The Johnson County Sheriff’s office arrested a Cedar Rapids woman after she allegedly prostituted her daughter to an undercover police officer.
Mary Doolin, 60, Cedar Rapids, was charged Feb. 8 with...
The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office charged a man on Feb. 8, alleging that he forged $13,600 in checks using a relative’s name.
Dale Grimm, 50, Middle Amana, Iowa, was charged with first-degree theft...
Students gathered Thursday night to get direct answers from their administrators on a range of issues. Quality of education, the fate of graduate programs, and drinking issues steered the discussion.
Approximately...
A new UI program will get students out of college and into a career in science education one year early.
Students majoring in biology, chemistry, and physics will have the chance to get both a bachelor’s...
Eva wants nothing more than to go to an Iowa university. But the 21-year-old has one problem: She is an undocumented immigrant.
The Marshalltown High graduate, who asked not to be named because of her...
Even when other local bus routes come to a halt in winter weather, Cambus often continues to deliver people to their destinations.
While not all Cambus drivers are trained to drive in winter conditions,...
Local experts weighed in on both state and national poverty Wednesday night as a part of a series of UI forums on domestic policy.
The discussion was part of the UI course Policy Matters: Scholarly and...
John Thomas has a secret identity.
He spends his days working in the UI Parking and Transportation Department.
But by night — or “early evening,” because he’s getting older — the Coralville...
The material witness held in relation to the Oct. 8, 2009, shooting death of John Versypt has asked that his case be dismissed, according to court documents.
Justin Marshall, 19, was in the apartment...
Fewer Iowa high-school students took an Advanced Placement Exam in 2009 than students nationwide and scored lower than their American peers, according to the group’s sixth-annual report to the nation...
The IMU has extended its hours and is offering new services for students.
Now open until 2 a.m. daily, students can study, grab late-night snacks, or find a place to relax.
Students can take advantage...
The UI, state Board of Regents, and UI President Sally Mason have submitted their answer to a lawsuit filed by a former UI vice president for Student Services, according to court documents.
Phillip Jones...
