Danielle Gehr is a Government and Politics Reporter at Iowa Public Radio. With a focus on elections, public policy, and civil rights, she covers municipalities in Story and Boone counties while also advocating for diversity and inclusion across various social issues. Danielle's work has been featured in Iowa Public Radio, Ames Tribune, and VPM.
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By: Natalie Dunlap, Danielle Gehr, Charity Nebbe
Sonja Strathearn has turned her passion into art for the author born on Dec. 16, 1775.
Ames says the plan is important to plan for the future growth land in the city is limited, but opponents fear it gives too much power to Ames.
Democrats and Republicans will decide who will represent their parties in the midterm election this fall.
Though Planned Parenthood is often associated with abortion care, its centers provide cancer screenings and birth control, among other services.
In Story County, there are 7,000 more children 12 and younger than there are child care spaces.
Ames ZIP Codes rank 13th and 15th for most use of the Des Moines airport, which is asking central Iowa counties and cities to pitch in toward the cost of expansion.
