IPR News

Cattle producers see hope in a new beef processing plant coming to southwest Iowa in 2023. Ranchers have often complained about limited choices when it’s time to sell their beef cattle.

Iowa Starting Line's new editor discusses the political news website's new focus on fact-checking elected officials and debunking misinformation.

Northwest and central Iowa adjust to an early drought this summer.

A preview of "Juneteenth: The Movement," a special holiday concert produced by IPR, xBk and Iowa PBS.

An Iowa Falls man, who risked his life interpreting for U.S. troops in Afghanistan, may be forced to leave the country. Host Ben Kieffer talks with Zalmay Niazy and some of his friends in Iowa Falls.

A new facility for barge traffic has opened along the Missouri River in western Iowa.

Some of state’s more than 10,000 refugees from Myanmar can now apply for Temporary Protected Status (TPS). This could be a good thing for those who came for a better life in Iowa.

Iowa DNR forester Mark Vitosh talks about planting trees and how to care for them in months and years following planting.

Iowa DNR forester Mark Vitosh talks about planting trees and how to care for them in months and years following planting.

Host Charity Nebbe and her guests discuss emergency preparedness and what Iowans should be equipped with to properly respond when disaster strikes.