Videos
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‘Everything starts and stops at the polling place’
Iowa City voter James Davies has already cast his ballot. He says voting matters both locally and nationally, because that’s where everything starts and stops.
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Water quality is a top issue for Iowa voters in the 2026 elections
Water quality is a top issue for Iowans going to the polls, and one race has laser-focused on it more than others.
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Sand: Iowa’s mental health gaps ‘become our problem too’ when they’re ignored
Sand said Iowa doesn’t have enough psychiatric beds and that untreated mental illness “becomes our problem too” when the issue goes unchecked.
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In Iowa, you have the right to take time off to vote
You have the right to take time off work to vote on Election Day—legally.
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Trone Garriott calls for Congress to remove Sec. of Defense Pete Hegseth
Democrat Sarah Trone Garriott said Tuesday night she would join a bipartisan effort to remove Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, saying he “does not have the experience.”
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Who’s paying for Iowa’s private schools?
In 2025, Iowa’s private school voucher program expanded to families of all income levels. Here’s how much the program is costing taxpayers.
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What are each of Iowa’s candidates for governor offering the state’s workers?
What are each of Iowa’s candidates for governor, Zach Lahn and Rob Sand, offering our state’s workers?
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Asked repeatedly, Miller-Meeks doesn’t say whether she backs Trump’s $8B farm fuel relief
KCRG’s Jim Mertens asked Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks twice in this exchange whether she supports the Trump administration’s new $8 billion harvest fuel relief payment for farmers.
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Bohannan hammers Miller-Meeks on Iran War in Iowa’s 1st District Debate
At Tuesday’s 1st District debate in Davenport, Christina Bohannan told Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks that a different vote could have ended the Iran war months ago.
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Rural Iowa resident feels ‘betrayed’ as data center plans develop in her front yard
Janet Yanak and her family live in rural Salix, Iowa. She said living in a town that’s small and quiet was by choice. But now her livelihood stands to be disrupted as the Salix City Council recently approved a memorandum of understanding with Google for its proposed 900-acre data center—just feet across the street from…
