In 2018, Ashley Hinson turned on Iowans for a $1500 donation. Now she's running for a seat in the U.S. Senate, where lobbyists push harder with more money. Iowans deserve leaders who cannot be bought ...

Trump promised more jobs, economic gains, and thriving local communities. Iowa is feeling quite the opposite.

Looking to give back this holiday season? Discover 15 Iowa food pantries you can volunteer at or donate money or food to. Food plays a major role in most holiday celebrations, from turkey and stuffing ...

A new poll shows two Democratic state lawmakers defeating a Republican incumbent in the race for Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District. A new poll shows Republican US Rep. Zach Nunn trailing two ...

Amie Rivers is Iowa Starting Line's newsletter editor. She writes the weekly Worker’s Almanac edition of Iowa Starting Line, featuring a roundup of the worker news you need to know. Previously, she ...

Iowa’s winters may be cold, but there’s plenty to warm your hands and your heart at these beautiful winter festivals across the state. The winds are howling across the Hawkeye State, and everyone you ...

Iowa Rep. Mariannette Miller Meeks’ first in-person town hall all year probably didn’t go as she had hoped. Miller-Meeks was booed when she blamed the Biden administration for farmers’ current ...

In case you missed it: Iowa's city and school elections are on Nov. 4.

The government shutdown is holding up food assistance. Health care subsidies threaten to make the Affordable Care Act unaffordable for many Iowans. State Senate hopeful Renee Hardman of West Des ...

At a Monday town hall in Keosauqua, US Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-Iowa) told constituents she supports the release of the Epstein files. She said in a July statement that she supports President ...

The bad news? You’ll need to do a little extra reading at the polls. There are 55 separate bond measures on the ballot for the Nov. 4 election, totaling $1.6 million in new debt. Of those, 41 are from ...

Did you detassel corn as a teenager? That quintessential Iowa teen job is increasingly being outsourced by the seed companies to migrant laborers instead, according to Iowa Workforce Development data.