As the school year comes to a close in Iowa City, dumpsters fill with trash bags, discarded furniture, and barely used decor — signs of a growing “throwaway culture” that is continuing to grow...

A University of Iowa professor is using a $1.2 million grant to improve flash flood warning systems in Comoros, Haiti, Barbados, Guatemala, and Antigua and Barbuda.   Humberto Vergara, an assistant...

While demand for services continues to grow, Coralville nonprofit Houses into Homes furnished over 400 homes in 2025, marking a major milestone for the organization as its largest volume of service...

The Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum is preparing to reopen following a period of renovations aimed at updating exhibits and improving visitor experience. The library is expected to reopen...

Former Iowa women’s basketball player and WNBA star Caitlin Clark’s inspiring story continues to reach new heights, with USA Today sports columnist Christine Brennan finding a new way to shape...

In operation for eight years, La Escuelita, which means “little school” in Spanish, has been a space for children in Iowa City to attend after-school Spanish courses, and is moving into a new location...

The aftermath of the Iowa City Pedestrian Mall shooting on April 19 has sparked a series of racist rhetoric online, stereotyping Black people, and particularly Black men, as violent. Alleged 17-year-old...

Law enforcement agencies across Johnson County are seeing a gradual rebound in staffing after pandemic-era declines, with departments now nearing pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels but still slightly below...

Iowa City community members shared collective support, with many wearing “Care in Action” shirts and holding signs in defense of immigrants and in support of defunding the federal agency, the U.S....

Lyrics of “No one is getting left behind,” “We got the power,” and “You do not carry this alone” reverberate through the Iowa City Pedestrian Mall, as roughly 30 community members held...

A GoFundMe has been organized by Janjay Peters to raise money to help her sister Miranda Peters, a survivor of the shooting on April 19 in Iowa City and a student at the University of Iowa, recover...

Over the last two years, foreclosure rates in Iowa have risen due to misconceptions regarding the state’s housing market and the affordability of land and property, according to Iowa City realtors....