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Chris Jones launches his campaign for Iowa secretary of agriculture at a rally on Jan. 23, 2026. — Nicole Yeager/Little Village

The Democratic candidate for Iowa secretary of agriculture told Iowa State Fair attendees Saturday that “the outrage has finally arrived” for the state of Iowa’s water, and said systemic change rather than incremental fixes is the way to clear up...


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Left to right: Ashley Hinson, Josh Turek, Rob Sand and Zach Lahn. — illustration by Kellan Doolittle/Little Village

Republicans should be in an excellent position to win both the open seat for governor of Iowa and the state’s open U.S. Senate seat. Donald Trump carried the state easily in each of the last three presidential elections. In 2024, he won Iowa by 13.2 percenta...


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HHS Sec. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delivers remarks in the Oval Office, Nov. 6, 2025. — Abe McNatt/White House photo (cropped)

“I love to visit places like Crescent, ’cause they do everything right,” Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told reporters aft...


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<a href="https://deaexmachina.bandcamp.com/album/apo-thecary">APO/THECARY by DEĀ EX MACHINĀ</a>

Nothing is more frustrating than a tired cliché, especially one that happens to be true. Take “the only constant is change,” which is made anew when refracted through the lens of a burgeoning artist. Torina Gedler, a Des Moines-based synth-pop musician playing under...


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Manti and stone-baked lahmacun, served at Istanbul Grill Cafe & Bakery in Urbandale. — Sahithi Shankaiahgari/Little Village

Michelle Kaya was reluctant to leave her Michigan home, where she had family, friends and a teaching career. But her husband Ahmet’s job in executive management necessitated a move to central Iowa. Early in the process, he was staying at a hotel ...


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