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IowaWatch Reporters Recognized For Their Work
IowaWatch volunteer staffers Linh Ta and Sarah Hadley and professional staffer Lauren Mills have received recognition for their work in various ways the past few months. Ta, a junior at
Podcast of IowaWatch interview on KXIC radio
IowaWatch Executive Director-Editor Lyle Muller spoke on Jay Capron’s KXIC, AM-800, radio show on Tuesday, April 30, about IowaWatch and its story about the job prospects facing
Join the IowaWatch 1,000 Donor Drive
The Iowa Center for Public Affairs Journalism has launched a yearlong campaign to attract 1,000 individual and corporate donors. The Center, founded in 2010 and distributing news through its
Student Journalists with IowaWatch Ties to Lead ISU, UNI Newspapers
IowaWatch summer intern Katelynn McCollough has been selected to be the next editor in chief of the Iowa State Daily, and IowaWatch staffer Linh Ta has been selected to be
Integrity Report Recognized as Finalist for National Investigative Reporting Award
The State Integrity Investigation, a national investigation last year by news organizations that included IowaWatch and The Gazette of Cedar Rapids into how open government is in all 50 states,
Podcast of IowaWatch Appearance on Bob Bruce's Feb. 21 WMT Radio Show
WMT radio show host Bob Bruce interviewed IowaWatch Executive Director-Editor Lyle Muller about a variety of things, including the landfills story by Sarah Hadley and Sujin Kim, on Feb.
Iowa Center for Public Affairs Journalism receives major grants worth more than $120,000
$100,000 Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation grant leads the way: media partners, community foundation also show support with grants
Listen to a Podcast of a WMT Radio Interview About Veterans Waiting Times
WMT radio’s Bob Bruce featured the investigative story by IowaWatch and four Iowa newspapers about waiting times facing the state’s war veterans who try to get U.S.
State Money for Tuition Aid at Iowa's Public Universities No Sure Thing
Joint investigation by news organizations reveals many questions on the minds of state legislators now that tuition has been frozen.





