Johnson County Public Health has issued a warning of a phony health inspector targeting Iowa food establishments, a press release said.
According to the release, the caller claims to be with the Health...
Fifteen-year-old Jasmine Bailey flashed a toothy smile when she spoke about her wrestling match against a particular 103-pound male.
The tiny West High freshman flipped the grappler from rival Waverly...
Last weekend, Jackson Pollock’s relatives gathered to discuss one of their distant cousin’s most famous paintings, deciding they wanted it to stay in Iowa. Fifty years ago, the woman who donated Mural...
Most women working for the Cedar Rapids Gazette in 1957 wrote for the society and feature pages.
But Phyllis Fleming covered hard news.
Fleming, a longtime member of the Student Publications Inc. board,...
“Jack the Dripper’s” brush has long been dry, but the famed artist’s piece, Mural, is still dripping with controversy.
In response to a recently proposed bill that would force the University of...
Kaitlyn Carlson has long dreamed of becoming a teacher.
But when police charged the University of Iowa freshman with possession of alcohol under the legal age, she thought she had lost her chance at entering...
More than 50,000 Iowa women could soon see an increase in the cost of reproductive health care.
Title X, enacted in 1970 as part of the Public Health Service Act, provides funding for family planning...
Grace Hoyland can swiftly list the three branches of government without much thought. And she said it’s only fair that all Americans can do the same.
“[Some] people not born here know more than people...
Phil Schintler holds his bowling ball close enough that it touches his face. Dressed in a black Iowa polo and black jeans, the man slowly winds up and releases the ball. The black-and-gold-flaked ball...
Contestants jostled for speed rather than position on stationary rowing machines in the center of the Campus Recreation & Wellness Center on Sunday. The rowing machines sat in the center of the bustling...
Maybe it was the meeting’s 9 a.m. starting time. Maybe residents had exhausted their opinions at last week’s meeting.
But whatever the reason, no one spoke Thursday about the Johnson County Board...
A large group of University of Iowa students clinked their lemonade-filled champagne flutes together Thursday night.
“Cin cin,” the crowd said, repeating an Italian toast.
The Consortium Institute...
