Iowa City police arrested a man nearly two years ago after he allegedly stole a computer from a local residence and fled from officials.
Lawrence Curtis Glover, 28, was charged Oct. 21, 2009, with third-degree...
City bus tickets are facing a cheaper, plastic alternative: library cards.
Iowa City Public Library officials said the library’s Ride & Read program, which allows library cardholders a free ride...
Phil Hemingway envisions a community of collaboration and honesty, he said before a small audience at the Iowa City Public Library Monday.
The candidate for the Iowa City School Board held his first of...
Four years ago, Greg Bal picked up a camera thinking it would make a great hobby.
“I bought a camera and just learned on my own,” he said. “It’s something I always enjoyed doing for the fun of...
Chris Harmeyer didn’t spray his vineyard with insecticide for two days. The next thing he knew, Japanese beetles had defoliated two of his seven acres.
That was two years ago, but Harmeyer, the owner...
GOP presidental-nomination candidate Tim Pawlenty named 10 Iowa legislators to his Iowa Legislative Steering Committee on Monday, according to a campaign press release.
Among the lawmakers is Sen. Shawn...
President Obama authorized a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration for six Iowa counties affected by flooding along the Missouri River Monday, according to a press release from Gov. Terry Branstad’s...
A Muscatine woman was arrested Sunday after she allegedly assaulted three people at a trailer park.
Nora Lissett Medrano, 34, was charged June 26 with public intoxication, assault causing injury, and...
Organizers in Iowa City are frustrated at President Obama’s war record and are organizing caucus delegates to push for a quicker end to the war in Afghanistan.
With the group Health Care Not Warfare,...
RIVERSIDE, Iowa — Harry Braun is not a politician, and he said so himself in front of nearly 30 people on Sunday.
But Braun “believes” in science. And science, he said, is the driving force behind...
Sonny Nguyen stood straight, stared at the board in front of him, and whipped his head forward and smashed the board in half. He didn’t flinch.
“If you don’t break it, then, yes, [it hurts],”...
Though slavery was abolished in the United States almost 150 years ago, LaTasha Massey is using its memory to aid the lives of foster children — whose lives, she said, are often shackled by an uncertain...
