Category Archives: Blog for Iowa

Contact Your Legislator Before It’s Too Late To Fight For Clean Water

From our inbox:  Here is a water monitor action alert from Iowa Environmental Council: IEC: Thank you to everyone who continues to call and email your legislators about water monitoring. Keep it up! If you’ve already sent an email or … Continue reading →

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Meet Candidate Rachel Burns For HD 7

Rachel Burns is running for Iowa House District 7. Check out her website at http://www.burnsforiowa.com “Iowans deserve a choice, no matter where they live. ” – Rachel Burns Follow Rachel Burns on social media: Facebook  Instagram  Donate  

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Watch: Iowa US Senate Candidates Appear In Joint Forum

Streamed live on April 8th. Event moderated by Mazie Stillwell, Executive Director with Progress Iowa and Tiffany Muller, President of End Citizens United. Forum moderated by Mazie Stillwell, Executive Director with Progress Iowa and Tiffany Muller, President of End Citizens … Continue reading →

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Iowa Must Have Nitrate Water Sensors

“Iowa has 2.5 more CAFOs than the next highest state, Minnesota.” – Diane Rosenberg, JFAN Executive Director. “We have the most heavily nitrate concentrated rivers in our nation.”  – Larry Weber Jefferson County Farmers & Neighbors, Inc. – JFAN Apr … Continue reading →

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What’s Eating Iowa: Part 2 – Cancer

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Iowa Has A Radio Problem

Originally published in the Spring 2026 edition of The Prairie Progressive, Iowa’s oldest progressive newsletter. The PP is  funded entirely by reader subscription, available in hard copy for $15/yr.  Send check to PP, Box 1945, Iowa City 52244. Click here … Continue reading →

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A Time To Break Silence

Contributed by Gary Sanders:  “I go to this every year. I think it is very moving. Anyone can read from MLK’s speeches or sit and listen.  People come and go all day.”

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Democrats Fight Back, File Lawsuit To Block Trump Executive Order

From our inbox – a word from Democracy Docket Democrats sued to block President Donald Trump’s executive order targeting mail-in voting Wednesday, calling it “unconstitutional” and designed to rig elections ahead of the 2026 midterms. The lawsuit, brought by the … Continue reading →

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Forest And Fruit Tree Property Taxes

In 2025 and this year, efforts are underway to eliminate the exemption and create a special property tax on forest and fruit tree reservations called a “program fee” – bill SF633. Ask your state representative to oppose SF633 To look … Continue reading →

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An Iowa Legend Is Gone

From the Spring 2026 edition of The Prairie Progressive, Iowa’s oldest progressive newsletter. The PP is  funded entirely by reader subscription, available in hard copy for $15/yr.  Send check to PP, Box 1945, Iowa City 52244. Click here for archived … Continue reading →

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