As the home of the first caucus in the nation, Iowa is generally understood to have an upper hand in politics. For aspiring lawyers, that power provides for a unique position in the nation’s capital.
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While perusing the crowded aisles (or isles) of my home away from home, Artifacts (an emporium of fine junque at 331 E. Market St.), I noticed a small, vintage-looking box sitting outside in the “free...
From elementary school onward, students are methodically trained in how to cross the street: Wait for the light, look left, look right, and cross in the crosswalk. However, they are rarely taught what...
Gerald Belz loved football, though his father said he wasn’t the best player in the game.
“Even though he was never any good at it, he loved to play,” Michael Belz, Gerald’s father, said.
He...
Around two months after the University of Iowa sanctioned several fraternities following allegations of alcohol-policy violations, the university rejected six fraternities’ appeals of the imposed sanctions.
The...
By Kim Chipman and Susan Decker
Bloomberg News
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WASHINGTON — Leading Democrats continued on Feb. 3 to call for Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam to resign because of a racist photo from a 1984 medical-school...
Authorities have accused an Iowa City man of being violent toward police while using his daughter as a shield.
Justin Halter, 40, 3765 475th St. S.W., was charged Feb. 1 with dominion of a firearm by...
Authorities have accused an Iowa City man of biting a woman’s nose in a domestic assault.
Wade Marzen, 48, 2018 Waterfront Drive, was charged Feb. 2 with third-offense domestic abuse/assault.
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The UI Dance Marathon on Feb. 1-2 celebrated 25 years of dedicating its time to pediatric cancer awareness. This past weekend, dancers, leadership, and the community were moved by the stories, songs, and...
