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15/09/2023

The shrub can't even handle me right now

Horticulture experts discuss which shrubs will put on a colorful show during the fall.

15/09/2023

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24/03/2023

Mow grass, mow problems

Grass specialist Adam Thoms discusses spring lawn chores and how to know when it’s time to mow.

24/03/2023

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12/04/2024

Take the petal to the metal

Leaving plant debris in your perennial garden all winter long provides texture and habitat, but now it’s time to do some spring cleaning as the weather warms.

12/04/2024

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14 min
1 JANV.

Iowa Democrats stave off Republican supermajority

Democrat Renee Hardman became the first Black woman to be elected to the Iowa Senate after winning a special election in the Des Moines area to replace the late Sen. Claire Celsi. Republicans saw the district as an opportunity to regain their supermajority, but Hardman had a decisive win in the historically blue district. On this politics day edition of 'River to River,' political experts Megan Goldberg and Rachel Caufield dissect this election, as well as reflect on the biggest political moments of 2025.

1 janv.

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47 min
19/12/2025

Friday, December 19th, 2025

Leaders in the Iowa legislature discuss a potential IPERS study. There's been another detection of measles in Iowa. And a researcher has been trying to make cotton seeds edible.

19/12/2025

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9 min
SAISON 2, ÉPISODE 4

Labor pains in the workforce and the home

Unsettled

S2, É4

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49 min
08/09/2023

We're keen for greens this fall

Cool season crops to plant this September

08/09/2023

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06/12/2023

A tradition in name only

Presidential candidates have been rewarded in the Iowa caucuses for spending a lot of time traveling the state and meeting with voters. That strategy doesn’t seem to be working for those running against former President Donald Trump in 2024. A runaway victory for the former president could mark a major shift for campaigns and could spell even more trouble for the future of the Iowa caucuses.

06/12/2023

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23 min
25/10/2024

Gourd big or go home

When it comes to Halloween plants, pumpkins are gourdgeous.

25/10/2024

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13 min
16/08/2024

How to dill with excess herbs

Experts share how they dry and preserve the spoils of their herb garden.

16/08/2024

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13 min

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