The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

Notebook: Kick return unit leads conference

CODY GOODWIN November 5, 2014

Jonathan Parker took Iowa fans on a roller-coaster ride to open the game against Northwestern. He initially muffed the kickoff, then corralled the ball and scooted downfield for 54 yards. “You know,...

City Council defers TIF vote to November 18th

DI STAFF November 5, 2014

Council OKs Police, Fire Station work The Iowa City City Council voted Tuesday to approve a resolution that accepted the work that has been done to the police and fire department. On a 6-0 vote, with...

Rettig, Carberry take supervisor seats

KAITLIN DEWULF November 5, 2014

The only Republican to serve on the Johnson County Board of Supervisors in 58 years lost his seat in the midterm election on Tuesday. Supervisor incumbents Janelle Rettig and John Etheredge ran against...

Iowa Senate District 39 turns blue

AARON WALKER November 5, 2014

Democrat Kevin Kinney will soon turn Iowa’s 39th State Senate District blue. He was elected Tuesday over Republican Mike Moore by an unofficial margin of 9,594 to 7,679. Kinney will take over...

Kaufman will represent District 73

KAITLIN DEWULF November 5, 2014

Winning the majority in every precinct but one, Republican Bobby Kaufmann, R-Wilton, pulled ahead for re-election into the Iowa House of Representatives. Kaufmann defeated Democrat David Johnson, D-West...

UI senior launches diaper fundraiser

MITCH MCANDREW November 5, 2014

While Kelly Loch lives in Iowa City, busy completing her final year at the University of Iowa, her thoughts are often elsewhere. Last summer, Loch fulfilled a lifelong dream when she traveled to Guatemala...

Excavations will continue in Hubbard Park

RACHEL GREEN November 5, 2014

Throughout September and October, Hubbard Park has been acting as a window to Iowa City’s past, and this window will remain open as excavations continue through November. After workers on a flood-mitigation...

Johnson County saw a slight increase in voter turnout

ALEKSANDRA VUJICIC November 5, 2014

Johnson County saw a slight increase in voter turnout in Tuesday’s midterm elections. This year, 58.5 percent of voters casted their ballot, which is the equivalent of 52,336 votes out of 89,532...

LOST fails to pass in contiguous voting bloc

NICHOLAS MOFFITT November 5, 2014

The local option sales-tax ballot measure has failed to pass in the contiguous five towns of Johnson County — Coralville, Iowa City, North Liberty, Tiffin, and University Heights. The towns voted 54...

Three Johnson County Officials ran unopposed

DI STAFF November 5, 2014

Three Johnson County incumbent officials retained their seats Tuesday because they ran unopposed. Johnson County Treasurer Thomas Kriz, a Democrat, has been treasurer since January 1999. Before, he...

Iowa senators from District 37 and 43 won unopposed

DI STAFF November 5, 2014

Sen. Joe Bolkcom, D-Iowa City, who represents District 43, won re-election after running unopposed. An incumbent since 2003, Bolkcom is the majority whip in the Iowa Senate and the head of the Ways and...

Local representatives will keep their seats in the State House

DI STAFF November 5, 2014

As the final ballots were submitted and Election Day came to a close Tuesday, four area Iowa House members, all Democrats were guaranteed to keep their seats. Unopposed representatives filled seats for...

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