The scene appeared normal.
Students carrying various musical instruments milled around the north portion of the former University of Iowa Museum of Art on March 22. The muted sounds of flute music wafted...
Growing up watching her mother volunteer as a paramedic, Tina McDermott knew she wanted a service-oriented job. She didn’t know that was firefighting until much later.
Now, as an Iowa City firefighter,...
While the University of Iowa has made progress in its efforts to be more environmentally friendly, officials here hope to pick up a few tips from a nationally renowned expert.
The UI Center for Human...
Iowa City police arrested a North English, Iowa, man after an officer allegedly found methamphetamine in his truck, authorities said.
James Gale, 50, was charged March 27 with possession of a controlled...
Iowa City police arrested an Iowa City man and a minor for allegedly attempting to break into several cars.
Victor Curry, 18, 2920 Muscatine Ave., was charged Sunday with tampering with motor vehicles...
Public safety in Johnson County is getting a financial boost next year.
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors approved $230,000 to fund additional personnel requests for the Johnson County Sheriff’s...
When University of Iowa junior Allison Andersen began college, she promised to be done in four years.
By signing onto the UI’s Four Year Plan, she was hoping to save money.
“It was a lot of pressure...
As he prepared to chug a bottle of ketchup, DJ Mawe thought it might be not be the best idea.
But the show must go on.
He and fellow UI student Ryan Thompson stood in the kitchen of their friends’...
An Iowa City man charged in the slaying of his girlfriend has pleaded not guilty, according to court records.
Eric Scott Osborn, 26, reportedly went gambling with his live-in girlfriend, Sarah McKay,...
The state of Iowa so far has a 32 percent participation rate for the 2010 Census, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
The organization defines the “mail participation rate” as the percentage of forms...
He insisted they could. And on Thursday, he said the passage of landmark health-care legislation was affirmation.
It’s appropriate that “Yes we can” — a mantra that was popularized in Iowa and...
On Saturday, Allison Allmon expects between 500 and 700 University of Iowa students to join her for a wild — but sober — night.
Allmon, a graduate assistant in the Office of Residence Life, is gearing...
