More than 40 Iowa City residents and University of Iowa students gathered on the Pentacrest March 8 to protest U.S. involvement in Iran. The United States and Iran are currently involved in a military...

Gamicon, an Iowa City gaming convention, has started its annual series of events at the Coralville Hyatt Regency from March 6-8. This marks 35 years since it was founded in 1991 and brings in hundreds...

The North Liberty library will host a series of youth-led community events from March 28 through June 2026, after being selected as the only library in the Midwest for the National Teen Dialogue Accelerator,...

The Johnson County Board of Supervisors approved an amendment to a contract worth $549,000 with the architecture consulting service Shive-Hattery. This will begin the process of building an updated...

A University of Iowa professor has been selected to help lead an up to $355 million NASA mission to launch a satellite measuring the upper atmosphere to help predict weather, track pollution, and support...

Iowa City will welcome its first Housing and Urban Development, assisted veterans-only housing complex to the state, pending Johnson County Board of Supervisors approval Located at 1102 Hollywood...

As Johnson County weighs the future of developing large AI data centers, local leaders, hydrogeologists, and environmental advocates agree on a shared concern: the state does not have enough groundwater...

Johnson County Supervisor Mandi Remington kicked off her reelection campaign at Sidekick Coffee and Books on March 4, with roughly 20 members of the community in attendance. The incumbent is running...

Muscatine County Jail collects nearly $1 million annually to hold federal inmates, including ICE detainees, according to contract agreements provided to The Daily Iowan.  Muscatine County Jail...

University of Iowa student Niko Calhoon, 19, pled guilty to disorderly conduct and third-degree harassment on March 3 for flipping the UI chapter of Turning Point USA’s table.  According to the...

The Iowa City Community School District school board unanimously voted to approve a loan of up to $3 million to assist the district in payroll for the month of March in an out-of-cycle board meeting Tuesday. The...

As immigration policy continues to shape daily life for families across Iowa, community-led organizations are stepping in to provide advocacy, legal services, and accompany individuals to ICE check-ins...