After an emotional public discussion at the Iowa City City Council meeting on Tuesday evening, councilors reached out to other Johnson County communities that have experience with juvenile curfews. The...
Before Wednesday night, Paige Preissler was unaware she doesn’t have to identify herself to police.
Many UI students didn’t know that either.
Nor do they know they can be charged simply for having...
A place that once held choruses of hallelujahs now holds the rowdy sounds of the Hawkeye Marching Band.
The 250-member ensemble started conducting music rehearsals in the former St. Thomas More Catholic...
George Parker talks to cats and dogs.
The owner of By George Pet Grooming believes his soothing voice and serene persona make animals understand he is going to do what he has to do: groom.
And when that...
The Iowa City City Council on Tuesday evening voted 4-3 to continue moving forward with a potential curfew. However, the council’s opinions were just as torn as Iowa City residents’.
“I don’t...
The first of nine Iowa City houses damaged by the floods of 2008 was torn down by workers early Tuesday morning, a year and three months after the flooding swamped roughly 265 homes in Iowa City.
Shortly...
The UI Student Government unanimously passed a bill Tuesday night calling for an endorsement of the student candidates running for Iowa City City Council and an open forum for the council hopefuls.
Under...
Mike Hensch hasn’t been able to take a weeklong vacation since he began working at the Johson County Medical Examiner’s Department.
He started seven years ago.
“We try really hard to have a lean...
The second floor of the University Capitol Centre turned into a spectrum of international opportunities for UI students Tuesday afternoon.
Hundreds of students attended the annual Study Abroad Fair, browsing...
Terry Wahls is a walking — and biking — miracle.
Four days a week, Wahls, a 53-year-old UI clinical professor of internal medicine, rides her bike roughly five miles to and from work. Despite her...
A man accused of shooting another person in a bar parking lot pled not guilty to charges of attempted murder on Sept. 11.
Bernard Butler, 18, of Cedar Rapids is also charged with public intoxication.
According...
Coralville will host its annual “Mayor’s Cleanup Week” from Oct. 5 through Oct. 9.
The week allow residents to put large items on the curb, including furniture, bathroom fixtures, bicycles, swing...
