Only one incumbent School Board member will return to the Iowa City School Board following Tuesday’s election, which brought a near-record number of voters to polls in Johnson County.
Johnson County...
A framed poster titled “Bands of the Big Ten” hangs on the wall in Kevin Kastens’ office.
The poster features photos of Big Ten bands in their signature formations — the Hawkeye Marching Band...
Development controversy in University Heights continued to broil Tuesday night over development issues with One University Place and the Tax Increment Financing plan Maxwell Construction wants to fund...
Johnson County deputies arrested a Coralville man last month after he allegedly grew marijuana in the furnace closet of his home.
Larry Monteiro, 33, Coralville, was charged Aug. 27 with a controlled-substance...
An Iowa City man was injured in a rollover accident in Johnson County on Sunday, according to the State Patrol.
Joshua Riley Henrichson, 20, was transported to the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics...
University of Iowa Student Government leaders and a student candidate for the Iowa City City Council clashed Monday over whether the candidate was forced to resign from his UISG post.
Raj Patel and his...
It was roughly 224 years ago when an exhausted group pored over one of the United State’s most important documents — the Constitution.
Two centuries later, some in Iowa City are celebrating the city’s...
Ten candidates from the Iowa City area are running for five positions on the Iowa City School Board. Different issues discussed throughout the campaign have been transparency, merit pay, redistricting...
Iowa City School Board officials say an increased dropout rate is due to better data collection with help from state officials.
The board members discussed the 2009 to 2010 comprehensive study on schools’...
Spencer Willardson is confident in his ability to get a job after graduation.
The fourth-year University of Iowa political-science graduate student said he would like to work for a government agency after...
The buzz of conversation immediately died down as Scott Smith, a veteran of the war in Iraq, started to speak to his daughter about Iraq.
“This is a City of Literature,” Smith said. “And we’re...
West High students flew virtual planes during class Monday afternoon — but not for fun and games.
The students were participating in a program through Project Lead the Way to learn about engineering...