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River to River is a conversation about the news with an Iowa perspective. Together we dig into the story behind the headlines - we talk with newsmakers and a diverse range of experts to find out how the news affects you. We take on challenging topics, explore issues from all sides, and foster conversation and understanding

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River to River is a conversation about the news with an Iowa perspective. Together we dig into the story behind the headlines - we talk with newsmakers and a diverse range of experts to find out how the news affects you. We take on challenging topics, explore issues from all sides, and foster conversation and understanding

    Iowa’s attorney general sues over new Title IX protections

    Iowa’s attorney general sues over new Title IX protections

    The new federal rules aim to protect students across the country from discrimination based on gender identity and/or sexual orientation.

    An investigation into a police sniper who fatally shot a 2-year-old

    An investigation into a police sniper who fatally shot a 2-year-old

    Police in a Kansas town decided to shield the identity of a sniper who killed a 2-year-old during a standoff. The case has since gained national attention and protesters are calling for the release of the sniper's identity.

    Iowa Republicans prioritize repealing same-sex marriage laws

    Iowa Republicans prioritize repealing same-sex marriage laws

    In their 2024 platform, a majority of Iowa's GOP delegates voted to make repealing laws recognizing same-sex marriage a priority at the Iowa Republican state convention last weekend.

    Law enforcement officials raise concerns over new immigration law

    Law enforcement officials raise concerns over new immigration law

    Law enforcement officials say they lack guidance and resources to enforce the law and worry it could harm community relations in towns with large immigrant populations.

    The DEI debate on college campuses

    The DEI debate on college campuses

    Diversity, equity, and inclusion programs have been impacted at colleges across the country, including Iowa's public universities.

    The aftermath of the tornado that devastated Minden and killed one person

    The aftermath of the tornado that devastated Minden and killed one person

    One resident was fatally injured and more than 40 homes were destroyed following an EF3-rated tornado that hit the southwest Iowa town of Minden late last week.

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