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Plus, the Satanic Temple of Iowa considers a lawsuit after being denied a display at the Iowa Capitol. Also, Trump sues Iowa pollster and The Des Moines Register over poll.

Plus, AEA discussions are heating up again. Listen to a recap of this week in politics.

The Gazette spoke with experts about what information is available through public records, how companies acquire personal data, and how Iowans can keep their personal information safe online.

This week on the On Iowa Politics podcast, 2024 general election results are certified. Plus, who will Gov. Kim Reynolds choose as the next lieutenant governor?

And why do leaves from trees of the same species vary in color? Are wet or dry conditions better for fall colors?

Plus, Iowa Democrats talk about where the party goes from here.

LED technology has transformed what catches our eye

This week, we will discuss leadership elections in both Congress and the Iowa Legislature, and the latest news from the Iowa 1st Congressional District election results.

What are the old trolley corridors in Eastern Iowa being used for today? And what might they become in the future?

This week on the podcast, political journalists across Iowa debrief the 2024 Election.

American Society of Landscape Architecture recognizes Marion-based Monarch Research Project with Public Stewardship Award.

This week on the podcast, the latest voting news and our predictions for the Nov. 5 election.

Both Iowa and U.S. lawmakers have considered establishing permanent daylight saving time, while sleep experts have pushed for permanent standard time. What will it take to stop changing our clocks?

Political journalists across the state recap this week in Iowa politics.

The third annual Iowa Music Awards will be held Sunday, October 27 at Bien VenU Event in Cedar Falls.