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Ames Police respond to a fire on Aug. 28, 2020.

Ames Police update on death of Iowa State student

Finn McNally, Politics Reporter
September 28, 2022
City manager Steve Schainker and Ames Mayor Join Haila listening to consultancy from city staff during the April 26 meeting.

Ames City Council prioritizes sustainability with upcoming EcoFair

Stacia Drey, Politics Reporter
September 27, 2022
Iowa's state capitol in Des Moines, Iowa

Iowa Democrats fight for first-in-the-nation caucus

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
September 26, 2022
Students and community members gather outside of Parks Library in to show support for women's rights in Iran.

Mahsa Amini memorial informs students of violence in Iran

Claire Hoppe, Voices Editor
September 21, 2022
Community members gathered at the Memorial Union to equip themselves with mental health tools Tuesday evening.

Community gathers to discuss mental health

Jay Waagmeester, Politics Reporter
September 20, 2022
Iowa's state capitol in Des Moines, Iowa

Abortion laws in Iowa subject to change with upcoming election

Hannah Molayal, Politics Reporter
September 19, 2022
Regents approve $12 million budget increase request

Regents approve $12 million budget increase request

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
September 15, 2022
Board of Regents set to decide on state appropriations

Board of Regents set to decide on state appropriations

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
September 14, 2022
Student Government meets every Wednesday at the Memorial Union.

CALS week secures additional funding

Jay Waagmeester, Politics Reporter
September 14, 2022
City Manager Steve Schainker as he sits in on an Ames City Council meeting.

Council set to purchase new park and lower emissions

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
September 13, 2022
A total of 2,977 flags were set up by student organization Young Americans for Freedom in remembrance of 9/11.

GenZ reflecting on the effect of 9/11

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
September 11, 2022
There were zero ‘no’ votes cast in a meeting that approved funding and sat several members to committees.

Senate approves funding for voter registration campaign

Jay Waagmeester, Politics reporter
September 7, 2022
Republican U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst joins Iowa State University President Wendy Wintersteen in the Farm Journal Foundation roundtable.

Sen. Joni Ernst talks national security with ISU agriculture researchers

Katherine Kealey, Editor in Chief
September 2, 2022
New Ames High Superintendent Julious Lawson earned his doctorate degree from Argosy University in Chicago. Before coming to Ames, he served as chief of schools for Chicago Public Schools.

New superintendent focuses on equitable access

Shreya Varrier, Diversity Editor
August 30, 2022
A body camera worn by an ISUPD officer.

Police report on 801 day

Finn McNally, Politics reporter
August 28, 2022
Ames Police trained in dealing with mental health calls, active shooters

Ames Police trained in dealing with mental health calls, active shooters

Finn Mcnally, Politics reporter
August 25, 2022
Ames Police Department Mental Health Advocate Julie Saxton, Mayor John Haila and Ames Police Chief Geoff Huff stand in support of declaring September Suicide Prevention Month in Ames.

Ames City Council settles on aquatic center location

Aryan Rao, News Reporter
August 23, 2022
Voters begin the check-in process prior to voting at Hawthorn at Frederiksen Court on Election Day.

Cyclone Votes: Meet ISU’s voting advocates

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
August 22, 2022
Ames Mayor John Haila, former Iowa State Student Government Vice President Megan Decker, and Ex Officio Trevor Poundstone during the joint session on Oct. 27, 2021.

City looks to increase penalties during 801 Day

Amber Mohmand
July 10, 2022
Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate Mike Franken grew up with a healthy amount of knowledge on firearms, which he supplemented through his military service.

Franken calls for medical record reviews, background checks, to stem gun violence

Biong Biong
July 7, 2022
John Norwood is the Democratic candidate for Iowa Secretary of Agriculture. He will run against the current Iowa Secretary of Agriculture, Mike Naig.

John Norwood speaks on campaign as Democratic candidate for Iowa Secretary of Agriculture

Biong Biong
June 9, 2022
Iowa's Board of Regents held their April meeting in Ames, Iowa, inside the Reiman Ballroom of the Alumni Center.

State university leaders receive pay increases; grad students demand one too

June 2, 2022
The ISD Editorial Board explains why people aren't returning to work now that COVID-19 unemployment programs are ending in many states. 

Desperate worker shortage needs solution — and fast, Ernst says

Biong Biong
June 2, 2022
Rep. Cindy Axne, D-West Des Moines, speaks during the 2019 Women’s March Iowa at the Iowa State Capitol in Des Moines on Jan. 19, 2019.

Infrastructure spending will bring generational change in Iowa, Axne says

Biong Biong
May 26, 2022
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