This week, North Liberty will pilot a new curbside composting program that will pick up compostable items alongside trash and recycling every Wednesday, a service that surrounding municipalities have yet...

Iowa City residents and politicians teamed up with the Army Corps of Engineers to discuss flooding issues in the Coralville Reservoir and the Iowa River. Local residents were able to obtain information...

Iowa City officials will need to find a suitable guiding hand for the city’s Animal Care & Adoption Center. The resignation of longtime Animal Center Director Misha Goodman on Sept. 10 has created...

Andy Grignon, technology entrepreneur and founder of Quake Labs, is known by many impressive titles. Yet somehow, “corn boy” remains the one he can’t escape. The name stems from a videoconference...

Electronic cigarette users may have to join tobacco users when it comes to prohibited use of the devices on city-owned property, depending on a vote by the Iowa City City Council today. If the council...

The University of Iowa took part in a national discussion Monday to relate culture, specifically music, in strengthening relations with other countries. Hancher Programming Director Jacob Yarrow said...

Johnson County Board of Supervisors candidates gathered in the first of two public forums to address issues in Johnson County before the election. Supervisors Janelle Rettig and John Etheredge, as well...

Levels of food insecurity in Johnson County have one local food bank busier than ever. The U.S. Department of Agriculture classified 11.9 percent of Iowa households as “food insecure” in...

The Carver College of Medicine will hopefully use $7.8 million donation to look for a new professorship, in addition to furthering genetic research. After receiving $7.8 million, the University of Iowa...