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Month: July 2025

DNR Completes July Goose Banding
Iowa News Iowa Sports

July 30, 2025July 29, 20252 min read Editor

DNR Completes July Goose Banding

  By Lowell Washburn Biologists with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources have completed statewide July goose banding operations. This year, a total of nearly

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More Americans are family caregivers; states struggle to help them, report finds
US News

July 30, 2025July 29, 20253 min read Editor

More Americans are family caregivers; states struggle to help them, report finds

by Anna Claire Vollers More than 63 million Americans are caregivers for a family member with complex medical needs, a 20 million increase over the

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Medicaid cuts could mean hundreds of thousands of job losses annually, study finds
US News

July 30, 2025July 29, 20252 min read Editor

Medicaid cuts could mean hundreds of thousands of job losses annually, study finds

by Shalina Chatlani, Stateline July 23, 2025 As the federal government and states move to cut about $1 trillion over the next decade from Medicaid,

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Legal group files brief to support blocking law banning books from Iowa K-12 schools
Iowa News Midwest News

July 30, 2025July 29, 20254 min read Editor

Legal group files brief to support blocking law banning books from Iowa K-12 schools

by Robin Opsahl, Iowa Capital Dispatch July 28, 2025 A legal organization focused on freedom of expression filed a new legal brief Monday asking the

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State ed board moves millions in career and tech education funding to K-12 schools
Iowa News

July 30, 2025July 29, 20255 min read Editor

State ed board moves millions in career and tech education funding to K-12 schools

by Brooklyn Draisey How career and technical education for students across the state is implemented could see drastic changes in the coming years after the

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Iowa News

July 29, 2025July 29, 20253 min read Editor

Landowner Education Graduates Enhance Knowledge of Soil Health and Communication

17 Iowa landowners have graduated from the Landowner Education Program By Catherine DeLong, Julia Baker, Alaina Friesleben AMES, Iowa – Seventeen Iowans graduated from the

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Local election officials worry about federal cuts to security, survey shows
US News

July 23, 2025July 22, 20253 min read Editor

Local election officials worry about federal cuts to security, survey shows

by Jonathan Shorman, Local election officials across the country fear the loss of federal support for election security, according to a new survey. Sixty percent

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Brennan Center for Justice, CISA funding reductions, critical infrastructure designation, Department of Homeland Security, digital threats to voting, DOJ voter list requests, election audit protocols, election infrastructure, election security concerns, federal cuts to election security, harassment of election officials, Jonathan Shorman, local election funding crisis, Local election officials, midterm election preparedness, physical election security, state government support, threats to election workers, Trump administration election policy, U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, voter registration dataLeave a Comment on Local election officials worry about federal cuts to security, survey shows
Postal workers union asks Iowans to contact Congress, oppose USPS privatization in new ad
Iowa News

July 23, 2025July 22, 20254 min read Editor

Postal workers union asks Iowans to contact Congress, oppose USPS privatization in new ad

  By Robin Opsahl Ads from the American Postal Workers Union will be playing on Iowa stations beginning this week warning about a federal proposal

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American Postal Workers Union, APWU ad campaign, Congress contact appeal, David Steiner, federal mail service, FedEx board, mail service independence, Main Street impact, Mark Dimondstein, national ad campaign, oppose USPS privatization, post office closures, postal price hikes, postal privatization, Postmaster General, privatize USPS, rural mail delivery, small business postal service, Trump, U.S. Postal Service, universal service obligation, USPS financial losses, USPS privatization, vote-by-mail access, Wells Fargo memoLeave a Comment on Postal workers union asks Iowans to contact Congress, oppose USPS privatization in new ad
Iowa News

July 23, 2025July 22, 202515 min read Editor

Here’s what Iowa Christian leaders are saying about the ‘one, big, beautiful bill’

By Tom Foley As Iowa Christian faith leaders are preparing for the impact President Trump’s “one big, beautiful bill act” will have on their parishioners,

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biblical social justice, Christian faith communities, Christian nationalism critique, Christian response to budget, Chuck Grassley, Connie Ryan, cuts to Medicaid, cuts to SNAP, faith-based advocacy Iowa, food assistance cuts, Interfaith Alliance of Iowa, interfaith opposition, Iowa Capital Dispatch, Iowa Christian leaders, Joni Ernst, Midwestern faith voices, One Big Beautiful Bill, President Trump budget, public policy and religion, religious leaders Washington DC protest, Reverend Heather Wachendorf, rural hospital funding, Tom Foley, Trump One Big Beautiful Bill ActLeave a Comment on Here’s what Iowa Christian leaders are saying about the ‘one, big, beautiful bill’
US Opinion

July 23, 2025July 22, 20254 min read Editor

10 Ways the GOP Budget Will Make Life Worse for Americans

Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” represents the largest transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich since chattel slavery. By Sarah Anderson, Lindsay Koshgarian   The GOP’s

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Affordable Care Act subsidies, clean energy tax credit rollback, Congressional Budget Office analysis, cuts to Medicaid, cuts to SNAP, deportation funding hike, electric vehicle tax credit, federal debt increase, food assistance reductions, GOP budget impact, GOP tax cuts for billionaires, ICE budget expansion, Lindsay Koshgarian, Medicaid work requirements, military spending increase, One Big Beautiful Bill, public opinion opposition GOP budget, renewable energy incentive cuts, reverse Robin Hood, rural hospital closures, rural hospitals, Sarah Anderson, Social Security cuts, student loan reform caps, Trump budget bill, wealth transfer, working-class income lossLeave a Comment on 10 Ways the GOP Budget Will Make Life Worse for Americans

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