People walking around Iowa City sidewalks may (or probably) find themselves slipping and sliding because of the harsh Midwestern winter. In an attempt to tip-toe over the ice, people may even step into...
Hagir Malik brought her 2-year-old son, Ahmed, to the Infant Oral Health Program at the Johnson County Health and Human Services Building on Thursday afternoon to check his dental health.
Ahmed sat in...
Starting at 6 a.m. each day, local listeners can tune in to the early morning sounds of KICI 105.3 FM radio waking up Iowa City with music — and all of it comes from a tiny one-room office tucked away...
Graduate Hotel workers confronted their employers on Tuesday, alleging mistreatment and an uncomfortable working environment.
The workers reached out to the Center for Worker Justice of Eastern Iowa...
Iowa City’s Lucky’s Market plans to permanently shut its doors on March 4.
The grocery, 1668 Sycamore St., opened in 2015 after the departure of Von Maur, the mall’s former flagship store. Von Maur...
An Iowa City person approaches the podium to ask a candidate whether the politician will find a way to make health care more affordable so he or she can afford the medicine for her son’s rare disease....
“Hi, Willa? My name is Charles Peckman — I called about writing a profile on your career …”
“I don’t remember talking to you. I have dementia.”
Before I could attempt to stifle my extreme...
Library fines are often portrayed as teaching responsibility and civic duty, and they provide a revenue source for libraries. However, some critics say they impose an undue burden on those most vulnerable...
Despite the freezing temperatures and metric tons of snow following the polar blasts of late January, Iowa City residents are determined to celebrate Valentine’s Day this year.
Local businesses are...
As the University of Iowa continues efforts to reduce high-risk alcohol use among students, the Graduate Iowa City on Monday contributed $50,000 to the university for late-night programming — a boost...
Downtown’s Java House is creating new forms of entertainment to reach all types of customers.
The Java House will begin hosting its own podcast as well as an open mic for writers, musicians, and comedians...
On a dreary February morning, more than 100 kids and families packed the Iowa City Public Library to meet a local celebrity: Nova the Goat.
The library’s typical Monday story time was joined by special...
