The première of a independent film on June 7 marked the end of an almost five-year residence inside the University of Iowa Jefferson Building for one local nonprofit organization.
Public Space One, 129...
An Iowa City staple has been recognized by *Forbes* magazine as a thriving independent, brick-and-mortar bookstore.
In a June 6 column by Forbes contributor Julie Pham, Prairie Lights, 15 S. Dubuque...
The Iowa City metropolitan area has again been recognized for its livability, ranking No. 22 in small cities and No. 105 overall in Area Development Magazine’s “Leading Locations for 2013”...
Because of construction on the University of Iowa’s Hawkeye court, Cambus has permanently ended service to the Hawkeye Court 1 stop, effective today.
Two existing apartment buildings in the Hawkeye...
An Iowa City man has been arrested after officers allegedly found him intoxicated and asleep at the wheel of a running vehicle.
Deshawn Myrick, 35, 2221 Hollywood Blvd., was charged May 31 with second-offense...
A Washington, Iowa, man has been charged after Washington County officers recovered three vehicles from a railroad bed.
Michael Mueller, 19, was charged on Oct. 3, 2012, with first-degree theft and joint...
Officials from Iowa’s two biggest airports point to budget airlines and the re-emergence of demand that withered during the recession as reasons for a continuing increase in the number of passengers.
“The...
More than 100 students took advantage of a new program offered by University of Iowa Student Health Service this semester to help them catch more Zs.
Refresh is an eight-week program in which students...
Peter Gray resigns
Peter Gray, a former associate director of athletics student services at the University of Iowa, resigned in November 2012 amid allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct.
According...
When much of the University of Iowa community returns to Iowa City in the fall, students will be met with a slew of changes to downtown, led predominantly by the real-estate development company Moen...
Eight months after the state Board of Regents proposed a tuition freeze for in-state students, one local representative said the proposal is just days away from going into place.
“I think [the passage]...
A long-standing North Side Iowa City beauty school synonymous with trimming hair has come under fire for allegedly cutting corners with a number of Iowa safety and operation codes.
The Iowa Board of...
