A new program at Iowa City’s premier independent theater aims to create a more equitable movie-going experience.
FilmScene, 118 E. College St., has begun implementing open (dialogue and ambiance) and...
A recent study by the University of Iowa’s Psychiatry Department, presented in November at the 2018 Society for Neuroscience annual meeting in San Diego, showed that inflammation in the womb can cause...
Sitting at the top of Biology Building East, the University of Iowa Greenhouse has provided students and community members a space to study and follow their interest in plants.
Ray Tallent, who has been...
"Iowa City Police Log," a Twitter and Facebook account run by Chris Patton, announced Saturday that the comedic posts based on the Iowa City Police Department's daily activity log will be turned into a...
Saturday morning, Iowa politicians took to Twitter after the death of George H. W. Bush, the 41st president of the United States.
George HW Bush will most b remembered as our 41st president I honor...
Man faces domestic-abuse, firearm charges
Authorities have accused a Coralville man of choking and threatening to kill a woman.
Jerry Cook, 42, was charged Nov. 28 with first-offense domestic assault,...
Man faces slew of charges
Authorities have accused a Central City, Iowa, man of driving under the influence and possessing a firearm as a felon, among other charges.
Jason Spies, 37, was charged Nov....
A University of Iowa Hospital & Clinics pulmonologist is preparing to test a more permanent treatment for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
UI Clinical Associate Professor Alejandro Comellas...
As temperatures plummet, local conversations swirl on how the homeless population will manage through the winter.
The installation of new benches on the Pedestrian Mall has emerged as part of those conversations....
Parents and other community members are confused and seeking explanations after they received an announcement that the Roosevelt Education Center’s doors will close at the end of the academic year, forcing...
Sitting at the Mayflower front desk in September, Danielle Havel’s phone lit up with a notification: “Pack your bags; you’re going to Nepal.”
Havel, a University of Iowa student, traveled to...
Five medical-marijuana dispensaries will soon open their doors for business as Iowa’s recently expanded medical-marijuana program gets underway.
On Saturday, five state-approved dispensaries will begin...
