Videos
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Iowa has one billionaire. Here’s how he made his money
Do you know about Harry Stine, Iowa’s lone billionaire?
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State senator and cancer survivor Catelin Drey centers cancer in campaign
State Sen. Catelin Drey, a cancer survivor, teased a new campaign ad laying out her plan to address Iowa’s cancer crisis: improving water quality and keeping rural hospitals open.
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Hinson attacks LGBTQ+ teens to score culture war points, distract from MAGA failures
You’re probably having a better Bisexual Awareness Week than Ashley Hinson.
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Iowa has way too many child labor violations
Our state had 10 times the rate of child labor law violations compared to the US as a whole in 2025—and businesses are rarely penalized for it.
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Ashley Hinson tries to have it both ways on the Epstein files
Ashley Hinson says calling her an Epstein-files obstructionist is a “malicious lie.” But if it was a lie, why did she hold up the discharge petition?
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Nobody’s talking about Iowa’s $900 million wage theft problem
An estimated $900 million is stolen from Iowa workers by their employers every year. If he’s elected, labor lawyer Nate Willems says the state will finally do something about that.
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What Zach Lahn’s running mate doesn’t want you to know
Lieutenant governor candidate Derek Wulf wants Iowans to see him as just another struggling farmer. New reporting from the Des Moines Register showed farmers who actually dealt with him say otherwise.
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Why Rob Sand says he ‘can’t wait’ to work with Iowa’s Republicans
State Auditor Rob Sand says even if he becomes governor, Iowa Republicans will still hold power in the Iowa Legislature. But that doesn’t mean there won’t be ground for cooperation.
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Is Zach Lahn ‘Iowa First’? His Cyhawk game tailgate suggests otherwise
Zach Lahn’s “Iowa First” tailgate happened the day before the Cyhawk game. The game that it coincided with: Kansas was playing.
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Des Moines mom shares private school horror story
The Paredes family has used Iowa’s private school voucher system for all three of their boys, so mom Maria expected that her youngest son, Leo, would be treated just like her two older kids.
