Videos
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Is Iowa driving away the workers it needs?
Iowa needs workers—but immigration policies are forcing out some of the most important members of our workforce and economy.
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As states push for the popular vote, Iowa sits out
Should every vote count equally, no matter where it’s cast?
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Iowan Zach Mecham sounds the alarm on DOJ challenging the Americans with Disabilities Act
A new Department of Justice legal memo is threatening decades of hard-won progress for disability rights.
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Iowa Pride Ensembles: A radically joyful noise
Queer Iowans and allies across the state in Iowa Pride Ensembles have banded together to march for acceptance—and they’re finding community and joy along the way.
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Make Iowa Healthy Again? Start with affordable healthcare
Making Iowa healthier starts with affordable healthcare.
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Iowa Health clinics cut services as GOP axes over $1 trillion from Medicaid and the ACA
Art Cullen broke down what GOP cuts to Medicaid and the ACA could mean for Iowans who rely on local clinics, emergency care and hospitals that are already stretched thin.
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Gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn says he wants to take abortion restrictions “further”
Iowa already has one of the strictest abortion bans in the country, blocking most care after six weeks. Now Republican gubernatorial nominee Zach Lahn says he wants to take restrictions even further.
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13 data centers near their small Iowa town, and now a gas plant could be coming
With more than a dozen existing or proposed data centers in their backyard—and now a proposed gas plant, too—Jenny and Abe Kellison of Fairfax joined others to help form Save Morgan Valley to try to slow the damage being done to their town.
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Federal judge blocks Iowa from banning use of SNAP to buy candy and soda
Watch to learn how Iowa bypassed the federal definition of “food” to ban SNAP users from buying candy and soda, until a federal judge stepped in and blocked it.
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Rep. James highlights abysmal state of women’s health care in Iowa
State Rep. Lindsay James is warning that Iowa’s maternal health system is already stretched thin. James, who is running for Congress in Iowa’s 2nd District, pointed to the state’s OB-GYN shortage and rural care deserts as Iowa’s six-week abortion ban continues to limit reproductive health care access.
