It’s all about the Tigerhawk.
An energy-drink company contracted with the UI says the university is unfairly trying to terminate its contract after being pressured by Coca-Cola.
The UI notified TNT...
Iowa City residents are one step closer to seeing an increase in their utility bills.
The Iowa City City Council voted 6-1 to pass its first consideration of the city’s franchise fee at its meeting...
UI Hospitals and Clinics employees will not be required to receive flu vaccinations, a neutral arbitrator ruled Monday.
The decision applies to vaccines against both the seasonal and H1N1 flu.
The ruling...
Early voting in this year’s Iowa City City Council election is at a record low, and turnout is expected to remain paltry when the polls close tonight.
As of Monday, the Auditor’s Office recorded 1,313...
The DeGowin Blood Center is looking for more platelet donations after seeing astronomical demand recently.
Platelet use at the UI Hospital and Clinics has been 50 to 60 percent above normal during the...
Nancy Sereduck rarely stops.
On one Thursday afternoon, the Emergency Communications Center supervisor scanned computer monitors, radioing officers, and fielded 911 calls. She’s that person who constantly...
Iowa City School District officials and a large group of parents discussed boundary change concerns at the first of three public forums about redistricting on Monday night.
Several parents said they were...
The trial for a former Hawkeye football player accused of sexually assaulting a female student-athlete has been rescheduled — probably for the last time — for July.
Cedric Everson’s trial is now...
GRUNDY CENTER, Iowa — Day two of Michelle Kehoe’s murder trial found her family members staring at her written answers to authorities’ questions, projected onto a screen in the Grundy County Courthouse.
Chris...
The smoky aroma of grilling goat meat seeped through the open door of the Church of the Nazarene in Iowa City on Oct. 31.
Inside, 50 Christians praised their savior.
Since they received formal approval...
Almost 6,000 miles apart, Angela Keysor and her husband — both UI graduate students in history — celebrated the same thing this weekend: the Republic Day of Turkey.
Her husband, Brian Miller, watched...
There was a slightly larger crowd than normal at UI Student Health Service on Oct. 30.
The day before, Westlawn received its first 150 doses of the coveted injectable form of the H1N1 vaccine.
Now, students...
