Candidate for Iowa's 1st Congressional District Christina Bohannan shared her plan to tackle stock trading, corporate political spending, term limits, and more.
President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act will serve up more barriers for families to enroll in school meal programs, like SNAP. Iowa school officials are bracing themselves—hoping they can help make sure their students will have full stomachs so they can learn.
Iowa's House District 7 has a special election coming up...and if you weren't happy with the former Rep. Mike Sexton, Democratic candidate Rachel Burns might pique your interest.
Election Day begins Dec. 9 at 7 a.m.
There are plenty of fun and meaningful ways to volunteer in Iowa. Discover how you can make a difference in your area.
One of ICE's latest targets in Iowa is Noel Lopez De La Cruz, a 24-year-old landscaper from Mount Pleasant who was brought to Iowa at 2 years old. Here's how you can help.
Watch this one til the end.
During a Republican gubernatorial debate this week, candidate Adam Steen said the race is a “battle between good and evil.”
Rob Sand, a Democratic candidate for governor, says that messaging only raises tensions that are already too high.
Case New Holland says it will close its Burlington plant by the middle of next year. Workers say it's not because of money—which the company has plenty of—but because they want to break the union.
Sign the petition to keep CNH in Burlington here: https://actionnetwork.org/forms/tell-case-new-holland-invest-in-burlington-protect-our-plant?source=direct_link&&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Iowa%20Worker%27s%20Almanac%2011-13-25&utm_term=Iowa%20Starting%20Line%20-%20Workers%20Almanac
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Looking to give back this holiday season? Discover 15 Iowa food pantries you can volunteer at or donate money or food to.
Iowa’s winters may be cold, but there’s plenty to warm your hands and your heart at these beautiful winter festivals across the state.
In 2018, Ashley Hinson turned on Iowans for a $1500 donation. Now she's running for a seat in the U.S. Senate, where lobbyists push harder with more money.
Iowans deserve leaders who cannot be bought by special interests.
