Grant Gerlock is a reporter specializing in local news in Iowa. He writes for Iowa Public Radio and Radio Iowa, with his work also appearing in various other publications and stations. Grant covers a range of topics, including education, politics, and community events, providing in-depth coverage and analysis for his audience.
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Grant Gerlock's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly in the state of Iowa. His coverage also encompasses education-related news. He would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to developments in Iowa politics, educational initiatives or controversies, as well as legal and regulatory changes within the state.
Pitches concerning events or individuals impacting the political landscape of Iowa and its educational system would align with Grant's areas of interest. Additionally, topics related to gun control and world records could resonate with his coverage based on past articles.
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Two court challenges against Iowa's ban on sexually graphic books in school libraries are on hold until a federal appeals court makes its ruling.
It’s been a wet spring in Iowa but water utilities in the Des Moines metro area are asking people to save water because of high nitrate levels in the Des Moines and Raccoon rivers.
By: Grant Gerlock
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird announced the cold case unit Tuesday with local law enforcement officers and family members of cold case victims.
Iowa Public Radio | By Sheila Brummer, Grant Gerlock Published June 24, 2024 at 5:42 AM CDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
By: Grant Gerlock, John Wanamaker, Rachel Cramer
The Iowa Utilities Board approved Summit’s CO2 pipeline project and gave the company the right of eminent domain to build on property where landowners oppose it.
By: Grant Gerlock
Marco Battaglia of Des Moines (left) is a candidate for Congress in Iowa’s 3rd U.S. House District.
By: Grant Gerlock, Danielle Gehr, Madeleine Willis
In the campaign for president, Democrats have a new name at the top of the ticket.
By: Grant Gerlock
A pair of voters who are also active in the Republican Party say Marco Battaglia should be off the ballot because the Libertarian Party did not hold county conventions.
By: Grant Gerlock
The results of the November election will show whether Iowa Democrats are able to chip away at the supermajority Republicans hold in the state Senate. In a Des Moines metro district, a longtime GOP Senator is trying to hold off his Democratic challenger.
By: Grant Gerlock
Election Day is about more than the White House and Congress. Voters will also have their say on who serves in the Iowa Legislature.
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