Area officials say a 180-acre plot of land off Interstate 80 — once stigmatized as an environmentally hazardous industrial park — is today coming to fruition as a true ‘front door’ to the...

Local police will participate in a national initiative on Saturday to help local citizens rid their medicine cabinets of old or unused prescription pills. National Prescription Drug “Take-Back”...

As the May 7 vote for a new Johnson County justice Center nears, county officials face yet another hurdle in the maltimillion-dollar project. During a Thursday morning Board of Supervisors meeting, county...

Iowa City activists are seeking 400 more signatures to bring the privacy debate to the forefront in Iowa City — a debate that has only intensified with actions taken in Boston in response to the Boston...

Hawkeye football fans can anticipate watching replays with improved HawkVision this fall. The state Board of Regents authorized the University of Iowa to enter an $8 million agreement to fund a new video...

Under a clear blue sky on the green Pentacrest lawn, roughly 300 victims spoke out, sharing their stories of abuse. The stories took on many different forms: a spew of profanities, individuals struggling...

Thousands of miles from Iowa, an earthquake struck China last week, but some University of Iowa students still felt the impact. On April 20, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake hit the center of Ya’an, located...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency denied the University of Iowa’s appeal to fund a project that would prevent future flooding on campus through underground utility tunnels. FEMA Region VII...

The state Board of Regents announced a new task force at its meeting Thursday to analyze state funding for the regent universities. Regent President Craig Lang has asked Regent David Miles to head the...