Danielle Gehr is a Talk Show Producer at Iowa Public Radio, specializing in local news and current affairs. With a focus on Iowa, Danielle covers a wide range of topics, including politics, mental health, community events, and cultural phenomena. Her work has also been featured in the Ames Tribune.
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As colder weather is inbound, we learn how to prepare our landscape plants for the winter months.
By: Natalie Dunlap, Charity Nebbe, Danielle Gehr
This fall, an Iowa City resident discovered the first rusty patch bumble bee nest in the state since the species was listed as endangered in 2017.
University of Iowa professor Jerry Schnoor gives the world a D in its response to climate change, based on the findings of a recent UN report.
On this encore episode of Talk of Iowa: Retirement can seem like an indefinite vacation to some and a dreaded end to a decades-long career to others.
On election night, Iowa politicians tore into the Ann Seltzer/Des Moines Register poll that predicted Iowa would go blue. Instead, for a third time, the state voted for former President Donald Trump.
By: Natalie Dunlap, Danielle Gehr
One night of adventure between two artists during an off-season writers retreat in Okoboji has led to a documentary.
By: Ben Kieffer, Samantha Mcintosh, Danielle Gehr
Iowa's first transgender state lawmaker was elected Tuesday night.
By: Ben Kieffer, Madeleine Willis, Danielle Gehr
A Republican majority was prevalent nationally and here in Iowa.
By: Danielle Gehr, Charity Nebbe
In the 1980s, an Iowa City art teacher wrote to Keith Haring not expecting a response. This resulted in a friendship and two visits by Haring to Horn Elementary.
Death is a natural part of life, but our society struggles to support those who are grieving.
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