The Iowa City City Council approved a resolution approving the remodeling of the Ashton House.
The house was built in 1947-1948, and it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2001....
The Rape Victim Advocacy Program is looking for volunteers for the summer.
According to a press release, RVAP will begin its 32-hour volunteer-training program on June 10. The deadline to apply for volunteering...
The League of American Bicyclists upgraded Iowa Citys bicycle-friendly status from bronze to silver on the first day of Bike to Work Week.
The national organization reviews a city’s Bicycle-Friendly...
A local man was accused of allegedly assaulting his girlfriend.
Alfonso Reid Jr., 40, was charged Sunday with third or subsequent offense of domestic abuse assault.
According to an Iowa City police...
An Iowa man has been accused of striking a roadway barrier while driving under the influence of alcohol.
Adam Hebl, 38, was charged Monday with third-offense OWI.
According to an Iowa City police complaint,...
Iowa City Fire Chief Andy Rocca celebrated his retirement Monday afternoon.
Rocca rose through the ranks of the department during his nearly 35 years of service. He was appointed fire chief on Feb. 26,...
The once theatrical Hancher Auditorium now sits abandoned among mounds of dirt, construction tape, and heavy machinery.
June 2008 will be remembered for the infamous flood that damaged much of the University...
The Iowa City City Council approved the Moen Group’s Chauncey development in January, but more than four months later, the project is still being challenged — this time in City Hall.
The council...
It only took 14 minutes for three area officials to travel the four miles necessary to kick off Ride Your Bike to Work Week.
Johnson County Supervisor Terrence Neuzil, Iowa City City Councilor Jim Throgmorton,...
Thirty-one children crunched across the dewy green grass as their school day was about to begin. With flushed cheeks and smiles on their faces, they reached out their hands to receive pedometers from an...
Despite Justin Marshall’s appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court, Johnson County prosecutor Janet Lyness said she is confident his first-degree-murder conviction will be upheld.
Marshall, 22, was convicted...
The Daily Iowan newsroom no longer has the haze of smoke from frantic writers clacking away at manual typewriters and lighting cigarettes.
But despite the small differences and major shifts in journalism,...
