While one University of Iowa communication and marketing official maintains that the institution remains in contact with the students through a variety of media sources, the most effective way at communicating...
Parents, take note.
Iowa is now the seventh-best state in which to raise a child, according to new data from the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s annual Kids Count report.
The standing, a one-place jump...
In less than one week, Iowa City’s sales-tax rate will drop for the first time in nearly four years.
After an increase was approved by voters in May 2009 to help flood protection and recovery efforts,...
A Coralville man has been charged after officers responded to his residence in reference to a suicidal man.
Martel Horton, 27, was charged with interference with official acts causing bodily injury on...
An Iowa City resident has been charged after using juveniles to commit certain offenses.
Saira Jacobs, 26, was charged on June 13 with contributing to the delinquency of a minor and using juveniles to...
While social media are often used to help individuals connect with one another, higher-education institutions use them to connect with students.
And a June 7 Academic Progress Rate report indicates that...
Two men in the downtown bar business have taken a major step toward yet another citywide referendum on the issue of whether 19- and 20-year-olds should be allowed in drinking establishments after 10 p.m.
A...
Neighbors of one East Side Iowa City neighborhood can now resting easier following the end of a 13-hour standoff.
No injuries resulted following the domestic disturbance turned standoff, according to...
Over the next year, the city of Iowa City and the Iowa City Downtown District will be looking to the future of public spaces within the central business district.
Inspire Downtown, a series of community...
A local political figure will soon be responsible for overseeing Iowa’s budget.
Rep. Dave Jacoby, D-Coralville, will be the top Democrat on the Iowa House Appropriations Committee for the 2014...
Unemployment in the state of Iowa is once again on the decline, yet again mirroring a national trend.
Now standing at 4.6 percent, the unemployment has declined substantially since 2009, when the percent...
Imagine the capacity of Kinnick Stadium — plus five or so thousand more — pitching tents and planting RVs on a patch of beaten farmland for a weekend, clad in bikinis, flowing skirts, handmade sandals,...
