The Iowa City City Council formally approved its final round of a total of $4 million in grants toward nonprofits and businesses in Iowa City this month that give services to underrepresented individuals...
As Caitlin Clark’s last season with Iowa ends and her career with the Indiana Fever begins, the basketball star continues to inspire countless teenagers across the internet.
Many fans’ TikTok pages...
After 64 years in the Dane family, Iowa City ice cream shop Dane’s Dairy, will pass on to a new generation of owners.
Donna Dane, the store’s first owner, recently decided she was ready to retire...
An Iowa City man was arrested Tuesday for a shots fired incident that prompted City High School to go into a brief lockdown this November.
Lawrence Russell, 39, was charged with one count of Dominion/Control...
An Iowa City man was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison on firearm possession charges related to the death of a 3-year-old child on April 17, according to a press release by the Southern District...
Johnson County nonprofit Escucha Mi Voz sent a letter on April 10 to the Johnson County Board of Supervisors criticizing its decision to shift $1.5 million of ARPA funding slated for an affordable housing...
The University of Iowa is asking the Iowa Board of Regents to approve a proposed increase to parking rates and parking tickets this week that would go into effect this fall.
The UI proposed an average...
To make the University of Iowa campus more eco-friendly, seven students have assembled a team to launch detergent and soap refill stations in UI buildings.
The team, dubbed RefillerMe, was awarded a $10,000...
One University of Iowa scholarship recipient wants others to know that there is a path for everyone to higher education opportunities through personal growth.
C.J. Petersen, 33, is a nontraditional...
After seeing a lack of resources in the process of applying to the University of Iowa’s College of Nursing, a group of pre-nursing students started a club to troubleshoot the competitive application.
The...
The University of Iowa’s 28th Annual Powwow was held at the Johnson County Fairgrounds on Saturday.
The powwow kicked off with a customary opening, where participants entered the arena led by Meskwaki...
Dancers in vibrant regalia, the rhythm of drums, and an enduring sense of tradition and achievement filled the University of Iowa's 28th Annual Powwow on Saturday at the Johnson County Fairgrounds.
The...