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Des Moines council candidates see tie with city, schools key to future
Trump’s lawsuit moves to Iowa State Court: What’s next in his case against pollster, Des Moines Register
Iowans face rising health insurance costs as ACA enrollment begins Nov. 1

Iowans face rising health insurance costs as ACA enrollment begins Nov. 1

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. From a small-business owner in Decorah, to a laid off worker in Des Moines, thousands of Iowans are facing hard choices this fall: pay more for health...

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Iowa food pantries brace for food gaps when SNAP benefits end
ELECTION 2025: Maynard ballot sees contested race

ELECTION 2025: Maynard ballot sees contested race

reporter@oelweindailyregister While the Maynard mayoral race is still up for grabs with no runners, the council’s at-large position will see four candidates with three open seats. This year’s Maynard city race has a total of five candidates:...

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Iowa Politics with Jeff Stein — Thu. Oct. 30, 2025

Iowa Politics with Jeff Stein — Thu. Oct. 30, 2025

Full Shopping Bags For all the talk about a tight economy, we Americans are apparently looking forward to dumping some cash on holiday gifts again this year. Gallup conducted its first survey of 2025 holiday spending during the first part of this...

Owner:  Stephen Freidheim
KCCI Investigates: 7 out of 19 central Iowa counties don't record supervisor meetings

KCCI Investigates: 7 out of 19 central Iowa counties don't record supervisor meetings

KCCI Investigates: 7 out of 19 central Iowa counties don't record supervisor meetings WE TAKE A LOOK AT HOW ACCESSIBLE IS YOUR LOCAL COUNTY GOVERNMENT. WHEN COVID 19 STRUCK FIVE YEARS AGO, EVERYTHING WENT VIRTUAL. THAT INCLUDES MEETINGS FOR...

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Why many are intrigued with Iowa wrestling's Massoma Endene
Opinion: Looming health care policies will hurt Iowans

Opinion: Looming health care policies will hurt Iowans

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. The lingering shutdown of the federal government is not just political theater. It is driven by a standoff over health care that threatens working...

Owner:  Folience Employees
Federal judge in northwest Iowa orders the release of an ICE detainee

Federal judge in northwest Iowa orders the release of an ICE detainee

A federal judge has decided in favor of a man in the U.S. without legal status who was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in northwest Iowa more than two months ago. Judge Leonard Strand ruled Armando Garcia Picazo should...

Owner:  Iowa Public Radio Inc.
Hines: Where might Iowa State athletics find additional dollars?
Daycare at two Iowa Head Start programs ends Saturday due to gov’t shutdown

Daycare at two Iowa Head Start programs ends Saturday due to gov’t shutdown

Hundreds of Iowa families will lose access to their childcare providers next week because of the government shutdown. The Head Start program at Community Action of Eastern Iowa runs out of funding on Saturday. CEO Daniel Sheridan says the...

Owner:  José Feliciano & Behdad Eghbali, Charlesbank Capital Partners & United Arab Emirates Government
A new law was supposed to reveal who's detasseling Nebraska's corn. It didn't really

A new law was supposed to reveal who's detasseling Nebraska's corn. It didn't really

Scott Wilcox wasn’t surprised when Bayer, one of the largest seed corn producers in the world, did not renew its contract with the detasseling company he owned and operated out of Seward, Neb., after the 2020 season. In the nine years that Wilcox...

Owner:  Iowa Public Radio Inc.
Can sex offenders hand out candy for Halloween in Iowa?
Nearly 1,750 mail ballots still unreturned as Linn County election day approaches

Nearly 1,750 mail ballots still unreturned as Linn County election day approaches

LINN COUNTY, Iowa — The combined city and school election will take place Tuesday, November 4, 2025, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. across Linn County. Voters should head to their regular general election polling locations, which can be...

Owner:  Smith Family

Pravin Mishra PhD MBA Named Chief Research Officer at Des Moines University (DMU) Medicine and Health Sciences

WEST DES MOINES, IOWA (October 29, 2025) — Des Moines University (DMU) Medicine and Health Sciences has promoted Pravin Mishra PhD MBA, to the role of chief research officer. In this role, he will continue to lead the university's strategic...

Owner:  Todd McGreevy & Kathleen McCarthy
Iowa River Church of the Brethren’s annual ‘Lord’s Acre’ sale set for Saturday

Iowa River Church of the Brethren’s annual ‘Lord’s Acre’ sale set for Saturday

T-R PHOTO BY ROBERT MAHARRY Members of the Iowa River Church of the Brethren — Jerry Brothers, Betty Nicholson, Jean Drury, Newell Drury, Jerry Waterman, Kathy Waterman, Teddi Brothers, Jan Zal, Barb Plaehn and Janell Day — pose for a photo...

Owner:  Ogden-Nutting Family
Some Taco John's in Iowa to offer free meals amid SNAP delay | What to know

Some Taco John's in Iowa to offer free meals amid SNAP delay | What to know

Iowa Health and Human Services says the state was told not to issue November benefits onto SNAP cards amid the ongoing government shutdown. IOWA, USA — Several Taco John's across Iowa are offering free food to anybody in need as the deadline to...

Owner:  TEGNA Inc.
Iowa Sen. Grassley urges action to restore SNAP benefits

Iowa Sen. Grassley urges action to restore SNAP benefits

Washington, D.C. [KWWL] — The federal government shutdown has now reached 28 days, with funding for SNAP benefits set to run out by the end of the week. Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley is urging lawmakers to restore food assistance programs. “This is a...

Owner:  Byron Allen
Iowa Senator Grassley urges action to restore SNAP benefits

Iowa Senator Grassley urges action to restore SNAP benefits

The federal government shutdown has now reached 28 days, with funding for SNAP benefits set to run out by the end of the week. Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley has urged lawmakers to restore food assistance programs.

Owner:  Byron Allen

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