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Click here for English. En el próximo Iowa Press Special: Coronavirus , un panel de expertos en el tema laboral sostendrán un diálogo en torno a la pandemia del coronavirus y su impacto en los trabajadores de Iowa, además de los temas de seguridad en el trabajo y derechos laborales. El panel también responderá preguntas que hayan enviado los televidentes antes de la grabación del programa. Quienes deseen enviar preguntas, deberán hacerlo antes de las 9 a.m. del viernes 1 o de mayo por correo electrónico a la dirección iowapress@iowapbs.org , por Twitter @IowaPress o a través de la página de...

Experts discuss issues of workplace safety and employee rights.

We know it’s hard to feel connected right now, but we can still come together in spirit! Join Iowa PBS in virtual spirit week, April 27 through May 1. Each day will have its own theme, with endless possibilities for Iowans of all ages to join in the fun. Dress up as your favorite PBS character, create a piece of artwork, choreograph a dance, write a short song or poem, or take photos of the things in your environment that you feel represent each day’s theme. We’ve come up with a few suggestions for each theme below, but don’t feel like you are limited there. It doesn’t matter how you’re...

Iowa PBS announced today that Producer Director Paul Yeager is the new host of Market to Market , Iowa PBS’s weekly, nationally syndicated agribusiness program. Market to Market ’s news and in-depth analysis on the $1 trillion business of agriculture is seen by viewers across Iowa and 20 other states. "Paul brings more than two decades of reporting and anchoring experience to the Market to Market table,” said David Miller, executive producer of the program. “Growing up on an Iowa farm, he learned a work ethic that has given him an understanding of what it means to live and work in rural...

Los residentes hispanohablantes de Iowa ahora podrán acceder a transmisiones en vivo de información importante sobre la pandemia del COVID-19.

Spanish-speaking Iowans will now be able to access live translations of important information

Friday, April 24 and Sunday, April 26