Videos
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Willems: Iowa workers lose $900 million a year to wage theft. The AG does nothing about it.
Labor lawyer Nate Willems says $900 million is stolen from Iowa workers’ paychecks every year.
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The abortion ban question Sarah Trone Garriott’s senator couldn’t answer
Sarah Trone Garriott asked her state senator what Iowa’s six-week abortion ban would mean for women with ectopic pregnancies.
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What ‘doing it the legal way’ actually looks like in Iowa right now
Rogelio Lagunas’ brother did everything the legal process asked of him. And yet, when his brother walked in for check-in at an ICE field office, it still left a pit in Rogelio’s stomach.
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Indie singer-songwriter Ok Cowgirl talks new single ‘God Made a Farmer’
New Day Iowa launched in August in Des Moines, and Brooklyn’s Ok Cowgirl was playing the party.
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Josh Turek says rural Iowans feel betrayed by Trump policies and promises
Turek blames Trump tariffs and rising fuel and fertilizer costs for squeezing Iowa producers, while arguing Rep. Ashley Hinson, the Republican Senate nominee, has repeatedly backed policies that have made those pressures worse.
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Is Zach Lahn MAHA or just greenwashing?
Iowa governor candidate Zach Lahn wants Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) voters to believe he’s different from the party protecting Big Ag in Washington.
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Iowa Democratic AG nominee Nate Willems on enforcing worker protections
A Johnson County case brought the first prosecution of its kind in Iowa this century—a company charged after a worker’s death revealed it had no workers’ compensation insurance.
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Fairfax resident calls for community action against Alliant power plant
Roughly 60 people attended a Save Morgan Valley informational meeting on Thursday, July 30—Stacey Bakker being one of them.
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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.
