U.S. Senate hopeful Mark Jacobs spent Wednesday evening at the top of a local bar, surrounded by those preparing to enter the workforce and touting the importance of job growth. “The federal government...

Iowa City residents may drive down Washington Street, glance at the Brown Bottle or Running Wild and picture the future of those structures — which could drastically change in upcoming years. For some,...

The Bijou Film Board agreed to partner with three University of Iowa departments and faculty for the Bijou Film Forum, a newly established series that features one-night screenings and discussions of acclaimed...

As an increased number of families throughout the United States experience the first few moments of their child being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, the reason for that increase is still unclear. ...

Authorities have accused a local man of exposing himself to schoolchildren. Anthony Hudson, 46, was charged Tuesday with four counts of indecent exposure. According to an Iowa City press release, officers...

A local funeral home owner lost his license to sell and produce pre-need funeral insurance after conducting pre-need business under an inactive license, according to state documents. Daniel Ciha of Coralville...

Machines lifting steel and digging dirt day after day near Park Road, as well as at the intersection of Burlington and Clinton Streets, is a welcome sight for many at the University of Iowa. Officials...

An objection to a clarification of the 21-ordinance by one local business has led Iowa City officials to consider removing the possibility of an entertainment-venue exception. “I think the bars...

Gov. Terry Branstad met with parents of children with epilepsy who are pushing to legalize cannabis oil Tuesday at the State Capitol. This comes right as Sen. Joe Bolkcom, D-Iowa City, and Sen. Charles...

Four years after President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law, many Americans still don’t know what’s in it. “My take is when you poll Iowans, there is widespread...

City officials approved elements of the design for the Gateway Project on Tuesday with conflicting opinions on various items in the proposal. “I think these changes that we see up there … reflect...

Mark Jacobs, a Republican vying for Senate, will stop in Iowa City today to discuss issues as part of his campaign. He will stop at the Airliner, 22 S. Clinton St., at 7:30 p.m. to discuss issues prior...