Iowa City police arrested a man after he allegedly physically and verbally abused his girlfriend Sunday.
Alvin Seals, 35, 223 Woodside Drive, was charged with domestic-abuse assault causing bodily injury.
According...
As rain pounded against the windows of the Main Library, UI senior Leslie Perk sat alone at a wooden desk in a multi-person study carrel. Around her, students shuffled through the hallways, conversing...
City officials are considering adding a special juvenile detective or an entire bureau to the Iowa City police as means to find alternative ways to reduce youth violence.
The idea, inspired by the Davenport...
James Vineburgh needs childcare.
The UI doctoral student and father of two commutes to Iowa City from Cedar Rapids for classes, and his wife works as a full-time school teacher.
“Without childcare,...
Popular energy drinks containing a spike of alcohol could soon be pulled from shelves pending a federal review of their safety.
But the ban only affects premixed drinks and would not affect those wanting...
A judge will soon decide the fate of a former UI vice president’s lawsuit against the university.
Sixth District Judge Douglas Russell must determine whether to grant the UI’s motion to dismiss the...
At the first UI Student Government-sponsored event with alcohol, the beer seemed to stay on the sidelines.
By the end of the first half of the Battle of the Roses tailgate, the 170 Hawkeye fans flooding...
Despite being recently appointed a Johnson County supervisor, Janelle Rettig will now face competition to hold her position in a special election.
“If people want to vote, that is perfectly fine,”...
Jill Hoffman is full of stories.
There’s the woman who stuffed a bag of tortillas down her dress, and then there’s the guy who threw a propane tank through the window of Brothers Bar & Grill,...
Iowa City firefighters were called to a structure fire on Sunday around 1 a.m.
The fire was at a one-story duplex at 1103 Pickard St. When firefighters entered the building, they encountered heavy smoke...
The setting was friendly and relaxed, but the message was a serious one.
Fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon, along with the Men’s Antiviolence Council, organized a Thanksgiving-style dinner on Sunday to raise...
They’re going to fight.
With recent budget cuts and setbacks from flooding, the UI Center for Human Rights’ staff and student members are concerned about the facility’s future. It’ll take about...
