Johnson County residents can head to the voting polls starting today.
Early voting for county and state elections have started as the June 3 primary election day is nearing.
With many Democratic candidates...
Doctors may not need to restock the shelves as often with the tiny, clear bottles that hold vaccines.
Officials said more people are opting out of receiving vaccinations, something doctors say could have...
Iowa legislators enter the 102nd day of the 85th legislative session today. Their stipends for stay in Des Moines ended on Monday, but some bills still need to be sorted out, particularly ones related...
Students can grow their food and eat it, too.
More people are now gardening than ever before, according to a recent study released by the National Gardening Association.
“You can actually have...
The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics rates will increase by 6 percent starting July 1.
However, this is only bad news for those who are uninsured.
Ken Fisher, associate vice president of finance...
Hair scissors now snip where soft serve used to swirl.
The HABA hair salon now occupies 212 E. Market St., where the North Side Dairy Queen was located for 30 years. HABA is an acronym for hair, art,...
Buzz Salon will open its doors today in its new location, 110 S. Dubuque St.
The new site is across the street from the previous location and will comprise two floors, one that retails hair products...
The University of Iowa President’s Student Advisory Committee on Sexual Misconduct held its initial meeting with UI President Sally Mason and other UI officials on Monday.
Fourteen students were...
The Iowa River is about to take center stage.
The University of Iowa Office of Sustainability is bringing together science, humanities, journalism, and the arts to use the Iowa River as a focus for its...
Elementary schools in the Iowa City School District are getting closer to completing renovations and construction.
The Iowa City School Board members approved the next steps for numerous building projects...
Grand Old Party beer cozies were off to the side as a congressional candidate stood in front of attentive conservatives.
Mariannette Miller-Meeks, an eye doctor and a former director of the Iowa Department...
