Good news, coffee connoisseurs: The price for that daily cup of coffee may soon cost less, because bean prices have continued to decrease since January.
Frequent gourmet coffee shop customers in Iowa...
Gov. Terry Branstad began a trade mission in China on Thursday, and during the trip, he will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
According to a press release from the Governor’s Office, Branstad...
The state Board of Regents’ Transparency Task Force will hold several public hearings throughout Iowa in the coming weeks.
The first of four public hearings will take place at Johnston High School in...
Iowa City will shelve plans for an access road after complaints from residents in the area.
The City Park Secondary Access Road project, which would have extended an access road across City Park to Normandy...
The transition to a new records system has caused some glitches in student information, yet University of Iowa officials maintain the problems are temporary growing pains in a major overhaul.
Members...
As spring approaches, farmers say they often encounter people wanting to visit their farms, but changes in liability laws may have some farmers closing their doors to the public this year.
For more than...
BenchMarks, the 2012 public art program that transformed more than 80 downtown benches into brightly colored, individual paint canvases, is back.
This time, however, officials are aiming for more sustainable...
The University of Iowa College Republicans launched a weeklong campaign in order to spread awareness about the Second Amendment in light of recent gun-control controversies.
This week’s events...
Gov. Terry Branstad, representatives from all three regent institutions, and two other governors will begin a trade mission to China today.
“[Branstad] has a longstanding relationship with the president,...
Italian smells flooded the Pappajohn Business Building Wednesday afternoon as a hands-on cooking demonstration hit full steam.
Brady McDonald, the executive chef of Basta Pizzeria & Ristorante, demonstrated...
Zach Heffernen stumbled into his passion.
He was handed a book his freshman year at the University of Iowa focusing on human rights and was hooked from the start.
“It started with my freshman year,...
The U.S. Postal Service will no longer pursue cutting Saturday mail delivery following a decision by Congress.
According to a statement by the Board of Governors for the Postal Service, officials said...
