For those looking for a sugar-coated view of America’s current economic plight, Paul Krugman’s lecture most likely won’t be a fit.
“We’re in depression economics, and it could become very,...
After getting shot with a pellet gun at Firewater Bar, a Texas woman is seeking damages, serving its owner with a lawsuit for keeping the loaded weapon close to patrons.
Sara Ann Preston, of McAllen,...
Some local officials plan to F.A.C. today — by focusing on alcohol consumption.
In yet another effort to curb binge drinking in the community, representatives from the UI and Iowa City will meet today...
From modern T-shirts to Internet-embracing ideals, the 97-year-old Girl Scouts is getting a makeover after a dip in membership. And the females leading the way are getting younger, with college students...
After nearly a year of rebuilding, City Park will once again host summer Little League and Shakespeare festivals.
Construction is coming to a close on the park, which sustained extensive damage during...
Sitting in his Iowa City office, sports counselor Morrie Adams is surrounded by wrestling memorabilia.
He is a licensed social worker by training, but in addition to his private practice, he volunteers...
For labor advocates, it’s been a disappointing Iowa Legislature session. The only labor bill to come up for a vote was a prevailing-wage bill, which failed by a single vote in the House last month.
But...
Rebuilding the UI after last summer’s flood has been a complex process, but officials said they are committed to moving forward.
Members of the UI’s Flood Mitigation Task Force and Campus Planning...
Middle- and lower-income Iowans would receive money back if a Democrat-backed tax proposal unveiled Thursday makes its way through the Legislature. One-third of Iowans would pay more in taxes under the...
UI officials will renovate the former Campus 3 cinema in the University Capitol Centre for temporary instrumental lessons, office space, and practice areas for the UI School of Music, according to an e-mail...
Despite having two high-profile bench trials in Iowa City in a month, they remain uncommon, local experts said.
Curtis Fry, who is accused of second-degree murder, and Micah Matthews, who was found guilty...
Tom Rocklin, the UI interim vice president for Student Services, authorized splitting student-activity-fee allocation rights between the UI Student Government and the Executive Council of Graduate and...
