The protest by Latino members of Iowa City is the latest in a lineage of protests intended to support and uplift their community’s voices.
In the wake of President Donald Trump’s executive order...
Jack Moore, Managing News Editor
• February 25, 2025
Challenging some of Iowa City’s largest landlords in the courtroom, Iowa City Attorney Christopher Warnock has led a career that seeks to define the relationships between landlords and tenants where...
Iowa was ranked second in the nation for book bans in classrooms and school libraries in 2024 with 3,671 titles removed — over six times more than Texas, the third-highest state. Only Florida has banned...
Axel Swanson, a lieutenant with the Iowa City Fire Department, recently earned a Fire Officer designation through the Center for Public Safety Excellence. Swanson, a 25-year firefighter, is one of only...
The City of Cedar Rapids is moving forward with plans for a $275 million dollar casino after the Iowa Racing Gaming Commission authorized a gaming license for Linn County on Feb. 6. After two failed...
Americans across the nation are feeling a strain on their wallets due to avian influenza, commonly referred to as the bird flu, which has led to the largest increase in egg prices in 10 years.
According...
The North Liberty Community Pantry is expanding with a new facility designed to better serve local families. The upcoming 10,500-square-foot building will feature a larger shopping area, expanded food...
Following retired Hawkeye women’s basketball player Ava Jones’ social media announcement that she has been diagnosed with cancer, RAYGUN stores announced a partnership with Jones to help her...
A University of Iowa study found in 1992, 62 percent of Iowa dentists were willing to accept all new Medicaid patients without conditions. In 2013, the number dropped to just 16 percent of dentists...
Just eight days before the upcoming special election for the Iowa City City Council, The Daily Iowan received an anonymous tip regarding candidate Ross Nusser’s past financial issues.
The information,...
Johnson County United Nations Association, or JCUNA, and the Office of Equity and Human Rights will co-host the “Night of 1,000 Dinners” on March 6 to celebrate International Women’s Day.
The...
Johnson County League of Women Voters held a legislative forum at the Coralville City Hall Saturday, where all Johnson County State Legislators were invited to attend. Five of nine made an appearance.
Zach...
