Iowa football fans got their first glimpse of the 2025 Hawkeyes during Saturday’s open practice. Here are 15-plus minutes of highlights from Kinnick Stadium.
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Iowa football fans got their first glimpse of the 2025 Hawkeyes during Saturday’s open practice. Here are 15-plus minutes of highlights from Kinnick Stadium.
Plus, the On Iowa Politics team talks through immigration enforcement on Iowa’s college campuses and potential gubernatorial candidates.
Video shows a Central City man driving through two backyards in Marion, striking fences and a play set. He’s now been identified and charged with failure to maintain control and striking fixtures upon a highway.
Get to Know Gives Back talks to Jenny Bosking from The Arc of East Central Iowa about the services they provide and how to get involved.
This week on the podcast: We cover a couple of topics as we pretend anything else is anywhere near as important as Gov. Kim Reynolds announcing she’s not running for re-election next year.
Iowa baseball head coach Rick Heller joins host John Steppe on this week's episode of Hawk Off the Press to discuss the 2025 season.
Get to Know Gives Back talks to Julie Palmer from Fresh Start Ministries about the services they provide and how to get involved.
A 49-year-old Grimes man was sentenced to 50 years in prison, which is life sentence based on his age, for trying to kill 3 Cedar Rapids police officers in February during a standoff.
Get to know Gazette sports writer Jeff Johnson
This week on the podcast: the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is coming to Iowa. Plus, a bill to make catfish noodling legal in Iowa advances.
College basketball analyst Jess Settles joins host John Steppe on this week's episode of Hawk Off the Press to talk about Iowa men’s basketball.
Get to Know Gives Back talks to Christine Hayes from Shelter House about the services they provide and how to get involved.
The move will allow the Cedar Rapids nonprofit to increase the quality and quantity of low-cost arts programming for area youth and adults.
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