Offensive lineman Kyler Schott, sporting a walking boot on his right foot, used crutches to work his way onto the practice field during Iowa football’s media day on Friday after breaking his foot...
Masks are required effective immediately in Johnson County buildings as the county experiences high levels of community COVID-19 transmission.
The requirement, which will continue until Oct. 12,...
Marchers gathered at the Iowa City Catholic Worker House in support of allocating American Rescue Plan funding to excluded workers Wednesday.
They held signs that said, “Public money for public...
When the fall semester begins, instructors at the University of Iowa won't be able to ask students to wear a mask in their classrooms or offices, and they can't make statements ascribing value to getting...
A petition signed by hundreds of University of Iowa staff and faculty calls for vaccine and mask mandates on campuses governed by the state Board of Regents, saying morale is “at an all-time low”...
Mercy Iowa City will not require COVID-19 vaccinations among colleagues and medical staff after the MercyOne network required its staff to be vaccinated Tuesday.
The clinic, an affiliate of MercyOne...
Iowa soccer kicked off its 2020-21 season on Saturday, playing an exhibition game against South Dakota as part of the Hawkeyes’ preseason training.
At the Iowa Soccer Complex, the Hawkeyes beat...
Everyone in Iowa City will need to wear face coverings inside city buildings starting Friday.Â
The policy change comes as Johnson County has moved from moderate to substantial COVID-19 transmission,...
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Despite joining Hy-Vee as its Chief Medical Officer, Dan Fick, the former University of Iowa Campus Health Officer, is not ready to say goodbye to the Hawkeye community.
Fick made the decision to...
In the last week of July and the first week of August before the fall semester starts, leftover furniture and appliances from renters moving out is scattered along the sides of Iowa City streets.
The...
As the first day of school approaches for the Iowa City Community School District, Johnson County Public Health is raising concern regarding the students under the age of 12 who are unable to receive...
