Child-free by Choice Trend on the Rise
Chelsea Hottovy remembers the moment she realized she didn’t want children. At 23 years old, she held an... Read More
Minnesota Meets Marijuana
He had just turned 18. Des Moines resident Allen Henderson was on his way back home from Lincoln... Read More
Drag is for Everyone
A performer steps on stage. She’s wearing heels, a fierce wig and a metallic-colored dress, lip syncing to... Read More
Caring In Chaos
Jacinda Nava Romero remembers three things about working as a nurse in March 2020: reusing face masks during... Read More
A Crown for a Cause
Beauty pageants are like olives – you either love them or you hate them. Whatever your feelings, you... Read More
The Forgotten Law
In the spring of 1917, Kansas passed the infamous Chapter 205. This new law gave the State Board... Read More
The Last Gay Bar in Lincoln
Longtime friends Matt Carter and Casey Delong met about 25 years ago at The Q — the only... Read More
The Freedom To Be
Blame it on the sense of freedom in the air. Or maybe it truly was the spirit of... Read More
The Loneliest Radio Station
Cat Farrell and McCade Gowdy·
We went looking for the loneliest radio station in Iowa. KSOI-FM ended up being anything but. Run by... Read More
The Squirrel Can’t Hurt You
I started crying as soon as we entered the store. Beady eyes stared at me from every direction.... Read More
The Ray Dennison Legacy: Money, Power, & Amateurism, Ep.3
In todays episode, Justine Drake, Jackson Ostroski, and Zac Gideon are going to be touching on college basketball... Read More
The Ray Dennison Legacy: Money, Power, & Amateurism, Ep.2
In today’s episode we are going to be talking about specific cases within college football and athletes that... Read More
Trash Talk: The national issue of rising waste
How dealing with human waste has become a central issue for the city of Burnsville, Minnesota. Residents of... Read More
The Next-Gen Teachers: Shorthanded Classrooms
This Next Generation of teachers is Re-teaching Respect. If covid has taught this country anything, it’s that a... Read More
Food Insecurity: A Rising Problem
A closer look at the growing food insecurities in the midwest. While some Americans worried about adjusting to... Read More
The Ray Dennison Legacy: Money, Power, & Amateurism, Ep.1
To kick-off this series, we will be diving into the history of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, how... Read More
Reconsidering Roe: Abortion Rights in the Heartland
Emma Brustkern and Ella Field·
Almost 50 years after the U.S. Supreme Court legalized abortion across the country via Roe v. Wade, the... Read More
Anawim to Convert Site of Former Hotel into Supportive Housing
Anawim hopes to begin development this spring on a new long-term supportive housing facility at the site of... Read More
Horses Helping Heroes
How equine-assisted therapy can help those in need Horses are calm, intuitive and can create strong bonds with... Read More
An Immigrant Haven
A Quaker-based group seeks to give aid and legal help to immigrants during tense period for newcomers As... Read More
U.S. Bank Stadium: Building for the future
The Minnesota Vikings’ home stadium wasn’t just built for football, nor was it built as a stadium of... Read More
The minimum wage dilemma
After Illinois passed a new $15 minimum wage law to take place in 2025, the role of what... Read More
The Importance of Addressing Disability
Advice on how to be an ally to people with disabilities Conversations about what it means to be... Read More
Polar Vortex Preys on Strays
How community pets were doing their best to survive freezing temperatures Through late January and early February, the... Read More