The bus is back in business — the Magic Bus that is.
The Magic Bus is back after a yearlong hiatus. Last year, the tailgating venue was unable to attain a permit to operate because the city had created...
Republican vice-presidential nominee Paul Ryan on Tuesday accused President Obama of “kicking the can down the road,” leading to the failure of the American economy.
Ryan addressed an enthusiastic...
A hearing on a protective order against a former University of Iowa professor has been set.
Associate Dean Lois Geist had previously filed a motion against former Professor Malik Juweid. She alleges that...
A man who is charged with first-degree robbery in connection with a Breckenridge Court trailer park shooting pleaded not guilty during his arraignment Tuesday, according to online court documents.
Undercover...
President Obama will visit the University of Iowa on Friday for a grass-roots campaign event. Campaign officials announced Tuesday that Obama, first lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, and Jill...
A Coralville woman was charged with two counts of forgery Aug. 24 after she allegedly deposited two forged checks.
According to a Coralville police complaint, Sharvez Brandon, 21, allegedly deposited...
Another man has been charged in conjunction with a Sept. 1 robbery at the intersection of Burlington and Johnson Streets.
According to Iowa City police complaints, Dante Yance, 19, was charged Sept....
An Iowa City man was charged Aug. 30 after he allegedly threatened to kill his wife and two other people.
According to an Iowa City police complaint, Carlos Spencer, 1607 Hollywood Blvd., was charged...
A Sioux City man faces numerous charges after allegedly leading police on a chase Sept. 3.
According to a series of complaints by the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office, Cole Huisenga, 19, was charged...
Two were injured after a crash on Interstate 80 Tuesday.
According to an State Patrol report, a Fedex ground tractor and double trailers were eastbound on the highway when the driver lost control and...
The Iowa City City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve the second consideration of the payday-lending ordinance.
The ordinance requires payday-lending institutions to be at least 1,000...
The Iowa City City Council approved the first consideration of an ordinance Tuesday night that, if approved, would alter the way police officers cite tenants of a disorderly house in Iowa City.
Councilors...
