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Jeremy Parsons, Iowa State Fair CEO and manager, and Peter Cownie, executive director of the Iowa State Fair Blue Ribbon Foundation, discuss how the fair is evolving, what's new this year, renovations and more.
Market to Market
A midseason economic snapshot from rural and Main Street America. Ernie Goss and Chris Robinson are here in the studio for discussion and analysis.
Iowa Press
Dr. Justin Glisan, state climatologist of Iowa, discusses recent flooding and major weather events, drought relief and other climate issues impacting Iowa.
Market to Market
More than a foot of rain falls on the Midwest - creating havoc in two major watersheds. A pipeline carrying carbon gets the green light. And, commodity market analysis with Ted Seifried.
Market to Market
The weather window provides a mixed bag across the Grain Belt. Wildfires erupt in the Southwest claiming lives and property. Tama Jim Wilson - From immigrant farm boy to longest-serving cabinet member. And, commodity market analysis with Kristi Van Ahn-Kjeseth.
Iowa Press
Iowa Senate Minority Leader Pam Jochum (D-Dubuque), discusses the 2024 legislative session, the upcoming election and her retirement after serving more than three decades in the Iowa House and Senate.
Iowa Press
Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand discusses the work his office is doing, Iowa Democrats, politics and his future.
Market to Market
The Senate Republican version of the Farm Bill leans more vague than finite. Rain becomes more isolated as the pattern changes. Making a profit taking vegetables from local gardens to local forks. And, commodity market analysis with Mark Gold.
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Rita Hart, chair of the Democratic Party of Iowa, discusses this week’s primary elections as campaigns shift focus toward the November general election, as well as other party business.
Stories
As the Fourth of July approaches, there's no better time to delve into historical documentaries and programming that illuminate America's past. Dive in and discover the captivating stories behind America's journey to independence with Iowa PBS Passport.
While Iowa PBS and PBS both work to offer as much content as possible via streaming, you may have noticed that some shows are either only available for a limited amount of time, or not available at iowapbs.org, pbs.org or via the PBS App at all.
Have you watched the latest season of Bridgerton? Do you still find yourself wanting more? Enjoy these Regency era dramas and more that are sure to be your cup of tea!
Outsiders and Alexa might be confused on the town's pronunciation but the locals all agree on how to pronounce Tripoli, Iowa.
Visit some of these stops on your next road trip, inspired by the tenth episode of Road Trip Iowa.
Aaron Steil, host of Gardening with Steil, answers your top gardening questions.
Visit some of these stops on your next road trip, inspired by the ninth episode of Road Trip Iowa.
Visit some of these stops on your next road trip, inspired by the eighth episode of Road Trip Iowa.
Visit some of these stops on your next road trip, inspired by the sixth episode of Road Trip Iowa.
You might think you know all about Iowa, but put your knowledge to the test with these Road Trip Iowa trivia questions!
Join us on air and on demand for programming for Military Appreciation Month
Road Trip Iowa
Road Trip Iowa
Discover Iowa’s cultural and agricultural heritage on the Western Skies Scenic Byway.
Road Trip Iowa
Take an adventure along Iowa’s southern portion of the Jefferson Highway Heritage Byway.
Road Trip Iowa
Go for a drive on Iowa’s northern portion of the Jefferson Highway Heritage Byway.
Road Trip Iowa
Visit treasures along the Great River Road National Scenic Byway from Lansing to Dubuque.
Road Trip Iowa
Explore highlights on Great River Road National Scenic Byway from Dubuque to Davenport.
Road Trip Iowa
Discover Iowa’s charm and beauty along the southern portion of the Great River Road.
Road Trip Iowa
Explore the unique cultures of multiple ethnic communities along the Iowa River valley.
Road Trip Iowa
Explore more than just Madison County’s famous covered bridges along this scenic byway.
Road Trip Iowa
Take a road trip through time, from a legendary two-lane blacktop to the remnant prairie.
Road Trip Iowa
Discover sights the Maquoketa River has carved on the Delaware Crossing Scenic Byway.
FIND Iowa Virtual Field Trips
People with heritages from all over the world call Iowa home. Let's learn about a few of those cultures.
The Underground Railroad wasn't underground and it wasn't a railroad. It was a network of people who supported freedom seekers, the routes they traveled and the places they stayed. Let's learn more about Iowa's role.
Learn about Iowa’s geology and ancient past by exploring land features and fossilized creatures.
Just like our bodies are fueled with food, the electricity that we've come to rely on are fueled from many different sources.
Prairies once covered the Iowa landscape, but now they are rare and almost extinct in Iowa. Let's learn why prairies are important and how to care for them.
Agriculture is the science of cultivating soil, growing plants and crops, and raising livestock.
News & Events
The Iowa High School Musical Theater Awards Showcase is an unforgettable evening of entertainment celebrating Iowa’s high school musical theater productions.
The Des Moines Symphony’s Yankee Doodle Pops will air live on Wednesday, July 3 at 8:30 p.m. and will rebroadcast Thursday, July 4 at 8:30 p.m.
