The Iwig family knew they’d run out of time to save their dairy – the bank was ready to foreclose, emergency funds promised by the federal government were slow in coming, and their congresswoman wasn’t returning their calls. So they played the last card they had: their community.

Check out the latest “Political Graffiti” episode, featuring the conclusion of the battle to save the Iwig family farm.

We’ve been listening to the candidates tell us what they what they promise to do. At the end of the long campaign season we tracked down someone to tell us what they HAVE to do.

We’ve been listening to the candidates tell us what they what they promise to do.  We tracked down someone to tell us what they HAVE to do.

We stopped in Chapman, KS to see how rebuilding was going after the tornado that ripped through the center of town on June 11th.  The economic climate is making rebuilding tougher than it should be for Chapman.

Continued coverage of the single biggest factor to American bankrupcty.

Have you noticed healthy foods like milk have skyrocketed lately? We did–and we wondered how preventative health care reform would work if we didn’t have access to healthy foods. Guess how the candidates answered this one?