A local woman was charged with domestic-abuse assault and going armed with intent.
According to a complaint, Jalisa Gray, 19, 3505 Shamrock Place, was charged Monday with going armed with intent and domestic-abuse...
Sports enthusiasts can finally find their niche in higher education through a new major geared toward combining business and athletics.
The University of Iowa launched the recreation and sports business...
Members of one local church say they've noticed an increase in the number of immigrants attending services, so they will launch a project to help the newcvomers establish lives in the community.
Officials...
The state Board of Regents plans to seek aid from marketing firms to better promote the state's universities, and it has started by reaching out to one firm.
The regents say they hope establishing an...
Warmer weather meant fewer fishermen out on the ice this winter, Johnson County conservationists say.
"The number [of fish] depends on the sheer amount of time you get out there, and if the opportunities...
A local woman has been accused of endangering a child with no intent to injure the victim.
According to a complaint, Shianna Chambers, 21, was charged Feb. 26 with child endangerment with no injury.
Officers...
The Iowa Board of Medicine reached settlements with three Iowa physicians earlier this month.
Anjalki Gupta, who practiced radiation and oncology in Iowa City and Sioux City, was charged in November...
The state Board of Regents voted Monday to approve closing the University of Northern Iowa Malcolm Price Laboratory School.
UNI officials requested permission to close the school to deal with the university's...
The elderly statewide may lag in high-speed Internet knowledge, but Johnson County officials are trying to keep local seniors better informed.
According to a report released by broadband company Connect...
University of Iowa officials have begun the process of integrating Prox card technology into students' IDs, a move that comes just four years after the original system was first implemented.
Starting...
Local students and Iowa City officials are unsure if the city's first split-venue bar, opening this week, will be successful.
Tom Lenoch, the owner of the Library, 113 E. College St., received permission...
University of Iowa Student Government officials are modifying plans to create an organization to represent student employees on campus.
After a low turnout at UISG's student worker's summit on Feb. 25,...
