For generations, those in power have tried to divide workers to weaken our collective strength. But working people in Iowa ...

Zachary Oren Smith is your friendly neighborhood reporter. He leads Starting Line’s political coverage where he investigates corruption, housing affordability and the future of work. For nearly a ...

Where was Joe Mitchell living? The Iowa congressional candidate collected a tax credit on a Mount Pleasant property, while ...

Iowa Worker’s Almanac news and upcoming layoffs for April 30, 2026: May Day Strong: It’s International Workers’ Day tomorrow, ...

MercyOne is closing two South Des Moines clinics in June, and the health system is pointing to expected Medicaid cuts—the ...

Rob Sand says his plan would do something about it. Iowa gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand rolled out a sweeping health policy ...

April 28, 2026 Do you support Iowa raising the two-lane speed limit from 55 to 60 miles per hour? Problems in Atlantic ...

Can access to technology help small farmers in Iowa make money? This Luther College student says it can–and he told world financial leaders to prioritize it this month.

JD Vance has nixed a planned Iowa visit this week, rescheduling his campaign stop with Rep. Zach Nunn to May 4.

I used to know very little about how much plastic and petrochemicals are in everything, and what all of that is doing to us.

A federal judge has cleared the way for ICE officials to deport a Bolivian asylum-seeker from Iowa to the Democratic Republic of Congo, a war-torn country he's never been to.

A roundup of Iowa political events, protests, advocacy opportunities, and ways to take action statewide for May Day 2026 in ...