It’s been the target of countless juvenile jokes ever since its name was adopted in 1975, but Iowa’s very own Kum & Go gas station chain might be in store for a rebranding. The potential...

Big Grove Brewery in Iowa City unveiled its new beer, Fruitfully Just, during a Thursday evening launch event. Proceeds will benefit Iowa Legal Aid. Iowa Legal Aid, founded in 1977, is a nonprofit...

A perfectly constructed cappuccino is more than just espresso and milk. The foam that beautifully tops the drink is not just a work of art — it’s a science. Researchers like James Byrne at the...

To kick off the holiday season, Stead Family Children's Hospital patients, families, and faculty gathered to celebrate a tree lighting on Thursday. The event marks the beginning of the holiday season...

When Maria Drout graduated from the University of Iowa in 2010 with a degree in physics and astronomy, she never could have expected that over a decade later, she’d be making an international name...

When a lithium-ion battery is crushed, internal short circuits create heat inside the battery too quickly to be released. This leads to overheating and eventually, a chemical reaction called thermal...

As hunting season begins for beavers this year, people across the state of Iowa are recognizing the importance of beavers and their contributions to the environment. “They're nature's engineers,...

On Nov. 2, Robert F. Kennedy, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for U.S. Health Secretary, claimed via the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, that the Trump White House will advise...

With a population of just over 6,300, Tiffin is one of the fastest growing communities in Iowa. Its rapid development has presented a number of needs for the community, including an indoor recreation...

The University of Iowa is acknowledging international students this week with an international photo contest, multicultural showcases, movie nights, and discussions with scholars from around the world. The...

The Iowa Department of Transportation announced in early November that residents of Iowa can now add their driver’s license to their phone to present at places such as bars, tobacco shops, airports,...

A living complex for individuals over 55 years old with over 100 housing units and various amenities could be coming to the west side of Iowa City. On Wednesday night, the city’s Planning and Zoning...