An Iowa City man has been accused of breaking a University of Iowa residence hall fire-extinguisher case.
Owen Geiken, 18, was charged Nov. 8 with second-degree criminal mischief.
According to the UI...
A man has been accused of possessing numerous prescription drugs not prescribed to him.
Jason Hardy, 30, address unknown, was charged Oct. 23 two counts of subsequent-offense possession of a controlled...
A local man allegedly possessed various materials used to produce meth.
Jorey Butterbaugh, 22, address unknown, was charged Nov. 16 with possession of lithium, possession of pseudoephedrine, and precursor-substance...
Earl S. Browning’s illustrious life came to an end late last month, but his legacy will live on.
Browning, a former Daily Iowan editor and an Army counterintelligence officer, passed away on Oct....
After six years of helping minority and low-income students achieve their goals, the FasTrac program of Iowa City has closed down because of a lack of funding.
FasTrac is an Iowa City program dedicated...
As the Latino population is expanding throughout the nation, the University of Iowa is mirroring that growth.
In 2008, slightly more than 850 Latino students were enrolled at the UI — that number has...
An area man testified at the murder trial of Brandon Brown Thursday, saying he recalled “four shots; they were rapid, and they were back to back.”
With a bright red sweater and quiet demeanor,...
Marked by bright colors, modernized technologies, and all new furnishings, the Iowa City Public Library celebrated the completion of its two-year transformation.
With renovations that include a larger...
A trip to Washington, D.C., fostered an opportunity for University of Iowa student representatives and UI officials to convene with officials and discuss how to better the opportunities and experiences...
A shopping cart full of blankets. A duffel bag stuffed to its brim full of personal belongings. Both of them left in a corner on the Pedestrian Mall — because, local officials say, the owners have no...
In Iowa, 90 percent of the state is considered rural and almost half of Iowa’s population lives in rural areas — and Gov. Terry Branstad has decided to raise awareness about the issue.
Branstad...
While Iowa is a state never to have elected a woman to either the governorship or Congress, one national political group is trying to improve the standing of women in the state and nationwide.
The nonprofit...
