The trial has been reset for an Iowa City landlord accused of peeping on his tenants. Elwyn Miller, 63, was charged with 11 counts off invasion of privacy for allegedly peeping at female residents through...

The new chairman of the Johnson County Democrats said the party is moving past its “major loss” in the Board of Supervisors election and getting back to the basics of campaigning. On the...

The University of Iowa Student Government gaveled in its last Senate meeting on Tuesday. One year ago, the I-Party was in the same position. Its members campaigned on a platform that promised improvement...

For an Iowa City group focused on fighting against a new 20-story development in Iowa City, a planning and zoning measure could be its last chance to stop it. The Iowa Coalition Against the Shadow, a...

While funding for an in-state tuition freeze is a hot topic in the Iowa Legislature, state Board of Regents President Craig Lang said he’s looking for ways to aid graduate students. Lang spoke to...

Following months of discussion, city officials will meet today to discuss funding in a setting that one supervisor hopes will create honest, helpful information. City officials will meet with Johnson...