Henri Harper talks with his hands.
He jabbed his finger at a yellow piece of paper on the table in front of him. He threw his hands up in the air.
“I’m tired of meetings,” said Harper, the City...
UI students could find it easier to vote in next week’s City Council elections if plans are approved today to place several satellite voting locations on the UI campus.
In an attempt to get more students...
The Pedestrian Mall wasn’t always as noisy at night.
Terry Dickens has watched the iconic downtown walkway develop over the past 30 years.
Born and raised in Iowa City, Dickens, 54, wants to leverage...
Nestled in the confines of his basement workshop, surrounded by swords and enough tools to make Bob Vila jealous, Ron Herman twiddles away on a broken épée — a dueling sword for fencing — for an...
An Iowa City woman was arrested after allegedly selling crack cocaine to a person working with police during a narcotics investigation Monday, according to Iowa City police.
Patricia Silvia, 48, faces...
Because of a shipment delay, the UI’s seasonal-influenza program will be conducted in phases, said UI spokesman Tom Moore.
“The first phase focuses on immunizing anyone who works, learns, or volunteers...
The attorney for a former Hawkeye football player accused of raping a female athlete in a Hillcrest dorm room filed paperwork Tuesday asking the judge to further delay the pretrial conference and trial.
Abe...
The Iowa City City Council unanimously voted in favor of a resolution supporting a passenger rail service between Iowa City and Chicago at its meeting Tuesday night.
The Chamber of Commerce needs government...
While the state Board of Regents mull a possible bonus for UI President Sally Mason, other Big Ten institutions have already closed the issue.
Regents recently announced that Mason would not receive a...
Most Tweeting occurs somewhere in the dark dimensions of cyberspace.
But Tuesday night, it crept out into the real world and flittered to Iowa City’s own Hamburg Inn.
The first casual Iowa City “Tweetup”...
Insurance companies won’t take her. Her self-esteem has dwindled. Worst of all, she has to deal with the side effects of HIV every day.
Tami Haught has been HIV-positive for 16 years, and she is covered...
The Iowa City City Council on Tuesday night voted to defer acting on a curfew ordinance until December.
Councilor Mike Wright was the first to request the deferment, noting he hopes residents can find...
