Calls against local and national racial profiling, continued inadequacy in the American education system, socioeconomic disparities, and civil-rights movement remembrance were pushed to the forefront of...
Following an investigation, Iowa City police have determined a July 15 assault report made to the department by a student attending a University of Iowa camp to be false.
According to a Wednesday press...
A popular Northside Marketplace restaurant is set to undergo renovations.
Beginning July 29, the Motley Cow Café, 160 N. Linn St., will close to undtake a new renovation project, the restaurant announced...
Local law-enforcement officials are investigating the death of a man who was reportedly found destroying property at a Coralville business.
Thomas Martinez Jr., 5773 Broadway Ave., Apache Junction, Ariz.,...
Drinking establishments in the outlying areas of Iowa City are one step closer to having more flexibility in where they may set up shop.
Currently, an ordinance restricts new drinking establishments in...
Despite an outpouring of red-shirted “Save Hoover” advocates, many of whom were students, teachers, and Iowa City area residents, the Iowa City School Board effectively has sent the East Side...
A man from Gravois Mills, Mont., has been charged after allegedly stealing a decorative ball from downtown Iowa City.
Garret Gilley, 20, was charged at 1: 38 a.m. Tuesday with fourth-degree theft.
According...
A local woman has been charged after stolen Walmart merchandise was allegedly found in her home.
Atlantis Pinder, 23, was charged on Monday with fourth-degree theft.
According to a police complaint,...
The Iowa City City Council approved a liquor-license renewal for the Field House after one of its three owners divested all ownership rights last week.
The city staff originally recommended that the request...
The Iowa City City Council voted Tuesday evening to move forward with plans for the Moss Green Urban Village Project.
The city councilors approved an amendment to the project on a 6-1 vote during their...
City officials say they have become increasingly accommodating toward venues that serve alcohol in recent years, and one ordinance before the Iowa City City Council, they believe, further exemplifies their...
A Tuesday afternoon bus collision involving a bicyclist crossing one of Iowa City’s most heavily traveled streets is the latest of several that have taken place over the past two years.
But one...
