From state legislators to farmers, Iowans hope to see a farm bill passed before September.
“The urgency is once again upon us,” said Craig Hill, the president of the Iowa Farm Bureau. “Nobody...
Almost every participant donned at least some piece of blue for the National Alliance on Mental Illness walk this past weekend.
On April 27, members from around the Johnson County area came to show their...
All in the courtroom held their breath as the fate of one man charged with murder was sealed. The men charged with murder in the same case now face very different futures.
Justin Marshall, 22, was found...
Thousands of miles from Iowa, an earthquake struck China last week, but some University of Iowa students still felt the impact.
On April 20, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake hit the center of Ya’an, located...
Under a clear blue sky on the green Pentacrest lawn, roughly 300 victims spoke out, sharing their stories of abuse.
The stories took on many different forms: a spew of profanities, individuals struggling...
Hawkeye football fans can anticipate watching replays with improved HawkVision this fall.
The state Board of Regents authorized the University of Iowa to enter an $8 million agreement to fund a new video...
Iowa City activists are seeking 400 more signatures to bring the privacy debate to the forefront in Iowa City — a debate that has only intensified with actions taken in Boston in response to the Boston...
As the May 7 vote for a new Johnson County justice Center nears, county officials face yet another hurdle in the maltimillion-dollar project.
During a Thursday morning Board of Supervisors meeting, county...
Local police will participate in a national initiative on Saturday to help local citizens rid their medicine cabinets of old or unused prescription pills.
National Prescription Drug “Take-Back”...
Area officials say a 180-acre plot of land off Interstate 80 — once stigmatized as an environmentally hazardous industrial park — is today coming to fruition as a true ‘front door’ to the...
University of Iowa President Sally Mason said at the state Board of Regents meeting Thursday that 100 percent of faculty at the UI have undergone appropriate sexual-harassment training.
“This is...
The trial of a man who was injured in a shooting last summer has been continued.
Demarco Dudley was allegedly wounded by gunshot from Daniel Stepleton, an agent for the Division of Narcotics Enforcement....
