A Muscatine woman has been accused of third-degree burglary.
Corina Campbell, 34, was charged on Sept. 10 with driving while barred, possession of burglar’s tools, two counts of possession of a controlled...
The Iowa Economic Development Agency’s Community Attraction and Tourism grant recently awarded two Iowa City and one Johnson County nonprofits with financial donations in order to promote recreational...
A Coralville woman has been accused of forgery.
Sarah Franz, 22, was charged on Sept. 9 with two counts of forgery.
According to the arrest affidavit, Franz presented a payroll check from Cedar-Mac...
Kayli Reese, Managing News Editor
• September 8, 2019
An Iowa City man has been accused of kidnapping.
Rodney Bryant, 24, was charged Sept. 5 with second-degree kidnapping.
According to the arrest affidavit, Bryant picked up a three-year-old child who...
Loud music, late-night food carts, and long lines outside of popular bars are characteristic of downtown Iowa City nightlife. After spending a few months in town, new Night Mayor Joe Reilly said he has...
A Hawkeye family is planning to open a new kitchen store in downtown Iowa City next spring that boasts both basic kitchen utensils and community trivia nights.
The family-owned Prairie Kitchen Store...
When it comes to building businesses, Katy Herbold said it’s a family affair.
Sidekick Coffee and Books, Herbold’s new coffee shop, will be located in University Heights on Melrose Avenue...
The Iowa City City Council paved the way Tuesday night for ridesharing company Gotcha Mobility to bring a dockless, electric-assisted bike-share system to downtown streets in the next 90 days to improve...
Clustered around laptops and open textbooks, University of Iowa students chew on the ends of their highlighters as they spread the contents of their backpacks across tables, a cup of Java House coffee...
Retail giant Target has officially confirmed plans to open up a new store location in downtown Iowa City.
The company has signed a lease for a 24,000 square-foot space at 115 E. Washington St. An opening...
It’s what the Iowa City Animal Care and Adoption Center calls “kitten season” — a time period of overcrowding, largely because of an increasing number of kittens housed in its facility, as the...
The artist-led, nonprofit organization for the arts Public Space One will relocate its gallery and print center for the first time in seven years, effective late September and ending by early October.
Public...
