Jon Kerstetter leaned heavily on a carved light-brown cane, a cane he needs after enduring 10 surgeries in 18 months.
The Army veteran read poetically from one of his short stories — "Experiment...
University Heights city councilors tabled a controversial development plan until the council's December meeting after nearly three hours of presentation, public comment, and discussion on Tuesday.
If...
Blandina Giblin has more than 65 children.
The Tanzanian-native walked around a white-walled classroom in Van Allen Hall on Tuesday, her black-braided hair neatly tied in a ponytail, a pink and white...
In past years, the Iowa City Police Citizen Review Board has held its meetings at City Hall.
But on Tuesday night, the Police Board met for its third-annual public forum on the Southeast Side of Iowa...
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday certified voting results from the November election.
Supervisor Terrence Neuzil said there were no changes to results from the Auditor's Office, and...
The wrongful-death trial of a former patient at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics has been rescheduled, according to court documents.
The lawsuit alleges that UIHC physicians allegedly told...
Ryan Bruner hasn't suffered a seizure since he came to the University of Iowa.
Throughout high school, his epilepsy caused more than 20. Now, he says, his seventh- and eighth-grade years are simply a...
Three fuzzy kittens were recently left at the Iowa City Animal Care and Adoption Center in a Rubbermaid bin, with just a few holes drilled in it.
Workers at the animal shelter found them at the doorstop...
David Fahey keeps his Facebook profile as private as possible. His profile picture isn't of him, and he said he has "blocked everything."
The 22-year-old University of Iowa senior is preparing...
University Heights city councilors are set to hold a final vote tonight on a controversial rezoning ordinance which would allow a multi-level commercial development to be built within the small community.
Maxwell...
The hardest thing Rachel Nathanson had to do during her internship last summer was not do hands-on work.
Sitting in the World Bank building, interning with the World Bank Inspection Panel, Nathanson did...
Iowa City wants to be more walkable. And it's not alone.
"Walkability" is the new trend in urban development, experts said, and new additions to Iowa City streets are just the most recent local...
