Bailey Cichon

Listen to politics reporters from across the state debrief primary results and other political news

Houses are moved for all kinds of reasons — to make room for a road, to salvage historic architecture, or to pour a new foundation. But how does the process work? How long does it take? And how much does it cost?

Burdette plans to pursue the culinary arts at Kirkwood

On this week’s episode, looking at fundraising in Iowa’s statehouse campaigns, previewing the Iowa primary, and the one-year anniversary of the downtown Davenport building collapse.

Seventeen years after barn quilts spread through Washington County, quilt owners reflect on the project and what their quilt blocks mean to them.

Listen to a recap of this week in Iowa politics with journalists from The Gazette and Lee papers

A flood in 1877 was the catalyst for a recurring boundary dispute between Nebraska and Iowa that caught the town of Carter Lake in the middle.

Iowa’s Attorney General in the Big Apple, government transparency advocates warn the governor about a bill on her desk, and early voting is underway in Iowa’s June 4 primary.

CR schools back to drawing board on Harrison Elementary plans; City of Cedar Rapids is working to address First Avenue Hy-Vee closure

Bluder reties; Iowa DNR asks Attorney General to seek penalties against co-op that caused massive fertilizer spill

1,700 new spotters trained this year by Quad Cities SKYWARN program

Highlights from annual Linn County address; 3 creative projects that received Inspire Iowa grants

Iowa’s new state immigration law is headed to the courts; First Ave. Hy-Vee in C.R. to close

Plus, a look at 2024 Republican Party of Iowa state convention

West Union loses over $60K to email scam; new beer festival debuts Saturday in Cedar Rapids