In early June 2026, a sixth-generation Iowa farmer and political newcomer named Zach Lahn did something most consultants said was impossible. He defeated a sitting congressman,...
Gov. Kim Reynolds defended Iowa’s water-quality efforts and the stewardship of farmers during a May 1 press conference. In the weeks that followed, the state and...
In the summer of 2020, Iowa’s 4th Congressional District witnessed one of the most brazen establishment takeovers in recent Republican politics. Nine-term Congressman Steve King—the fiery,...
While Cedar Rapids families worry about toxic lead leaching into their kids’ drinking water from old service lines, city leaders have been laser-focused on fast-tracking a...
Introduction Water infrastructure rarely becomes headline news until something goes wrong. But across Iowa, a series of developments over the past year has raised growing questions...
A Timeline of Eviction, Federal Escalation, and Municipal Activity Pre-Eviction Litigation Context (December 2025) By late 2025, plaintiff Billy Dwayne Frazier IV was already engaged in...
The latest filing in Frazier v. Jones does not arise from speculation or hindsight. It arises from a federally mandated change that took effect at the...
