Videos
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Cedar Rapids workers on strike ‘fighting for middle class’
Fifty-four workers at Evergreen in Cedar Rapids are on strike for a living wage. But they say their fight is bigger than just them.
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Why Iowa Democrat Nate Willems says polluters keep getting a pass
Iowa’s next attorney general could decide how seriously the state takes corporate polluters.
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There’s another Iowa legend behind Turek’s new ad with Obama
Turek’s new ad with Obama brought back some memories of Zach’s own H-O-R-S-E loss—and Iowa’s 2008 win.
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Rep. Lindsay James: Iowa has the highest rising cancer rates in the country
James also criticized corporations seeking legal protections from pollution lawsuits and called for stronger action to clean up Iowa’s waterways.
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Turek slams Rep. Hinson for hurting Iowans
Candidate for US Senate Josh Turek says US Rep. Ashley Hinson knows she can’t defend her record “because she’s hurt Iowans with every vote she’s cast.”
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100 Iowans showed up for an ICE check-in in Cedar Rapids
Every week, people gather outside the Homeland Security office in Cedar Rapids. And they wait, hoping people who go in come back out.
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Coralville pantry feeds kids over summer break
Once reserved for kids only, the Coralville pantry program has now expanded to allow anyone to enjoy free meals, regardless of age.
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Is Iowa Rep. Dean Fisher a conflict of interest?
Iowa Rep. Dean Fisher voted for vouchers that use public funds to subsidize private schools. Two months later, he founded Tama-Toledo Christian School, which received $200,000 in school vouchers during its first year of operation.
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Why is Rob Sand set to sink social media?
Juries ruled Meta and Google hurt kids. Rob Sand’s answer: ban social media under 16 in Iowa — and go after the algorithms behind it. Is that the right fix?
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Des Moines teacher and state Senate candidate takes apart Iowa’s voucher program
Iowa has spent over $1 billion on private school vouchers—and 80% of the students using them were already in private school.
