A local woman was accused of telling her 4-year old son to beat up another child. Catherine Claybon, 25, was charged April 5 with assault causing bodily injury. Iowa City police officials responded to...

A Des Moines man was accused of attempting to exit a parking ramp after an accident. Jacob Putney, 19, was charged April 5 with OWI, driving with a denied/revoked license, and possession of controlled...

The Iowa City School district recently filled several administrative positions for the upcoming school year. According to a press release, the School District filled several positions at the high-school,...

Wild Bill's Coffeeshop, located in North Hall, is celebrating the 100th year of Bill Sackter's birthday all this week. Sackter, who was born April 13, 1913, ran the coffee shop when he came to Iowa City. Events...

The trial for a Johnson County man accused of first-degree murder has been reset. Brandon Brown, 27, is accused of shooting the 30-year-old Donelle Lindsey on June 22 near the intersection of Melrose...

Following the first meeting, the state Board of Regents’ Transparency Task Force has added additional goals and plans for the panel as it moves forward. The Transparency Task Force hopes for more...

Dogs pull at their leashes, an elderly couple begins stretching, and people gather in groups, laughing and chatting. The University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine Doc Dash 5K was about to begin. And...

Details of Gov. Terry Branstad’s alternative to Medicaid expansion were introduced last week, offering a peek at what legislators say will be the focus of much of their time. Rep. Walt Rogers, R-Cedar...

Students, alumni, and faculty gathered for brunch at the Asian Pacific American Culture Center on Sunday with their shoes off and a sense of relaxation. The weekend’s exciting events were finished,...

On the heels of a special election that placed a Republican on the Johnson County Board of Supervisors for the first time in more than 50 years, one local group is aiming to gather 10,000 valid signatures...

On average, more than two students at the University of Iowa die in suicides every year. It’s a number that those at the UI Counseling Service hope to reduce through a program that is gaining traction...