Videos
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Sen. Grassley lacks basic knowledge on screwworms despite serious threat posed to Iowa farmers
Rollins responded by letting the senator know that screwworms are in fact a flesh-eating pest, not a virus or a disease, and therefore cannot be eliminated through vaccination.
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Before he was Iowa First, Zach Lahn worked for the Kochs
He called himself a farmer, not a politician. But Zach Lahn has been a Koch-connected political operative for 15 years—and his record shows exactly what kind of governor he’d be.
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Zach Lahn doesn’t want you to know how long he’s been in politics
He called himself “a farmer, not a politician.” But Zach Lahn has been a Koch-connected political operative for 15 years—and his record shows exactly what kind of governor he’d be.
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Trump says he didn’t have the ‘proper information’ when endorsing Randy Feenstra for Iowa governor
Trump is already having second thoughts about his Iowa governor endorsement.
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What Iowa’s ‘tough on crime’ bill will actually cost you
Gov. Reynolds just signed a “three strikes” bill into law — and Iowa’s own numbers say it’ll cost the taxpayers an estimated $2 billion and pack already-overcrowded prisons even fuller.
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Iowa parent says school financial crisis is hurting students and teachers
Iowa City’s school district is in financial crisis—and a parent is asking the state to intervene.
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Shawn Ryan calls out Trump’s glyphosate push as Iowa faces record cancer cases
Conservative podcast host Shawn Ryan says he’s fed up with the Trump administration treating glyphosate production as a national security priority, especially as Iowa faces some of the highest cancer rates in the country.
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Hinson’s former teachers say she’s failing Iowa, and built a PAC to prove it
More than 75 of Ashley Hinson’s former teachers have signed a letter saying she’s failing her state.
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KY Gov. Andy Beshear tells Iowa Democrats they can win, too
Beshear rallied with gubernatorial nominee Rob Sand, arguing that his two victories in Kentucky are proof that Democrats can compete in red-leaning states. Sand is running against Republican Zach Lahn in the upcoming election this November.
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Beshear tells Iowa Democrats they can win, too
Beshear rallied with gubernatorial nominee Rob Sand, arguing that his two victories in Kentucky are proof that Democrats can compete in red-leaning states. Sand is running against Republican Zach Lahn in the upcoming election this November.
