Amie Rivers

Which of Iowa's representatives running to represent you in November actually voted for worker-friendly bills, and which ones just voted to give tax breaks to the rich? We found out.

“Am I eligible to have my rights restored? I would sure love to vote for the first time in my life.”

Raising taxes on the rich is an extremely popular issue. Amendment 1 would basically take that option away—and with Iowa running billion-dollar deficits lately, the rest of us could be making up the difference.

Sarah Trone Garriott's new ad for Iowa's 3rd District opens on her first night as a hospital chaplain and closes with a jab at Zach Nunn for refusing to hold town halls.

Rents are rising faster in Cedar Rapids and Linn County than in other parts of Iowa—a trend Escucha Mi Voz links to the boom of data center building in the area.

“ICE agents smashed his windows, and my mom had to hear it happening over the phone before the call went dead.”

Amendment 1 would basically take that option away—and with Iowa running billion-dollar deficits lately, guess who will be making up the difference? 🫵

Juan Lopez was on his way to work at Iowa Irrigation on Wednesday when ICE agents in unmarked vehicles surrounded him, demanded he get out of his truck, and smashed in his windows before carting him off to the Polk County Jail, according to Escucha Mi Voz Iowa.

The Paredes family has used Iowa's private school voucher system for all three of their boys, so mom Maria expected that her youngest son, Leo, would be treated just like her two older kids.

“No way do I support Amendment 1. It's going to be sold as a tax cut/savings, which is total garbage.”