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Des Moines reporter for Iowa Public Radio covering central Iowa.
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2026 Iowa primary election results

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By Grant Gerlock Verified
| Iowa Public Radio Verified
Iowa’s primaries are setting up impactful races for the general election ahead on Nov. 3. Voters will make their choice for governor in an open race — a race with no incumbent on the ballot — for the first time since 2006. Iowans will also elect a new U.S. senator. The results in Iowa could even influence the balance of power in Washington, D.C. Republicans are looking to maintain their grip on state politics, and to lean on their margin over Democrats among active registered voters.
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Former Des Moines superintendent sentenced to 2 years in prison before deportation Original

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By Isabella Luu, Grant Gerlock Verified
| Iowa Public Radio Verified
This is a developing story and will be updated. Former Des Moines Public Schools (DMPS) Superintendent Ian Roberts was sentenced Friday to two years in prison after pleading guilty to federal immigration and weapons charges. Roberts was the first Black superintendent at DMPS. He led the state’s largest school district from July 2023 until he resigned in October following his arrest by ICE officers.
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The 2026 legislative session has ended. Here's how it will affect Iowans

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By Grant Gerlock Verified, Caitlin Troutman Verified
| Iowa Public Radio Verified
The 2026 legislative session is over after a long, drawn-out race to the end. So which bills made it across the line and which ones didn't make the cut? On this episode of River to River, we’ll look back on the session with some seasoned statehouse reporters who put in overtime at the Capitol. There was a late compromise on property taxes; we’ll pull apart what landed in the deal in the end. Republicans pushed through limits on abortion medications, but not eminent domain.
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