Add, mix, and wait.
They are instructions Regina Miller follows daily.
She started cooking when she was a kid. However, after adding two cups of baking soda to her cupcake mixture by accident, it seemed...
The primary to determine which four candidates will advance to the Nov. 3 Iowa City City Council elections will be held today. Candidates are vying for two open seats.
Iowa City residents should vote...
The 2nd Iowa Congressional District, which includes Iowa City, has more uninsured individuals than any other Iowa district, according to a report released Monday.
A total of 56,015 people in the district...
Several public transit and parking ramp schedules will be changed during Friday’s Homecoming parade.
The last Iowa City Transit buses will leave the downtown interchange at 3:45 p.m., relocating to...
Petitioners are stationing themselves outside local malls, searching for support on a $75,000 special election for Johnson County residents to vote on the open Board of Supervisors seat.
A committee including...
UI Professor Mitch Kelly said he opens each semester by recounting the tale of a poor lost freshman who wandered into his class looking for the “reetoric” department.
After learning he was in the...
For more than 16 years, policymakers have not asked much about “Don’t ask, don’t tell.” But as politicians begin debating the controversial policy, UI military personnel are also weighing in on...
For UI sophomore and street performer Andrew Wagner, that means a little square of bricks on the Pedestrian Mall next to Brothers Bar & Grill. It’s perfect: not too noisy, with a lot of foot traffic.
“It’s...
Three Iowa City men were arrested after throwing a keg party and allegedly selling alcohol to a police officer and people under the legal age, according to Iowa City police.
John Solsma, 21, was charged...
The Fraternal Order of Eagles delivered the first $5 million installment of a $25 million pledge to establish the Fraternal Order of Eagles Diabetes Research Center.
Eagles leaders presented the gift...
Labyrinth Days for the 2009-10 school year began at Old Brick on Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m.
The events will continue at the same time through December and again in February through May.
Hosted by Soul Friends,...
The UI will receive approximately $2.6 million in National Institutes of Health funding for biomedical research, Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, recently announced.
Funding is provided through the American Recovery...
