A Cedar Rapids man has been accused of being intoxicated and knocking down a podium near a young child.
According to a University of Iowa police complaint, John Peyton, 30, 3121 Huxley Lane S.W., was...
President Obama and GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney are both expected to visit Iowa on Wednesday, two days after their final presidential debate.
Obama for America will hold a grass-roots event at...
University of Iowa junior Catherine Clark is in debt — $45,000 to $50,000 in student loans to be exact. Unlike Clark, UI sophomore Brian Behrens is scotch free — his parents pay for his education....
President Obama and GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney have very different tax plans, and locals can’t seem to agree which man’s policy would be better for the economy.
“No one likes...
The Iowa Electronic Markets — a system of real-money future exchanges run by University of Iowa faculty — is calling a front runner in the upcoming election. The system favors President Obama by a...
Planning for death comes at the end of a life, right?
Not always —University of Iowa students in a class have begun to take a closer look at what they would want at the end of their lives in the pursuit...
A local man was accused of throwing ceramic Halloween decorations at a vehicle.
Damien Gilchrist, 19, 452 W. Benton St., was charged October 13 with second-degree criminal mischief.
According to an...
A local man has been accused of driving on the incorrect side of the road.
Emanuel Cano, 31, 2130 Muscatine Ave., was charged Oct. 19 with third-offense OWI and driving while barred.
According to a North...
University of Iowa President Sally Mason announced the donation of $12 million to the UI Children’s Hospital building fund by a local family Oct. 19. The donation is the largest the hospital has...
Following unapproved expenditures totaling more than $58,000 by Johnson County Auditor Tom Slockett, one county supervisor believes implementing a previously proposed policy would prevent similar situations...
The No. 1 issue that American voters are worried about this election season is job creation, according to a U.S. News/Gallup Poll, yet one University of Iowa expert doesn’t believe either candidate...
When Kyle Sieck worked at a local vegetable stand at the Iowa City Farmers’ Market four years ago, he noticed a need for cooked food.
“There wasn’t really anything to eat but zucchini...
