Researchers from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources say they may have found an endangered species of mussel in the Iowa River.
Officials are testing DNA to determine if what they found is an endangered...
April Armstrong, 33
Background: Armstrong moved to Iowa City from Newton, Iowa, to become a professional nanny in 1993. Her job has helped her develop strong communication and scheduling skills.
District...
A white ice-cream truck drives by the Iowa Regency mobile-home park, past week-old wreckage of demolished houses and a swampy condemned pool unevenly filled with a mound of dirt.
Children line up to buy...
A show called “Sweet Valley” inspired Bridgar Nayiga to pledge a sorority.
Except there are a few crucial differences: Nayiga is not a blond twin from California like her favorite TV characters. She...
Steve Leazer watches as his colossal, curious cows follow each other into crammed, narrow stalls, where they’ll have a day’s worth of milk squeezed from their udders.
He is one of the more fortunate...
Thirteen-year-old Alex Ko feels a certain connection to Billy Elliot, the lead character he will play on Broadway in October.
After all, in Billy Elliot the Musical, Billy defies his father’s wishes...
Frank Cheng is 85 years old. But that doesn’t keep him from executing a nearly flawless tai chi pose he calls “tiger ascending the mountain.”
“My stability is a little off today,” Cheng said...
UI President Sally Mason voiced disappointment in a letter to Vice President Carol Clark of Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc. on the organization’s “Fan Can” marketing promotion.
Mason is concerned...
Earlier this summer, the city spoke.
Making a decision to deny renewing liquor-licenses of two downtown establishments — Et Cetera and 3rd Base Sports Bar — Iowa City City Councilors have made a clear...
Since the Iowa City City Council voted to deny the liquor licenses of two downtown businesses, confusion has surfaced about a new city ordinance that requires new bars to be built at least 500 feet apart...
Thirteen students watched as UI professor Edward Wasserman crouched and bounced, demonstrating a horse-jockey position that he researched on Google.
But the students were not studying horses. They were...
UI students could have a major effect on this November’s election: Three are running for spots on the Iowa City City Council.
Thursday night marked the deadline for candidates to secure spots on the...
