas and start their careers.

Best Places For College Grads To Start Their Careers (#6 Is In Iowa)

The 7 top spots for sandwiches in Des Moines, according to local foodies

August 25, 2024

Local foodies helped us curate a list of the best spots for sandwiches in Des Moines, Iowa.

The 7 top spots for sandwiches in Des Moines, according to local foodies

GOP bill to restrict support services at Iowa’s regent universities advances

February 12, 2024

A redundant bill attacking and restricting measures to increase diversity and support for marginalized people at Iowa’s regent universities passed a subcommittee in the Iowa House on Monday. HF 2327, changes several things about higher education in universities, but the most pressing issue at the subcommittee concerned changes to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). DEI…

GOP bill to restrict support services at Iowa’s regent universities advances

Submitting an Op-Ed

February 13, 2024

Iowa Starting Line Opinion Editorial Guidelines for Submission Mission: Iowa Starting Line publishes opinion pieces that connect politics and policy to people’s lives—especially at the state and local level. An essential part of our coverage and to democracy at-large is the opinions of our constituents, lawmakers, political action groups, labor unions, and local business owners.…

Why did the Ankeny Chamber pull out of hosting a school board forum?

October 24, 2023

The Ankeny Chamber of Commerce pulled out of co-hosting Tuesday’s Ankeny School Board candidate forum after it received unspecified “threats,” but the Ankeny Police Department says nothing has been reported. KCCI reported on Oct. 18 that the chamber withdrew its support from a school board candidate forum that was slated to feature all 10 candidates.…

Why did the Ankeny Chamber pull out of hosting a school board forum?

Hoover Museum Visit Sheds New Light On The Only Iowan To Be President

September 2, 2022

He didn’t live here long, but Herbert Hoover did say he carried the brand of Iowa—literally in his case—from being barefoot in his father’s blacksmith shop. “The most formative years of my boyhood were spent here. My roots are in this soil,” said Hoover, who was the 31st President of the United States, when he…

Hoover Museum Visit Sheds New Light On The Only Iowan To Be President

Iowa’s 17 Award-Winning Historic Preservation Projects for 2023

June 23, 2023

Iowa is full of old buildings—some over a hundred years old, and some with significant impacts on the communities they’re in.

Iowa’s 17 Award-Winning Historic Preservation Projects for 2023

Here’s What’s ‘Affordable’ In Every Iowa Town

February 7, 2024

And more news for working Iowans Share with a friend The newsletter for the Iowa worker. It’s Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2024. Breaking news: There’s a hearing today on a new union-busting bill in the Iowa Senate. Read about it on my Twitter thread here, which includes the link to the Zoom at noon.) ———- Hey…

Here’s What’s ‘Affordable’ In Every Iowa Town

Basic income pilot UpLift actually helped Iowans. Here’s how

May 16, 2024

The UpLift program not only helped with bills, it helped start businesses, participants in the basic income pilot said—rebuking an Iowa law that banned such programs in the state. People who received $500 per month with no strings attached told their stories Wednesday evening in a Windsor Heights event put on by UpLift, which has…

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