Iowa City, IA News

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• City High senior class president: ’We are as ready as we’ll ever be’
• ’IT BECAME THE JEWEL OF THE CITY’
• Principal boasts long history with Roosevelt
• Roosevelt time line
• Borlaug nearly ready to debut
• Cancer survivor’s poems ’came out of me like a river of healing’
• Roosevelt Elementary: A timeline of a school
• Roosevelt Elementary memories
• Corps of Engineers at Coralville Lake hosts Veteran’s Trail Dedication
• Johnson County Historical Society celebrates Irving B. Weber Days
• Iowa Renaissance Festival to be Memorial weekend
• Roy Clark to perform at Riverside Casino and Golf Resort
• Chabad of Iowa City to host Holiday of Shavuot
• Kevin Olish Memorial to be Sun.
• Wetherby Splash Pad opens Sat.
• Zach Wahls to read at Prairie Lights
• Parents sue operators of boats
• Council for International Visitors to Iowa City hosts pot luck picnic
• Iowa City Scrabble Club to meet
• Veterans for Peace Chapter #161 sponsors documentary showing
• Memorial Day schedule announced for City of Iowa City
• City of North Liberty Memorial Day schedule
• The Iowa Green Party State hosts meeting
• Old Capitol City Roller Girls’ B team to play
• Raptor Rehabilitation Center presents birds of prey
• Solon Firefighters hosts Solon firefighter’s breakfast
• Alumni to host reunion
• Memorial Day schedule announced for City of Coralville
• Bank may lease former Sabin school property
• Slockett focusing on making voting accessible
• We Need Your Help on Children’s Day!
• Parents of girl killed on Coralville Reservoir file lawsuit
• UI admin has ’no intention of distancing’ from deal for Mason’s husband
• A team of University of Iowa engineers recently spent a day on the Mississippi R...
• City: Two-way Washington Street a success
• The Mill to host Kevin Olish memorial
• High court limits medical leave suits against Iowa
• Condo association president charged with theft
• Indictment filed in Iowa to break up nationwide prostitution ring
• Pollock exhibit on pace to break UIMA attendance record
• Triumphs, tragedies made West class of 2012 stronger
• Horn sixth-grader writes his first musical
• Agencies raise money for Special Olympics Iowa
• Archer and Dolan face off in Republican forum
• The Farmer’s Table
• Speaker: If you build the rail, they will come
• Obama: Progress in jeopardy
• West High graduates
• UI Foundation issues statement on Ken Mason’s salary
• Man banned from City High property after running onto soccer field
• Area police officers serve food, raise money for Special Olympics Iowa
• Iowa City Landfill closes due to high winds
• Man faces charges after brief foot chase with police
• You've heard of second-hand smoke, right? Well, there is an equivalent called "b...
• Obama to appear in Iowa, jabs Romney over Iowa State Fair remark
• Landlord finds four-year-old at home with dead father
• High winds to blow through today with chance of thunderstorms
• Facility makes fighting fire second nature
• Mason wanted deal in writing
• Writing competition seeks veterans’ work
• Schwab, Johnson face off in debate for House seat
• Before leaving town, you may want to fill up
• Memorial Day schedule announced for City of Coralville
• Memorial Day schedule announced for City of Iowa City
• Hills Bank to host business exchange
• Court rules against release of sex offender
• Departing City High students help out in the community
• State honors 2 Coralville businesses
• Beaver Kreek Center damage estimate: $1 million
• Agent: Remains are those of missing Mt. Pleasant woman
• Two Coralville businesses receive state funding awards
• Court of appeals rules against release of sex offender
• Bodies found in Iowa state park are mom, 10-year-old son
• Authorities to release more information on skeletal remains found in March
• North Liberty man injured in motorcycle/Jeep collision
• Area seniors earn National Merit awards
• Developers share visions for Coralville
• Traveler shares his experiences with students
• Let the countdown begin! Congrats to all the high school graduates who are Iowa...
• More expected to hit the road this weekend
• District pulls tainted lettuce from its schools
• VIDEO: Fire destroys upstairs apartments in N. Liberty
• Mason’s employment never put on paper
• Access 2 Independence hosts open house
• Hills Bank to host business exchange
• LitFlicks presents ’To Kill a Mockingbird’
• UAY seeking entries for flower fest
• Keystone IT buys company’s assets
• City Park amusement rides open Sat.
• Orchestra Iowa to play Beach Boys’ music
• IMCC inmate dies at UIHC
• Officials talk switch in mental health coverage
• Fire destroys upper floor of North Liberty apartment complex
• Semi catches fire on I-80
• Iowa City School District responds to lettuce recall
• City Park amusement rides open Saturday
• Teen Summer Reading Program Events
• IMCC inmate dies
• Children’s Summer Reading Program Events
• What are Iowa’s most popular baby names?
• Man faces charge of keeping a drug house
• Exploding tire on semi slows I-80 traffic this morning
• Flood preparedness forum to be held May 30
• Bodies found are those of woman, boy
• Branstad pushes for teacher leadership program
• Iowa City Jazz Festival 2012
• Iowa Arts Festival 2012
• Foundation declines records request
• Three area high schools make Newsweek’s top schools list
• Local Obama supporters ramp up efforts
• Men charged with stealing boy’s bike
• Local candidates file finance reports
• Three Johnson County Jail inmates charged with identity theft
• Get ready for summer road construction
• Iowa City Hospice raises $100,000
• Iowa Hospice to training session
• Old Town Redevelopers to present proposals
• Four Iowa lawmakers to be ’Safe Community Partners’
• Retired School Personnel Association hosts meeting
• City to discuss Title Boxing Club
• Highland Ave. to be reduced to one lane until Fri.
• Uptown Bill’s to host BobFest
• Committee sponsors candidate forum
• Old Creamery Theatre announces Light the Stage Raffle
• Career moves
• Wednesday live chat with UI President Sally Mason
• Wednesday live chat with UI President Sally Mason
• 12:30 p.m. live chat with Press-Citizen staff about subscription model
• Three Johnson County inmates charged with identity theft
• Two men accused of stealing kid’s bike because of disrespect
• Newsweek: West, City, Mid-Prairie among nation’s top high schools
• Construction began one century ago, in 1912, on a new dormitory for women on Nor...
• Two bodies found in Iowa state park
• Search to resume today for man thought drowned in Cedar River
• Iowa City struggles to fill positions
• Civil War buffs share knowledge and look at relics at temporary museum
• New Pi educates about living gluten-free life
• Extravaganza to showcase youth talent
• Supervisors announces board vacancy
• Extension to offer gardening webinars
• Habitat to discuss weatherization
• Senior Center to host planning meetings
• Software recommends on-campus activities
• South East students earn recognition
• Willowwind to show documentary
• Nominate City High graduates
• Retiring teachers reflect on their careers
• West, City go 1-2 at regional math contest
• Plants to add color and character to Northside park
• Mason hoping trip will raise UI’s profile in Asia
• Tours showcase healthy woodlands
• Transportation Services Dept. switching hours
• CCA to host senior awards ceremony
• Norse Club hosts annual potluck
• Golf outing Monday at Brown Deer
• Arthritis-Fibromyalgia support group to meet
• Alzheimer’s Association to host program
• Clubfoot hasn’t kept Chris Nepola out of the race
• Summer brings free family concerts as part of Arts Fest
• Voxman’s legacy honored at UI
• West, City go 1-2 at math contest
• Mason heading to Asia on recruiting trip
• Plants to add color, character to Northside park
• Man jumps from parking ramp
• Plummer trial rescheduled
• Community rallies around Ernie Found
• Professor loses case against UI Research Foundation
• Police: Woman pulled knife on people
• Sunday’s sunset solar eclipse will be something to see
• Man sentenced in drug case
• New Pioneer Co-Op to host ’Gluten Freedom Fest’
• City High seeking Hall of Fame nominations
• Club to take trip to Hornbaker Gardens
• CVHS to host microchip clinic
• Iowa City earns spot on Realtor.com list
• ICPL to offer free summer library bus
• Technigraphics moving to new location
• Backyard Abundance to host yard tours
• Chamber Singers of Iowa City reunite Salieri, Mozart Sunday
• TIF bill not a ’good start’ but a ’missed opportunity’
• Thanks to all the Washington, D.C.-area Hawkeyes who are helping to honor World...
• All Iowa Reads 2012 Book Discussion: “Strength in What Remains” by Tracy Kidder
• Ambulance Service to offer CPR training
• Learn about funeral records in genealogical research
• Gizmo Guys to offer Young Footliters workshop
• Group to host civil war tour of city
• Camp Hitaga registration under way
• Man jumps from second floor of downtown parking ramp
• Branden Plummer trial rescheduled to Sept. 24
• Professor loses claim against UI Research Foundation
• Woman charged with going armed with intent after pulling steak knife
• It's Black & Gold Friday! Sport your Hawkeye colors and email pics to uoficm@gma...
• Obama to make return trip to Iowa
• The Big Ten Network has been a great way for the University of Iowa and other sc...
• Is Facebook a fading fad?
• Card club serves as bridge from past to present
• UI puts off health plan changes
• NAMI to host educational program
• Group to host ’Morning in the Park’
• Theater to premiere ’Mrs. Mannerly’
• April Shine Award recipients honored
• NAMI to host game day Saturday
• Man faces weapons and harassment charges
• Scouts foster leadership in youths
• Group to honor Poppy Days
• Northwest earns state championship
• Gizmo Guys to perform at Farmers Market
• Animal shelter fundraising could begin this summer
• Norwich, England, named City of Literature
• Fourth Room Theatre presents ’Parallel Lives’
• I.C. man seeking $375K in mold allergy lawsuit against UI
• Village Artisans to host art night
• Oakland Cemetery to allow limited decorations
• City cleaner following volunteer effort
• 27 IMS students to receive diplomas
• Animal Shelter fundraising could begin this summer
• West Branch’s Courtney Bruns wins state title in 3,000 meters
• Check out the photos from yesterday's disaster drill at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
• Tuesday live chat with Press-Citizen staff about subscription model
• "Bridges of Madison County" author donates money to UNI
• Upcoming Movies at Your Public Library
• Iowa City Public Library again offers free bus rides for students
• Iowa City man seeking $375K in mold allergy lawsuit
• Man faces weapons, harassment charges
• Great Buffalo Breakout: 200 buffalo break free in Iowa, reach five counties
• Closing arguments in UI research lawsuit scheduled for today
• Board amends some requirements for Schwab to obtain permit
• I.C. man charged with burlgary
• Interestate loop closures begin Thursday
• What to do about outdated radios
• Man charged with domestic assault
• Area agencies practice responding to a terrorist attack at Carver-Hawkeye Arena
• Court documents reveal family infighting long before murders
• School board members talk about next steps
• Inspectors to visit Iowa City VA
• DPS: Sweets died of gunshot wounds
• Health care inspectors to visit Iowa City VA next week
• South East Junior High team finalists in environmental challenge
• Norwich, England, named sixth UNESCO City of Literature
• Keep your child reading this summer
• Report: Iowa faces more big rainstorms, big floods
• First responders simulate terrorist attack at Carver-Hawkeye Arena
• Get to know Jonas Nurse Leaders Scholar Emily Higdon, a UI College of Nursing do...
• Hey, Hawkeyes! How are you spending your summer? Traveling abroad? Taking classe...
• Oakland Cemetery reminds public of rules for Memorial Day decorations
• Man faces 25 years for alleged assault
• Man charged in woman’s beating
• The word is fight fight fight for IOMA!
• VIDEO: Isaiah Sweet formally charged
• Center ignored injured resident, state says
• Students relish their chance at competition
• Bringing Iowa City classrooms into the wilds of Johnson County
• Board OKs artificial turf at City High, rejects Roosevelt bid
• District scraps plans for 2013-14 redistricting
• City OKs mural after seeing sketch
• Riverside Theatre hosts ’Thursday Theatre Talk’
• National Alliance on Mental Illness hosts educational program
• Hy-Vee manager wins national award
• ’City of Witerature’ to be Friday
• Supervisors announce vacancies
• Mercy Occupational Medicine to host educational seminar
• Isaiah Sweet charged with two counts of first-degree murder
• Legislators, property owners disappointed in lack of tax reform
• 2012 Iowa City Elementary Track and Field Days results
• Thank your mentor, help Big Brothers Big Sisters at same time
• Solon man pleads guilty to illegal trapping
• Don Nelson was a Hawkeye All-American and an NBA coaching legend. He's now an Io...
• Solon man charged with illegal trapping
• Local authors to read at City of Witerature event
• UI sponsors ’pitch & Grow’ event
• MidAmerican warns customers of phone scammers
• Romney’s Iowa speech to focus on spending
• Iowa City real estate market seeming to turn around
• NIEHS awards 5-year $7.9M grant to UI research center
• Aplington man found guilty of burglary, assault
• Grandson charged in murders
• Bicyclists can swap citations for bike lights
• Butler Bridge boasts unique construction
• Illinois man arrested with parents after bar brawl
• U. Heights, Geoff’s Bike host breakfast
• Sunday fire causes $3,000 damage
• 58th Annual Track and Field Days kicks off
• See how Hawkeyes marked commencement via social media in this Storify compilation:
• Missed commencement? Spring 2012 ceremonies are all on YouTube. Here's the Colle...
• Teen charged with first-degree murder of grandparents in Manchester
• Press-Citizen to hold live chat on new subscription model at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday
• UI Research Center receives $7.9 million grant
• Iowa City program swaps citations for bike lights
• Illinois man arrested with parents after Iowa City bar brawl
• Iowa City Public Library Events: May 15-25
• UI archaeologists and volunteers recently unearthed an 18th-century trading post...
• Aplington man found guilty in burglary, sexual assault
• Career moves
• Teen sought in case of Manchester killings was held in Iowa City
• Press-Citizen to hold live chat on new subscription model at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday
• Neighbors: Police called to Manchester home frequently
• Sixty years ago this summer, Danforth Chapel was being constructed just south of...
• Romney to make Iowa campaign stop on Tuesday
• Realtors: Iowa homes sales up in April
• Police seek ’person of interest’ in Manchester deaths
• Locals come to the rescue of baby ducks
• Firefighters respond to garage fire
• Mother’s Day on the farm
• Clayton has simple alcohol mantra: Treat it with respect
• UI students charged with assault, false imprisonment
• Eastern Iowa construction boom prompts fears of worker shortage
• Educators: ’Very little’ in reform bill
• ICCSD Foundation hosts ’Education Is Everybody’s Business Breakfast’
• Luncheon fundraiser honors Kirk and Mary Ferentz
• JCHS hosts 16mm film public viewing of Iowa City
• Walden Place hosts series of armed forces events
• Filmmaker Frederick Wiseman to debut ’Crazy Horse’
• UI students charged with assault, false imprisonment
• Senior already accepted to med school
• Muslim community working to educate, dispel myths
• City High graduates row for Iowa team
• Clayton has simple alcohol mantra: Treat it with respect
• UI student opens ’same style of karaoke club as in China’
• UI student opens ’same style of karaoke club as in China’
• Survey results evaluating Murley will not be made public
• Survey results evaluating Murley will not be made public
• Making everyone proud
• Mom says son’s progress worth the sacrifices
• ’I think the moral to that story is it’s never too late’
• ’I think the moral to that story is it’s never too late’
• Iowa City School Board Members to host listening post
• New Pioneer Co-Op hosts New Pi Ride
• Workshop on technology funding to be Tues.
• VNA hosts cardiac risk assessment
• Riverside Theatre hosts ’The Merchant of Venice’ open reading
• Kristin Simon presents at family night
• Chamber Singers to present ’Antonio and Amadeus’
• How the job hunt is treating some UI graduates
• How the job hunt is treating some UI graduates
• Basketball legend Don Nelson graduates from the University of Iowa today at 71....
• Congrats to all those Hawkeyes graduating today!
• UI names dean of college of liberal arts and sciences
• ’I think about it every day’
• University of Iowa law graduates kick off weekend of ceremonies
• City High students recognized
• Johnson County Task Force on Aging to host presentation
• Curves gives free 30 day memberships during National Women’s Health Week
• Board will discuss Roosevelt bid Tuesday
• Johnson County celebrates bike to work week
• Newcomers Division to meet
• McGehee wins book award
• University Heights hosts Bike to Work Week breakfast
• Keeping cold cases from being forgotten
• ’I’ve got it in my mind I’m going to solve these cases’
• UI awarding three honorary degrees
• Fire causes extensive damage, no injuries
• Moen proposes funding downtown mural
• Center director found not guilty
• UI lecturer to join N.Y.C ballet orchestra
• Brew taps into an untapped market: women
• Java House cup illustrator wins award for children’s book
• 176 graduate from UI College of Law
• Verdict in Freeman-Murdah case: Not guilty
• Give a warm Hawkeye welcome to incoming College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dea...
• University of Iowa names new liberal arts dean
• Freeman-Murdah case goes to jury
• House on fire near Solon
• Congrats to graduating senior Brandon Jennings, who recently was awarded the Cri...
• UI cellist lands spot in New York City Ballet Orchestra
• Let's not forget that it's Black & Gold Friday! If you're repping the Hawkeyes,...
• Marc Moen proposes five-story mural for downtown
• Man accused of drunk driving with loaded gun
• Why did the peacock cross the road? Doesn’t matter...he caused a crash
• Branstad to take action to allow lead shot for dove hunting
• Johnson County appoints new magistrate
• Polly Frost to perform at the Englert
• Johnson County Master Gardeners Plant Sale & Flea Market to be Sat.
• Iowa’s GLBT Chorus to present ’Makes You Feel’
• Altar and Rosary Society hosts plant sale
• Register for Sand in the City
• Trinity Episcopal Church hosts choral anthem for youth choir
• Insiders say Loebsack agressive in flood relief, vet issues
• Despite request from Coralville, county votes to rezone land
• Students raise awareness about dyslexia — and go for record
• UI developing ways to close the graduation rate gap
• Stamp Out Hunger drive to be Sat.
• Weipert hosts meet and greet
• Try the Zombie Apocalypse Training Run
• Iowa Summer Rep announces 2012 season
• Microchip clinic to be Sat.
• Iowa City police seek person of interest
• Center director testifies, says she didn’t violate law
• Regents budget includes $1.5M for flood center
• Defense rests in Freeman-Murdah trial
• Police ask for help identifying man involved in car burglary
• Slew of events planned for Bike to Work Week.
• Corps of Engineers to honor veterans on Memorial Day
• Hey, Hawkeyes! Our first 2012 commencement ceremony is today. What do you rememb...
• Archer, Dolan to debate for GOP nomination
• Today is the FINAL day to vote to bring ESPN College GameDay to Iowa City! We're...
• Officer uses Taser in struggle with motorist
• UI student charged with assaulting cab, cab driver
• Ames effectively bans new payday loan businesses
• Americans remain divided over gay marriage issue
• Legislature adjourns with little to show after three extra weeks
• Area youth honored for acts of kindness
• PCRB members don’t want to change board structure
• Group hopes to influence habits early
• FEMA denies second UI appeal
• Spouses of UNI, ISU presidents not paid by schools
• NBA coaching icon Don Nelson to graduate from UI — at age 71
• Lawyer: Director did not believe allegations to be true
• Trial: Freeman did not believe abuse allegations
• League of Women Voters of Johnson County hosts discussion
• School to present underground railroad exhibit
• Tree program today at fairgrounds
• Beadology hosts wine and cheese reception
• Cultural Corridor plans seminar
• Old Capitol Kiwanis to meet
• Open house to debut Grant Wood exhibit
• F.W. Kent Park Beach to open May 26
• Scattergood to host farm field day
• Collaborative Autism Team to meet
• Communities turn to Cedar Rapids animal shelter
• Iowa Republican, Democratic parties respond to Obama interview
• Grassley to visit Acciona Windpower in West Branch
• FEMA denies UI’s appeal to replace UI Museum of Art
• Obama changes stance on gay marriage
• Abortion issue keeping legislative session from ending
• Some area communities turning to Cedar Rapids animal shelter
• Regents budget includes $1.5M for Flood Center
• Testimony continues in mandatory reporting trial
• Police: Woman faked brain tumor to get narcotics
• Hey, Hawkeye alums! What's your advice for the Class of 2012?
• Pilot who saved 184 people on Sioux City flight dies
• More charges filed against accused check forger
• Kirk, Mary Ferentz to speak at Boy, Girl Scout fundraiser
• House moves 1 of remaining budget bills to Senate
• Legislature fails to get agreement on property tax cuts
• Store owner, friend capture armed robber
• Budget boost for Iowa’s state universities praised
• Job hunt weighs on UI grads
• Alleged victim’s mom takes the stand
• An Edgar Allan Poe short story was brought to life through a University of Iowa...
• County discusses fluoridation, smokeless tobacco
• Man files discrimination complaint against UIHC
• Mediacom responds to poor showing in Consumer Reports
• Looking for Roosevelt memories
• Managing problem behavior program today
• Neighbors
• Iowa City anticipates $2.8M loss in tax reform
• Alleged victim’s mother testifies in mandatory reporting trial
• Jury set for mandatory reporting trial
• Iowa City anticipates tax reform losses in the millions
• Iowa gets $1.4 million in drug settlement
• Legislature gains momentum, looks to finally close session
• Iowa House passes tax reform bill, now on to Senate
• Iowa City Fire Department battles apartment blaze
• UI and Kirkwood to host a STEM hub
• JECC amends budget by nearly $500,000
• Circus comes to town
• Wilson’s managing ’checkered’ season
• Residents now can report disaster damage online
• Kerry Christensen to yodel in Amana
• Trial starts today for center director
• Regents president defends paying Ken Mason
• Police: Woman threatened sister
• North Liberty using Cedar Valley Humane Society
• Union bouncer confiscates his stolen ID
• Local man convicted of claiming millions in false income tax refunds
• Career moves
• Sisters’ Easter altercation leads to trumpet photo, threat on windshield
• Union bouncer confiscates his own stolen ID from patron
• Witness, testimony details discussed at Freeman-Murdah pretrial conference
• Consumer Reports survey: Mediacom is the worst
• Sally Mason’s husband gets unique pay deal
• Commencement ceremonies start Thursday, so we'll be doing a graduation theme all...
• Iowa City Transit to switch to summer hours
• UI, Kirkwood named as ’STEM hubs’
• Joe the Plumber cancels appearance
• Tippie College of Business Commencent
• Graduate College Commencement
• College of Nursing Commencement
• College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Commencement
• College of Engineering Commencement
• College of Medicine Commencement
• College of Law Commencement
• MBA Commencement
• College of Pharmacy Commencement
• Good luck on your finals, Hawkeyes!
• At least 6 killed in spate of crashes in Iowa
• Ousted Iowa Supreme Court judges win JFK award
• Four Iowa City businesses fail alcohol compliance check
• Penn pride going strong 50 years later
• Library auctions off time with authors, artists
• Women injured in I-80 crash
• Miss Iowa ready to take on the nation
• City’s Best Buddies Chapter honored
• Wickham staff honored at banquet
• Academic, fine arts awards night set
• Stuff Etc. hosts blood drive
• Nolte Dance Academy hosts ’Legally Blonde the Musical’ dance workshops
• Students win scholarships at 2012 Titan Challenge
• City of Iowa City received 2011 Tree City USA Award
• Women injured in I-80 crash
• Farm manuals no longer a book of the past
• Penn pride going strong 50 years later
• Trio bringing mopeds to the masses
• Trio bringing mopeds to the masses
• City High junior to study food security, nutrition issues in India
• City High junior to study food security, nutrition issues in India
• Miss Iowa ready to take on on the U.S.
• UI researcher, foundation headed to trial
• Historic Ashton House will be centerpiece of parkland expansion along river
• Hawkeyes welcome campers to Kinnick Stadium
• Project GREEN makes neighborhoods bloom
• Residents show off pride in their pets
• The Quire aims to ’Make You Feel’ during its spring concert
• Finally, it’s time to plant
• N.L. council: High school in north end of district a ’good idea’
• N.L. council: High school in north end of district a ’good idea’
• Project GREEN fair fills arena with plants
• 2 injured in Highway 218 crash
• 2 injured in Highway 218 crash
• Looking for Roosevelt memories
• Library displays ’History of Blindness’ exhibit
• City of Coralville hosts Mayor’s Clean-Up Week
• UI Gender, Women’s and Sexuality Studies Dept. hosts presentations
• Scouts collecting food, supplies for animal shelter
• Scouts collecting food, supplies for animal shelter
• Group uses gathering to bring attention to sizeism
• UI changes tactics in alcohol education
• County escapes worst of Thursday’s storms
• UI to offer two new majors
• Ten years ago, Rachel Revelez was introduced to the University of Iowa through a...
• Coralville to host recycle swap day
• ’ReFuel America Townhall’ to be Mon.
• Coralville hosts community shred event
• University of Iowa to host Himie Voxman Celebration
• Riverside Theatre to present The Recliners
• Conservation Board to host tour
• West Liberty to host city-wide garage sale
• Ronald McDonald House hosts 5k Fun Run/Walk
• Iowa City Area Development Group receives BRE award
• Hawkins Drive to be closed at night
• Looking for Roosevelt memories
• Fairgrounds to host Johnson County Ag Fest
• Animal services end for several communities
• I. C. Public Library Friends Foundation hosts auction fundraiser
• The River Community Church and The Genesis Church to host day camps
• Songwriter Peter Mayer to perform at The Englert Theatre
• Goodwill of the Heartland recognizes businesses and individuals
• Fobian’s Barn to host plant sale
• State Historical Library expands hours
• Iowa veteran to read from his new memoir
• Sundays at Four to present Piano Quartet concert
• Manantial to host luncheon fundraiser
• Stimulating Iowa City’s ’scooter culture’
• Prankster professor Kembrew McLeod walks the line
• Broadway center director to go on trial Tuesday
• Plummer trial to be delayed until summer
• UI to survey new students on drinking habits
• Students, faculty and staff from the Tippie College of Business will dedicate th...
• Trial for Broadway center director begins next week
• Neighbors
• ICAD recognized for business retention and expansion efforts
• Iowa City animal services end today for several communities
• Businesses, individuals honored at Goodwill banquet
• Plummer trial issued continuance
• Johnson County escapes worst of storm
• Thursday night storms do moderate damage
• Artists chip in to help one of their own
• Satirist, essayist David Sedaris coming to IMU
• Children’s Day schedule announced
• It's Black & Gold Friday! Sport your Hawkeye colors and email pics to uoficm@gma...
• Bike ride to raise funds for Habitat
• Heart Walk set for Saturday
• Fundraiser is today for JECC dispatcher
• Financial aid officials concerned by proposed rate hikes
• Board trims MYEP funding
• Gilbert Street to be reduced to one lane
• Judge asked to dismiss counterclaim
• West students win scholarships
• Library group to host book sale
• Walden Place to host celebration
• Church to host ’May Friendship Day’
• Iowa Ph.D. candidate Stephanie Kliethermes just ran the Boston marathon. While s...
• Agreement reached on Stringtown Grocery
• Trueblood Recreation Area coming together
• Congressional candidate ’Joe the Plumber’ to appear in Coralville
• Only 14 Churchill Scholarships are awarded each year, and this year two of them...
• Iowa State survey: Farmland rental rates surge again
• Dancers from across Iowa to perform in Coralville
• VIDEO: Ad featuring Ashton Kutcher pulled over complaints of racism
• Financial aid officials call for extension of lower student loan rates
• Report: Bob Bowlsby to head up Big 12
• Extreme-style events push competitors to their limits
• Jim Clayton elected chair of Alcoholic Beverages Commission
• Next week is National Nurses Week. Are you a graduate of the UI College of Nursi...
• Iowa City pool passes now available
• Regina track to host Hershey’s youth meet
• Man accused of assaulting mentally disabled son
• Major country stars to headline FRY Fest
• Branstad to sign bill creating public information board
• Woman dies in crash in Cedar County
• Union Bar dance platform will be torn down
• Businesses, city plan how to use downtown’s vacant spaces
• Police: Toddler’s death suspicious
• UI Media Art Lab to present art exhibit
• Branstad to speak at Iowa City Noon Rotary
• Hills Bank donates to I.C. schools
• Lieutenant earns service award
• Theater to present Chick-fil-A Leadercast
• Environmental group to host meeting
• Synergy Gymnastics hosts grand opening
• Cafe opens in former Hideaway spot
• The Younger Stamfords group to meet
• Oaknoll receives excellence award
• Ink Lit Mag issue out this week
• Acciona to install 2 turbines
• Old Capitol Kiwanis to meet
• Architects group to host launch party
• Core Fitness has new gym location
• Students get inside look at local businesses
• Police: Woman used heroin in store bathroom
• Man says he was assaulted; police disagree
• Library to host after-school special
• County eyes how to present justice center on ballot
• Martin charged in Hills Bank robbery
• N.L. chief: Department is on a downhill trend
• District honors workers, retirees
• Gov. Branstad OK after his car hits deer
• North Liberty fire chief tells department it has gone downhill
• City orders Union to dismantle dance platform
• Police: Toddler’s death ’suspicious’
• Police identify body found in Iowa River
• Hospice hosts ’Living Through Loss’
• Registration begins at recreation center
• ’Return to Mayberry’ event planned
• West Music to host SoundReach concert
• Grow skills with free educational resources at your library
• Johnson Co. lieutenant awarded service award
• Next week is finals week at Iowa! Alums, you made it through ... what's your adv...
• Suit against UI rowing team scheduled for trial
• Tech Zone @ Pepperwood starts June 5
• Police: Woman shot up heroin in pharmacy bathroom with 4-year-old present
• Man says he was assaulted by 13 people, police disagree
• Police not yet releasing identity of deceased
• Iowa man sentenced to 16 years for role in meth ring
• Local health club takes over New Life Fitness World
• Lots at stake for residents near Dubuque Street exit proposed development
• Earl Rose, figure in JFK case, dies
• Some 300 students came out for the S.T.A.T. (Students Today, Alumni Tomorrow) do...
• Coralville ordinance change could allow indoor firing ranges
• Police investigating death at Iowa City home
• Local protesters march to support workers’ rights
• West High policy debate team becomes National Champions
• Council to discuss new city radio system
• Two Iowa City men sentenced for heroin-related death
• UI receives $6.7M from FEMA for flood demos
• Death investigation underway at Iowa City home
• VIDEO: Members of Occupy movement rally for workers’ rights
• North Liberty recognized for playfulness
• Get on the Summer Library Bus
• Ink Lit Mag holding release party Friday
• Student faces drug charge for stealing antibiotic
• West High wins nation’s top debate tournament
• North Liberty man charged with possessing six pounds of marijuana
• Kyle Munson: Earl Rose of Iowa City, figure in JFK case, dies
• Iowa's Zach Wahls appeared on The Daily Show last night promoting his book "My T...
• Survey suggests strengthening economy in Midwest
• Man sentenced to 5 years for phony student loans
• Regina, West earn top 5 rankings in AP Index
• Penned in
• Iowa City policy stresses supporting local business
• Bar owner wants to apologize
• New I-80/I-380 interchange at least 7 years off
• Summercamps just around the corner
• Another arrest made in string of burglaries
• Rail study points to route through I.C.
• Emperors Club named semifinalist
• Oaknoll receives excellence award
• Pizza Ranch to participate in Dine and Donate
• ’Iowa History Mysteries’ symposium today
• Group to present cancer treatment seminar
• Iowa City Hospice hosts ’Living Through Loss’
• Senior Center to host planning meetings
• Register for Sand in the City
• Study shows Iowa City best suited for passenger rail line
• Local band Emperors Club semifinalists for 80/35 Play-In
• ICPL EVENTS: MAY 1-11, 2012
• Career moves
• UI students plan protest against Union Bar
• Zach Wahls to appear on The Daily Show tonight
• Play ball! Long before Duane Banks Baseball Stadium, the Hawkeyes played their g...
• Kyle Munson: Earl Rose more than just a JFK footnote
• Regina, West, City, among tops in AP Index
• Another arrest made in string of car burglaries
• 10,000 Hours show name UAY nonprofit of the year
• UI student wins Iowa City design contest from Afghanistan
• One killed in car accident on I-80
• 2012 River Run results
• Dreamwell Theatre hosts fundraiser
• Human rights group to host panel program
• Ronald McDonald House to host events
• Penn to mark 50th anniversary
• 1 hospitalized in I-80 car accident
• IMS spring concert Friday
• Hausler, Scoblic receive scholarships
• IMS to offer volleyball clinic
• Family to teach music classes
• Backpocket hopes to open in mid-May
• Backpocket hopes to open in mid-May
• After months, lawmakers struggle with same issues
• Opening the door to youth cycling
• Opening the door to youth cycling
• From math teacher to principal
• From math teacher to principal
• Designing while deployed
• Take atourthroughhistory
• Folk songs a good way to start writing
• Storeto host Patagonia Advocate Weeks
• Lang outlines priorities
• Poetry in Public Art seeks entries
• University Club to host luncheon
• Coralville man struck by vehicle on on-ramp
• Iowa City Public Library to host educational meeting
• Event showcases world of hairstyles
• Lang outlines priorities going forward
• Cancer Survivors Day celebrates life
• Cancer Survivors Day celebrates life
• Ranshaw House could be nationally recognized
• Congratulations to Mike Daniels, drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the fourth...
• Four University of Iowa students talk student loan debt on CNN's Your Bottom Lin...
• A life’s trajectory changed
• Ethics board to investigate Slockett
• Coralville police join ’Take-Back’ day
• Iowa City Federation of Labor sponsors workers memorial
• Iowa City Learning Foundation hosts mini curriculum course
• NAMI hosts WALK for the Mind of America
• Open House Weekend to begin Saturday
• Trinity United Methodist Church to host roast beef dinner
• Sanctuary Choir to perform
• Lentz family to host dinner and silent auction
• N.L. man faces drug charges
• North Liberty to host spring clean-up day
• Eastern Iowa Brass Band to present spring concert
• Peng Tang changes lawyers
• Iowa Children’s Museum hosts grand opening of ABC Forest
• Chiari Foundation to host Team Kalen Carnival and Run/Walk-a-thon
• West Branch man sentenced on child pornography charge
• Iowa City looking for volunteers Sunday
• Red Cedar Chamber Music to host concert
• Mom accused of driving drunk with child in car
• Backyard Abundance and Landlocked Film Festival present a film
• Travis Weipert hosts meet and greet
• Get your bids ready for some one-of-a-kind events
• Board to hear financial, projects report
• New program teaching kids confidence, skills
• UI professor designs apps for autistic kids
• Our kids are troopers
• Coralville considers adopting formal policy
• Student claims bar used weight to discriminate against her
• Johnson County auditor Slockett under ethics investigation
• Peng Tang changes lawyers
• Students stack pennies as high as Herky — and higher
• I-O-W-A in Morocco! Left to right, Kathleen White, Drew Taylor, Kestrel Henry, a...
• Neighbors
• 85-year-old survives fall into camel pen
• Wickham students raise over $5,000 in penny drive
• Students—are you ready for a week of daily giveaways, discounts, and a grand pri...
• Police: North Liberty man accepted 6-pound shipment of marijuana
• Police: Woman drove drunk with unrestrained child in backseat
• UI Carver College of Medicine in top 10 for contributions to family medicine
• Hey, Hawkeyes! Want to bring College GameDay back to Iowa City? Be ready to vote...
• It's Black & Gold Friday! Sport your Hawkeye colors and email pics to uoficm@gma...
• City to host ’Jane Jacobs Walk’
• UI to appeal FEMA denials
• Ethics complaint filed against Slockett
• UI to clear Melrose lot by July
• Genealogical Society to host meeting
• Iowa City Classical Guitar Society to meet
• Open house at Harte School of Art
• Lower Muscatine Project could be delayed
• Council to talk zoning amendments
• UICCU opens new Cedar Falls location
• Backyard Abundance to host plant sale
• UI Fine Arts Council to host annual art fair
• UI gets green light for new football facility
• City steps in to recycle properties
• Regents Lang, Rastetter re-elected to 2-year terms
• Amana Colonies to erect Maipole today
• Groovy Katz to host ’Around the World’
• IMS Students to perform children dramas
• Elder Services to host high tea
• Congratulations to Riley Reiff, who was selected by the Detroit Lions with the 2...
• VIDEO: SlutWalk draws more than 100 participants
• Juweid offers to resign from UI
• 3rd arrest made in Creekside Market robbery
• UI to clear 711 Melrose Ave. by July
• UI to appeal FEMA funding denials
• Grassley’s tweet prompts critics to "Send Chuck a Coke"
• Memorial held Saturday for Iowans killed on the job
• NAMI has great expectations for weekend fundraiser
• UI filing three funding appeals to FEMA
• Neighbors
• MidWestOne reports first quarter results
• City to launch "Buy Local" policy for contract bids
• A look inside: Building the Library’s collection
• Demonstrators disrupt Board of Regents budget meeting
• "Choose Life" license plates now available
• Regents approve football, golf facilities
• Former deputy auditor files ethics complaint against Slockett
• Malik Juweid offers to resign from University of Iowa
• Third arrest made in Creekside Market robbery
• Lang, Rastetter re-elected to regents posts
• The NFL Draft starts tonight, and Iowa's Riley Reiff is expected to be a top 10...
• City seeks volunteers for wetland clean up
• Protesters expected at Board of Regents meeting today
• Downtown District to unveil ’Season of the Bench’
• Iowa ’feels like home’
• UI students talk with Obama about loans, uncertain future
• Sights and sounds from the president’s visit
• There was a lot of great interaction on social media this week surrounding Presi...
• USA Ballroom Dance to be at Old Brick
• Red Cross to host blood drive
• Motley Cow wine tasting is today
• UI group to host SlutWalk
• KCCK to host Taste of Jazz
• Books Bucks stocks are school libraries
• City of Literature board names interim director
• Ex-UIHC committee member faces fine
• UIHC plans for ’challenging’ budget next year
• UI students talk with Obama about loans, uncertain future
• For total coverage of today's visit by President Barack Obama, visit Iowa Now.
• A small but passionate group of demonstrators came to the Field House this morni...
• Transcript: Obama speaks at UI
• President Obama visits the UI FIeld House. Iowa Now gallery to come. - Bill Adam...
• NAMI has great expectations for weekend fundraiser
• Check out the video of President Obama and Air Force One arriving at Cedar Rapid...
• Police: Woman assaulted boyfriend after breakup
• Glenn Plummer approved as Regina principal
• Obama: Fight to keep higher ed affordable is personal
• For those of you not at the Field House, President Obama's speech is being strea...
• The scene inside the UI Field House for President Obama's speech.
• Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature names interim executive director
• VIDEO: Students line up for Obama
• A few basic ground rules for comments: keep 'em clean, don't attack other commen...
• Police: Woman assaulted boyfriend with broomstick after breakup
• Senate passes narrower version of tax reform bill
• Follow us on Twitter @uiowa for live tweeting of President Obama's visit to camp...
• Join us for these Book Babies special events
• Five UI students to meet with Obama
• If you could ask President Barack Obama a question about college affordability,...
• B.J. Novak of ’The Office’ to perform at IMU
• Fueled up
• Police: Martin attempted to pull his gun on officers
• City OKs Von Maur amendments
• Some 54,000 spectators passed through the turnstiles at Carver-Hawkeye Arena ove...
• New book celebrates Hamburg Inn’s legacy
• As Obama makes student loan appeal, voters listen
• Old Capitol Kiwanis hosts meeting
• Liberty Drive to be reduced to one lane
• Pizza delivery driver robbed
• Iowa City Public Library to host volunteer recognition event
• El Cactus to open third location
• RAGBRAI Director to visit BIC’s meeting
• University of Iowa to host 33rd Annual RiverRun
• Herbert Hoover National Historic Site to host Arbor Day program
• Obama will meet with group of students in roundtable before speech
• Police reports give more detail in Monday robbery, manhunt
• El Cactus to open downtown location
• 10 a.m.: Live blog from Obama speech
• Live blog from Obama speech
• For Navy veteran Adam Connell, navigating life on a college campus proved almost...
• There are no more tickets available to see President Barack Obama speak Wednesda...
• Celebrate local history with Weber Days this May
• Rally planned to counter Obama appearance
• Sex discrimination suit against N.L. company moved to federal court
• Did you know Iowa's placement rates rank among the best of our peers, ranging fr...
• With Obama on the way, Secret Service under scrutiny
• Obama begins student loan tour in N.C. today
• It's Phil's Day!!! On campus today? Look at all the tagged buildings that are im...
• VIDEO: Zach Wahls appears on Letterman to plug new book
• Didn’t get your Obama ticket? Try winning one from your Congressman
• Pizza delivery driver robbed Monday night
• Harkin urges keeping student loan rates low
• Tech startups says Iowa offers perfect environment
• Loans weigh on students’ minds
• Hamburg to host book launch
• Community leaders share their favorite books
• Police chase winds through city neighborhoods, parks
• Did you know 96% of Iowa alumni ages 25-39 say the time and money spent on their...
• Police: Monday bank robbery could be linked to winter robberies
• Sycamore Mall, Dollar Tree to see changes
• Coralville seeks applicants for Parks and Recreation Commission
• Church to start mental illness support groups
• UI to show environmental documentary Mother Nature’s Child
• Groups to host luncheon series
• Retired school personnel to meet
• Women for Obama to meet today
• Chamber hosts ’Buy Here Business Fair’
• Iowa City School Board Members to host listening post
• Groups to celebrate dance
• Red Cross BIG B*A*S*H to be May 4
• Shimek gets growing with new garden
• Students started lining up at the IMU at 6 this morning to get tickets to see Pr...
• Melrose group asks regents to deny UI request
• Melrose neighbors ask Regents to vote against home demolition
• Branstad confident that budget deal will come
• Iowa Senate unanimously approves public information board
• Shimek Elementary latest to add school garden
• Community leaders present favorite books for World Book & Copyright Day
• Staples offering free electronics recycling
• Save the Date: Iowa City Book Festival
• Hamburg Inn book to be released Tuesday
• UI junior Dane Pratt is a neurobiology major, a research pioneer, and an F-16 cr...
• Tickets still are available to see President Barack Obama speak Wednesday and ca...
• Gary Seamans to speak at UI’s first Phil’s Day
• "I feel like I got the golden ticket!" The first four Obama tickets handed out....
• EMERGENCY HAWK ALERT: The armed robbery suspect has been caught.
• EMERGENCY HAWK ALERT: Iowa City and University of Iowa Police are searching for...
• Robbery suspect caught near Willow Creek Park
• Man charged with failing to update address on sex offender registry
• Police arrest woman for ramming ex-boyfriend’s car
• Group to hold ’SlutWalk’ in Iowa City
• Wrestling trials a big success, but no Hawkeyes make team
• Pratt named Student Employee of the Year
• Iowa City church recognizes Wahls
• City’s new East Side Recycling Center opens
• Magical Moonshine to perform today
• Work to affect traffic on Clinton
• Iowa Wine Trail to host tasting event
• National Park Week celebrated
• Two area schools win state math competition
• Larsen Presidential Scholars semi-finalist
• Lincoln PTO to honor retirees
• UI engineering plans summer camps
• School Board members to host listening post
• Record store celebrates 30 years in business
• Event to showcase speech, debate team
• West’s Duncan wins Free Spirit award
• Crisp, clear, perfect day on the Pentacrest. It's great to be a Hawkeye!
• Obama tickets will be available Monday
• Majority of allegations against police are dismissed by PCRB
• Iowa girls get dolled up
• Facebook adds ’Groups for Schools’ for college students, staff, faculty
• Police make 10 drug arrests, seize marijuana
• 13,750 fans shatter Olympic Trials record
• President Barack Obama visits campus
• Seeing the softer side of Mike Zadick
• City transit officials evaluating downtown taxi stands
• Tickets for Obama visit available Monday
• President Barack Obama will speak at the UI Field House at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Doo...
• Good luck to the eight current or former Hawkeyes competing for a spot on the U....
• With the US Olympic Trials for wrestling at Carver-Hawkeye Arena this weekend an...
• Inaugural Bikes & Brews ride today
• Time at library also important, Dan Gable says
• Farm fresh near home
• Mock crash gives glimpse of consequences to W.B. students
• Student loan debt talk on tap
• Community Gardens Project delayed
• New Pioneer celebrating Earth Day
• Free shred day offered today
• Sycamore Mall to host Children’s Fair
• Police: Man tried to sell crack cocaine
• Whirlpool to invest in Amana Division
• Centers accepting baseball, softball equipment
• Harkin: Stress health research
• Greeks give back
• Project highlights talents of kids with autism
• Panel OKs incentives for Google, others to expand in Iowa
• Dan Gable talks books, wrestling at Iowa City Public Library
• LUNAFEST film festival explores issues facing women
• Iowa GOP announces speakers for district conventions
• Man arrested for selling crack to undercover officers
• 3 in critical condition in Cedar Rapids shooting
• Wrestling apparel companies battling off the mat -- in court
• Farm Bureau paid University of Iowa $250 for ANF logo rights
• Groups to celebrate Week of the Young Child
• It's official! President Barack Obama will visit the University of Iowa campus n...
• It's Black & Gold Friday! Sport your Hawkeye colors and email pics to uoficm@gma...
• Mary Mascher looking into establishing anti-bullying hotline
• Obama to talk student loan debt at University of Iowa
• Vilsack: Farm subsidy days are numbered
• Rockne Cole withdraws as Malik Juweid’s lawyer
• The Indoor Practice Facility (IPF), more commonly known as the Bubble, sits dark...
• Blind IMS track runner loves to feel the wind in her ear
• Amana Colonies to host grand opening of three new businesses
• University of Iowa DeGowin Blood Center to host blood drive
• Last Grant Wood Market Place on Saturday
• Dan Gable to speak at Going for the Gold
• Girls on the Run Johnson County to host LUNAFEST
• Iowa City/Johnson County Senior Center to host social
• PEACE Iowa sponsors workshop
• RAYGUN Iowa City to host release party
• Man charged with burglary
• Library to close stations
• Trust conducting membership drive
• Police find man passed out while nude
• Obama will visit UI Wednesday
• State audit finds deficiencies at UI
• Group celebrates educators — past, present and future
• UI asking to raze another Melrose area building
• County will leave child support assistance up to state
• Attorney will not drop Tang’s tampering with witness charge
• Lyness won’t drop tampering charge against Tang
• Iowa City could try downtown taxi stands again
• GOP, Dems closer on property tax reform deal
• Audit finds ’significant deficiences’ at UI
• UI looks to tear down 711 Melrose Avenue
• UI Police get two reports of attempted cell phone robberies
• Pet Care Fair scheduled for April 28
• Morning Hawkeyes! It's National High Five Day. Give a five, and give a Go Hawks!
• Obama to visit Iowa City next week
• Rain, possible thunderstorms on their way
• Tuition grant remarks by Lang called ’selfish’
• Police arrest naked man passed out in hallway
• Homeless man accused of burglary, car theft
• Hearing delayed for Iowa boy in mom’s death
• Onawa woman accused of drowning toddler
• STATUE OF STRENGTH
• Hold that redistricting thought
• Police arrest local man wanted on multiple charges
• Ramey, Hansel to join district in July
• Lyness dismisses charges against Tang’s parents
• Johnson County Empowerment to host public forum
• More authors commit to Book Festival
• Register for tour of IRL’s brownfields
• Shimek to plant new school garden
• 13 violations found at Celebration Barn
• Bronze Dan Gable statue unveiled
• Supervisors agree to give Gilbert Court property to nonprofits
• Go Hawks!
• Busy Coworking to offer free passes
• Family Video raises $1 million for foundation
• Sandra Davidson to give presentation
• Friends of the library to host annual meeting
• Newcomers Division of the University Club to meet
• Senior Center group to host Spring Forum
• Lyness dismisses charges against Tang’s parents
• Chamber presents education awards
• In completion of his MFA in choreography at the UI, Chris Masters will present h...
• UI professor ’shocked’ at lawsuit by Saudi surgeon
• Iowa wooed Dan Gable -- with a box of tape
• Supervisors agree to give Gilbert Court property to nonprofits free of charge
• Auction featuring unique author/artist events is Sunday, May 6
• Board of Adjustment to take up Celebration Barn again
• University gardeners to host open house
• Library to unveil new movie, music system
• Noise-pop duo Sleigh Bells, rock band Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, and a wee...
• NBC to offer live webcast of wrestling trial prelims
• UI professor ’shocked’ at lawsuit by Saudi surgeon
• A 7-foot statue of Dan Gable is going to be unveiled outside Carver-Hawkeye Aren...
• Was bullying to blame for gay student suicide?
• Iowa City Police arrest man wanted on burglary charge
• Iowa City looking for police officer applicants
• City practice field debated by group
• District to evaluate triggers for new high school
• City Council OKs new design for Moen tower
• ’Flying Squirrel’ turns wrestler into pioneer
• Kalona draft horse sale draws visitors from far and wide
• Nolte Academy founder to open Performing Arts Preschool
• Six years later, family rebuilds tornado-damaged home
• Solon woman wins $50,000 lottery prize
• Saudi Arabian surgeon suing UI engineering professor
• Traetow leaving Sheraton, hotelVetro
• Iowa Children’s Museum to host The American Girl Fashion Show
• DPO Education Scholarship and Recognition to host reception
• Little Hawk newspaper takes home awards
• After six years, tornado-damaged home rebuilt
• Saudi Arabian surgeon suing UI professor
• Five Buena Vista studens hospitalized after ingesting caffeine
• Lawmakers say Iowa session won’t adjourn on time
• Portable listening/viewing players available for checkout
• Next Tuesday is Phil's Day at the University of Iowa. Who is Phil? Phil is short...
• Harkin, CDC director to tour College of Public Health
• Judge rules state didn’t discriminate against blacks
• Education director Jason Glass scores 27 on ACT
• Unitarians to honor Zach Walls
• Little Hawk newspaper takes home awards
• Von Maur case takes a new turn
• Fighting Internet crimes against children
• Driver survives train collision in Coralville
• Police: Man used scam to net more than $1,200
• UICCU to sponsor ’In the Driver’s Seat’
• Group to present ’The True Cost of Coal’
• League to host immigration program
• Camp to host 5K Fun Run/Walk
• UI student Dustin Smart dreamed up an Earth Day t-shirt design while serving in...
• Vote now for new Cy-Hawk trophy
• Coralville student receives National Merit award
• West Side Story wins online Pacemaker
• April 10 structure fire labeled accidental
• Tang letter prompts new charge
• Temple Grandin to speak at UI
• Man wants to sell guns from home
• We want your prom photos!
• Police: Tang tried to get victim to change story
• Old Capitol reflected in the windows of the new College of Public Health buildin...
• Cy-Hawk Trophy fan voting now open
• Area Celebrates UNESCO World Book & Copyright Day April 23
• Career moves
• Governor to honor 14 local students
• Friday's Daum Prom inspired us to look for some images of earlier formals. This...
• Truck, train collide near Lowe’s
• ASICS to host ’challenges’ at wrestling Fan Fest
• Coralville countersues in Von Maur case
• League of Women Voters to discuss immigration issues
• Busy Coworking to offer free passes
• West High newspaper takes home awards
• Man accused of stealing $1,200 in ATM scam
• More wind today; County changes siren guidelines
• Six businesses fail alcohol compliance check
• Habitat gets started on home for Ethiopian family
• Storms batter Iowa; no deaths
• ’I don’t feel like I’ve worked a day’
• Gilbert Aldape, 71, overcomes health scare to become bodybuilding champ
• I-Pact alcohol training certificates near 1,800
• CCA students offer services
• Expectant couple opens boutique
• City senior honored at festival
• DPO to award scholarships
• Open house Sat. for Borlaug
• IMS seniors to present recital
• City students to perform ’Chicago’
• Waterbury to speak Thursday at forum
• Crisis Center requesting baby item donations
• Liberty Drive to be reduced to one lane Tues.
• Committee to present education awards
• Wetherby Park garden plots still available
• Dwight talks about sustainable building
• Habitat breaks ground on new home
• I-Pact alcohol training certificates near 1,800 participants
• ’I don’t feel like I’ve worked a day’
• CCA students offer services
• Friedman explores his many interests
• Wind advisory in effect until 10 p.m.
• Dubuque St. to be reduced to one lane Mon.
• Corridor Canstruction
• Remembering the Holocaust through music
• Outstanding students, faculty, staff, alumni recognized
• Passion part of why I.C. is the capital of wrestling
• Hospital touts safety this spring
• Boosters flip thousands of pancakes
• Knutson Construction to open Cedar Rapids office
• Melrose Avenue to be reduced to one lane Mon.
• N. Gilbert St. to be reduced to one lane
• Dubuque St. to be reduced to one lane Mon.
• Greenwood Drive to be reduced to one lane
• Coralville man injured in accident
• VNA to conduct health screening
• Council to discuss zoning amendments
• City of Iowa City provides yard waste options
• Climb to Olympics’ top spot isn’t easy — or for everyone
• Make every day Earth Day with help from the library
• In advance of the Olympic wrestling trials in Iowa City, a fitting tribute to Ha...
• Dreaming of football season at spring scrimmage. - Bill Adams/UCM
• New student leaders ready to dive into goals
• Nate Kaeding surprises Hills Elementary students
• Flipping pancakes to support athletics
• N.L. residents hospitalized after crash
• Knights of Columbus Council 842 to host pancake breakfast
• Olympic rules limit what’s in Carver-Hawkeye Arena, how area businesses can advertise and welcome fans
• Liberty Bank suing ex-Hawk Dwight
• Best Buddies organization to host carnival
• Twain Elementary to host carnival
• Orchestra to play final concert of 32nd season
• New DQ Restaurant to host grand opening
• HDSA to host Hoop-A-Thon
• Scattergood to host open house
• Music Makers Studio and Music Gallery host open house
• Tiffin Fire and First Responders to host pancake breakfast
• Postcard Club to host annual show
• Hawkeye Fans invited to bring donations to spring practice
• Red Shamrock Foundation to host Survivorship Trail Run
• Emily Meyer to present historic tax credits seminar
• Hearings set for tobacco vendors
• Council to discuss zoning amendments.
• Arts and crafts show at Marriott
• Wrestling fanatics champing at the bit for Olympic trials
• Professors named Guggenheim scholars
• Moody’s downgrades Coralville’s bond ratings
• Wayne Zoller, 61
• Tang pleads not guilty to kidnapping
• National theater festival honors UI students for their plays
• Big congratulations to College of Liberal Arts and Sciences faculty members Judi...
• 2 UI professors named Guggenheim Fellows
• Tang pleads not guilty in kidnapping
• Five charged for selling alcohol to minors
• North Liberty council approves future goals
• It's Black & Gold Friday! Sport your Hawkeye colors and email pics to uoficm@gma...
• Fire destroys home in Forest View Trailer Court
• Happy Friday the 13th, Hawkeyes! Which superstitions do you abide?
• Backyard Abundance to hold plant sale
• Terrence Neuzil to host hog roast fundraiser
• Okoboji Grill to offer 20 percent off to local ’heroes’
• Petition includes 10 proposals for school district
• City of Literature director resigns
• New offensive coordinator Greg Davis is getting settled in with the Hawkeyes, an...
• March of Dimes to host march for babies walk
• Chait Galleries Downtown to host art show
• Iowa City Booster Club to host annual Pancake Day
• Longfellow Elementary PTA to host School Carnival
• Alpha Phi Omega Omicron to host Shop & Drop
• Habitat for Humanity to host Sleep Out
• West Music to present ’Steinway Serenade in Song’ concert
• Budget Blinds CEO to appear on ’Undercover Boss’
• Democrats to host listening post
• Energy efficiency system presentation set for Friday
• Jacoby to receive National IAWP Public Policy Award
• Resident files suit against city
• Old Brick Dance Club to host ballroom dance
• Bill Sackter’s Birthday Bash to be Sat.
• Coralville Mall to host Corridor Canstruction
• Animation and Interaction to host convention
• City High Orchestra program to present dessert concert
• Iowa City Recreation Division to host family night
• Iowa Theatre Artists Company to host ’Garage Sale AMANiA’
• 17 people charged during 2-day prostitution sting
• Trigger points to build new school reached
• SSMID board discusses progress, goals for future
• Iowa research center receives $11M grant to study cochlear implants
• Request to rename Broadway Street going to council
• Parents charged with witness tampering in Peng Tang case
• Broadway Street name-change request moves to council
• Jacoby wins award from International Association of Workforce Professionals
• Christopher Beckman is the fourth generation of his family to attend the UI Coll...
• Gilbert, Greenwood and Liberty streets to be narrowed next week
• Cael Sanderson won’t try for another gold
• City outlines restrictions on grave decorations
• Scrapbooks of famed artist Grant Wood go online
• Moody’s downgrades Coralville bond ratings
• City of Literature director resigns
• Parents charged with witness tampering in Peng Tang case
• Seventeen people charged in prostitution sting
• Iowa Electronic Markets had Romney tabbed in September
• Proposed $48.1M justice center design unveiled
• Coming soon: Grant Wood Art Colony
• School district offers 2 new redistricting proposals
• UI and I.C. to offer free shuttles to Olympic Trials
• House passes bill to limit TIF usage
• District council wants more equity with extracurricular programs
• Police: Man choked his fiancée
• Police say man burglarized cars
• Mason confident with next year’s budget
• Mercy Wound Center to host foot clinic
• Coralville celebrates national library week
• Heartland Drive closed today
• Iowa City house fire causes $75K in damage
• School district releases second round of redistricting proposals
• U. Heights votes to widen sidewalk
• Woman injured in I-380 crash
• Latest pop-up store is Merci
• Iowa Physicians group to host fundraiser
• Group honors Leslie Finger with award
• Old Capitol Kiwanis to meet today
• Johnson County 3rd in economy index
• Police: Delivery driver robbed Tuesday
• County: Stringtown Grocery’s road repair fee not high enough
• Iowa House passes TIF reform, bill moves to Senate
• Woman injured in single-vehicle crash on I-380
• Police receive two reports of public exposure
• “Life is full of nuance, ambiguity, and complexity,” says stef shuster, a UI PhD...
• Iowa among states suing Apple, e-book publishers for price fixing
• Work crews to dispose of ether containers Wednesday
• University Heights OKs sidewalk project
• Family donates Grant Wood painting to UI Museum of Art
• Iowa State Fair concert tickets go on sale Saturday
• Iowa City Transit, Cambus team up for wrestling trials
• Construction is scheduled to begin this summer on a 10-story west campus residen...
• Coralville opts not to change Oakdale Blvd. plan
• Iowa home sales, prices, up for ninth straight month
• Johnson County near top of ’fourth economy’ rankings
• West High to dedicate new soccer pitch
• Police: Delivery driver robbed at gunpoint
• Army Reserve showing off vehicles at Coral Ridge Mall
• Iowa City man charged with stealing from cars
• Man arrested for choking fiancée
• Accident slows rush hour traffic on 380
• Can wild horses drag you to Bloomfield?
• Coral Ridge to host Corridor Canstruction
• Ashton Kutcher backs Dwolla
• Penn tells voters to get involved
• UI discusses new video surveillance guidelines
• Library bar no longer split venue
• Man faces drug charges after foot chase
• UI student arrested for felony after fit of rage
• Police: Disc golf game led to assault
• Peng Tang to be arraigned Friday in kidnapping case
• Molly’s Cupcakes to open downtown in July
• Baby makes journey from Haiti to UIHC for surgery
• It's National Student Employment week! Do/did you have a job on campus at the UI?
• The Library returns to 21-only
• Client suing Reach for Your Potential says she was sexually assaulted
• This weekend's Grant Wood Symposium is just one aspect of a grander vision—an ar...
• Leslie Finger receives leadership award
• Saturday is pancake day for athletic boosters
• Ashton Kutcher revealed as investor in Des Moines-based startup
• Santorum suspends campaign
• House OKs bill prohibiting early school start date
• Peng Tang to be arraigned on Friday in kidnapping case
• Committe recommends loan to Molly’s Cupcakes
• Branstad endorses Romney
• Man faces drug charges after foot chase with police
• Police review board to hold open forum
• Police: Disc golf game leads to assault, child endangerment charges
• Student charged with felony after fit of rage
• Police arrest burned man for reckless use of fire
• Iowa City reminds residents that yard waste must be separated
• Use of biodiesel fuel in Iowa jumps in 2011
• North Dodge Street to be down to one lane
• UI group to host animation and interaction convention
• PHOTO: Iowa City to unveil "bus wraps" for Olympic Trials today
• Ten school distrct employees receive Shine Award
• ICAD campaign aims to create 3,000 new jobs
• Police: Woman urinates in front of bar, resists arrest
• Implanted device proves life-changing for Coralville woman
• Team Breast Friends holding golf outing, plant sale
• Kutcher visits UIHC as part of Donate Life month
• Trial delayed for man accused in landlord shooting death
• Some say changes needed for sex offender registry system
• Johnson County Republicans protest outside UI’s Jessup Hall
• Check out this video of the19th annual UI Powwow, which was held this past weeke...
• Woman arrested for urinating in front of Iowa City bar
• Police: Man spit on squad car windows after being stunned
• ICAD hires Austin firm to run $5 million fundraising campaign
• Students encouraged to attend Greater Together Student Summit
• Firefighters battle barn blaze
• Johnson County Republicans protest outside Jessup Hall
• Couple charged in separate incidents at tax business, school
• Freestyle 101 for wrestling fans
• Schamberger, Eustice settle bet on the mat
• Visiting Nurse Association to hold cholesterol screening
• Last week, we featured a trio of 1961 photos of Hawkeye Drive Apartments, taken...
• Justin Marshall murder trial pushed back
• Project to transform Dubuque Street exit
• Career moves
• Powwow helps keep culture alive
• Habitat asks UI students to construct best cardboard house
• Longfellow carnival is Friday
• Group to host Bridging Fiesta
• LGBT workshop to teach protecting assets
• Theater to premiere ’The Dumb Waiter’
• Deadline approaches for Lifesaving Award
• School Board to host listening post
• West High to present ’Almost, Maine’
• CCA to present ’Seussical the Musical’
• Willowwind to host open house Sat.
• Contest looking for best cardboard house
• tweed ride gives bikers reason to pedal in style
• Class gives children chance to grow their own ’pizza garden’
• Building the Connection lunch set for April 24
• I.C. Community String Orchestra plans premiere
• 112-year-old building gets window face-lift
• Coralville wants zoning request denied
• 2016 Olympic Trials back in Iowa City?
• Three Northwest students headed to Florida for MathCounts
• Agency plans to cut 83,000 meals to seniors
• Library offers puzzle games and chance to be Batman
• Chamber Singers plan gala
• 4-H on Wheels program returns to county
• Business, dentistry faculty highest paid at UI
• Woman charged with prostitution in Coralville
• Broadway center director’s trial delayed
• Broadway Neighborhood Center director’s trial rescheduled
• Little Birdie Shoppe sells original patterns online
• Traffic on Gilbert Street to slow on Monday
• Ohio State professor Peter Hahn is next Liberal Arts dean candidate
• Miller-Meeks to appear at public health forum
• Coralville police arrest woman for prostitution
• Audit: School board association lost $1 million on risky investments
• It's Black & Gold Friday! Sport your Hawkeye colors and email pics to uoficm@gma...
• Commission OKs Melrose Place vacation
• Teens get stylish, seasonal clothes at UAY clothing drive
• Two arrested for cocaine, using stolen credit card
• Police arrest woman with .40 blood-alcohol content
• Police find knife, handcuffs, women’s underwear, Viagra in sexual assault suspect’s apartment
• Local governments going paperless
• UI’s Merrill named to National Council on the Humanities
• Police say Iowa Guardsman drowned in Puerto Rico
• Congratulations to Christopher Merrill, director of the UI International Writing...
• Police found knife, handcuffs, Viagra in man’s apartment
• Iowa City suing Tiffin construction company for $55,000 in fees
• Homeowner thankful no one hurt in Lake Ridge fire
• UI grad and famed sculptor Elizabeth Catlett dies
• F.W. Kent Park campground to open next week
• Johnson County Republicans to hold University of Iowa protest
• Pair arrested for cocaine, using stolen credit card
• Zach Wahls to tour Iowa
• Christopher Merrill to join National Council on Humanities
• Homeless man accused of stealing Cadillac Escalade
• USDA OKs package labeling for beef additive
• VIDEO: Fire destroys mobile home; dog rescued
• Police arrest woman with .40 BAC
• Kal Penn coming to Iowa City to stump for Obama
• Majority votes to relocate Iowa City New Pi
• Manantial support group to meet Friday
• Camp to teach kids gardening, cooking
• Parking Department to be closed Sunday
• Downtown group to host public forum
• Zen Center to host Spring Zazenkai
• Coralville American Legion to host Friday dinners
• IMCC inmate Roy Bales dies
• Supervisors taking applications for food council
• Wildwood Saloon to host concert Saturday
• Wildwood Saloon to host concert Saturday
• Ainsworth Community Center to host Easter breakfast
• United Way of Johnson County raised $2.34M
• Mercy nurse charged with stealing patients’ meds
• World-renowned printmaker, Iowa City artist Mauricio Lasansky dies
• Grassley says we need to know more about VA hospital
• Upcoming Easter religious services, events
• Students decorate grocery bags
• IMCC inmate dies of natural causes
• Share your Roosevelt Elementary memories
• After three years at the Figge Art Museum in Davenport, Pollock's painting is on...
• Neighbors
• North Liberty to develop magazine
• Four Lasansky prints to be installed at Wartburg College April 13
• Ham prices high heading into Easter holiday
• Isaac’s Creamery / Naomi’s Kitchen owners looking to sell
• Downtown SSMID to hold public forum
• ICAD to kickoff fundraising campaign with Pike Powers
• New Pioneer membership approves moving forward with new store
• Legendary graphic artist Mauricio Lasansky passed away Monday. Check out this 19...
• Former nurse charged with stealing prescription drugs from dispenser
• Famed printmaker Mauricio Lasansky dies
• Iowa GLBTAU decries Conservative Coming Out Week
• Board approves budget for 2012-13 school year
• Neighborhood stabilization zoning changes move forward
• State Hygienic Lab attains LEED Gold certification
• Inspector General to survey Iowa City VA staff
• Man accused of sexual assault facing deportation
• Is the JECC under a black cloud?
• Setbacks, controversies plague JECC
• Kalona student wins first in Iowa Egg Council cooking contest
• Dubuque Street reduced to one lane starting Wednesday
• Did you know gardeners are more than seven times more likely to have cardiovascu...
• Street, ramp parking free on Easter
• Iowa City schools holding Kindergarten Round-Up on April 12
• Maquoketa Caves to reopen to visitors
• Man accused of sexual assault could be deported
• Iowa City VA to survey employees on conditions at hospital
• University of Iowa College Republicans launch ’Conservative Coming Out Week’
• Warm, dry spring prompts burning bans
• Perfect spring morning on the Pentacrest.
• Bill Sackter’s legacy honored with film, panel discussion
• ISU Extension offers money management course for women
• Flippin’ flapjacks
• Area black leaders hope rally was just the beginning
• Grassley seeks Iowa City VA review
• Official localizes statehouse issues for seniors
• Scranton tapped to head Iowa’s College of Engineering
• University of Iowa to host Dr. Mayo seminar
• Lubavitch of Iowa City to host Seder
• Deadline approaching to enroll land in farm program
• First Baptist Church to host blood drive
• Insurer says it shouldn’t have to defend doctor
• New coalition forming following Million Hoodie March
• Alec Scranton, newly appointed dean of the College of Engineering, is a fifth-ge...
• Gilbert Court property draws no new proposals
• State official localizes statehouse issues for area seniors
• No new proposals by deadline for Gilbert Court property
• Business is booming for UI student Tyler Finchum, who two years ago started Farm...
• Students to rally today for public university funding
• Alec Scranton named dean of the UI College of Engineering
• Career moves
• Grassley requests investigation into Iowa City VA
• Group starts new push for urban chickens
• City High upgrades are staying on track
• UI suit concerns area Republicans
• Soup nights help support artists
• 600 local students work on film
• Samuelson finds a fit in Iowa City
• EASTER TREATS come early in North Liberty
• ’It’s beautiful that we’re different’
• Group to host Home and Builder Show
• Iowa City Walgreens robbed
• Flooding not likely locally
• Work on I-380 bridges starting Monday
• UI-developed software to help predict evacuations
• High school jazz bands to host joint concert
• Master Gardeners to expand Hortline service
• IMS to host ’Mundi Cella: The World’s Pantry’
• Ridge Road to be reduced to one lane
• Odd Fellows to host soup supper
• Branstad, Reynolds to host town hall
• UAY center to let teens shop for free
• AARP to host meeting Monday
• Center to host blood drives this month
• ICAD Group names Nolte interim president
• Senior Center to host support group meeting
• Metro Mix making music all over Corridor
• Billion Honda receives 2011 President’s Award
• Police: Cab driver robbed at knifepoint
• Foster volunteers help animals, shelter
• It's Final Four Saturday! Twenty-five years ago, the Hawkeyes fell just short of...
• Is I.C. alcohol coalition changing downtown?
• Making a March for Meals for seniors
• Police: Man tried to run wife, children off the road
• Iowa City man arrested for kidnapping, sexual assault
• Heart of Gold Gala hosts former Hawkeye
• Judge denies Coralville’s request to dismiss lawsuit
• Property transfer leaves more questions than answers
• Man charged with kidnapping, sexual assault
• Willowwind plans to extend its school day by 15 minutes
• Judge denies Coralville’s request to dismiss lawsuit
• Iowa native writes pie-centered memoir
• Mega Millions jackpot increases to $640 million
• Tickets sold for Olympic trials top 10K
• If you're on campus for a visit today, tweet pictures using the tag #uiowavisit....
• Nolte named interim ICAD president
• Man passed out at red light, arrested for drunken driving
• Police say man left store with steak in pants, liquor in coat
• Police: Man tried to run wife, children off the road
• Man accused of defacing cemetery with black marker
• It's Black & Gold Friday! Sport your Hawkeye colors and email pics to uoficm@gma...
• Public bus route to offer more stops in N.L.
• United Way to host community celebration
• Iowa City to add to community gardens
• Public Space One to host April Soup
• Construction underway on S. Gilbert St.
• Southbound traffic on First Avenue to be reduced to one lane
• Change in motel ownership causes headaches
• ’If one ticket wins, this will absolutely be the single biggest jackpot in the history of the world.’ Iowa Lottery CEO Terry Rich
• ’I just think it’s really fun’
• Iowa City hopes to delay Sycamore Street project
• Lang stands by Regent decision to close lab school
• 11 apply to enroll in online-only schools
• Hills Elementary applies for grant
• Two receive ’Chief Fire Officer’ honor
• COMPEER to host ’Sound of Friendship’
• Business of Healthcare to host lecture
• New North Liberty public bus route starts Monday
• Change in motel ownership causes headaches for wrestling fans
• Mega Millions jackpot could top $540 million
• UI faculty express support for UNI colleagues
• Mother, divorcee, biomedical engineering major, researcher, volunteer, marathone...
• Hy-Vee to sell beef with and without pink slime
• Alan Jackson coming to Cedar Rapids in June
• Replay chat with legal experts about the health law
• Panel: Seng can appear on June primary ballot
• Insect invasion lands in Iowa
• Top chefs showcase their best dishes, drinks
• Resident says city’s food cart process unfair
• Lung cancer tops cancer deaths in Iowa
• Eulenspiegel Puppets to host ’Chat ’N’ Chew’
• LDS Family History Center to host Genealogical Society program
• Groups to be honored for work in schools
• UI festival a trip around the world
• Property taxes deadline approaches
• Sycamore Mall to host Shop Local Spring Market
• Presbyterian Church to serve fish fry supper
• Old Capitol Kiwanis to host Larry Weber talk
• Church to sponsor Messiah in the Passover
• Amana Heritage Museum to host Easter Egg Hunt
• Project GREEN host herb forum
• Church to host Holy Week Retreat
• Miracles in Motion to host volunteer training sessions
• Hawks hit the books with elementary students
• VIDEO: James Ferentz promotes reading in Iowa City
• Save the Date: Children’s Day of the Iowa Arts Festival
• Officials warn that not using ’pink slime’ will drive up beef prices
• "The University of Iowa is a very important part of our state. It does a great j...
• In 2009, more than 5,000 people were killed as a result of distracted driving. C...
• State panel to rule on Sen. Seng’s signatures today
• Judge says hospital must pay Juweid
• Coralville tables vote to consider residents’ concerns
• Stage on the Page Drama Discussion Group to meet
• Prairie School of Art’s to host The Art of Minature Painting class
• Eulenspiegel Puppets to host ’Chat ’N’ Chew’
• UI names dean finalist
• Department to host Trout Fishing Derby
• Tippie College of Business to host Tippie Build 5K Race
• Project Cornlight to host auditions for ’The Farm’
• UI prairie burn sends smoke into roads, Coralville
• Summer festivals feature diverse lineups
• Most farmers resisting temptation to start planting early
• Union leader: Tentative agreement reached with district
• Union leader: Tentative agreement reached with district
• Parents, teachers sue Regents to stop UNI lab school closure
• Summer of the Arts announces 2012 lineup
• Judge: Return radiologist to paid leave
• Djalali named first finalist for UI liberal arts and sciences dean
• University of Iowa prairie burn sends smoke into Coralville
• UI prof Renita Schmidt discusses the popularity of Hunger Games. Have you read t...
• Volunteers needed for Fan Fest
• United Way to host Community Celebration
• JECC loses 2nd executive director in 2 years as Albrecht resigns
• District to host listening post
• Lonestar to perform at 4thFEST
• Compeer to host ’Sound of Friendship’
• Panel to discuss Seng nomination objection
• Lang to speak at Rotary meeting
• Man accused of exposing himself, eating marijuana
• Hundreds flood ped mall for Million Hoodie March
• Eastdale Plaza to host job fair
• Woman faces assault charges
• Man sentenced for child porn
• District to host initial bargaining meeting
• Coralville residents sign petition against land use plan
• Coralville residents sign petition against land use plan
• Judge denies IRL injunction
• Trial for neighborhood center director to start April 10
• MediRevv one step closer to completion
• Institute raises a glass to Cedar Ridge’s bourbon
• No shirt, no shoes, no problem. Check out the photos from the Nearly Naked Mile!
• Panel to discuss Seng nomination objection
• Police: Man upset over ticket says he kidnapped parking attendant
• Man accused of exposing himself, eating bag of marijuana
• Cedar Ridge’s Iowa bourbon whiskey rated ’Exceptional’
• Iowa City man sentenced to prison for child pornography
• Long lines at ATM machines are nothing new. This photo of Iowa State Bank custom...
• MediRevv celebrates future site with construction ceremony
• Contractor accused of failing to finish work, costing property owners $100,000
• This morning on MSNBC's Morning Joe, Iowa alum Tom Brokaw highlighted the UI's p...
• Broadway Neighborhood Center director’s trial set for April 10
• Backpacker and author Andrew Skurka to speak at Fin & Feather
• Raffle tickets available for Table to Table fundraiser
• Judge denies Iowa River Landing injunction
• Lonestar to headline Coralville 4thFEST
• Press-Citizen wins 3 Gannett awards
• Career moves
• Women’s history scholar prepares for ’liberation’
• Community supports Putt Fore the Library fundraiser
• Robinson discusses science, religion
• EU ambassador to speak Wednesday at UI
• University Heights debates sidewalk upgrades
• N.L. Living Center proving to be a success
• Funding cuts cast bleak future for curbing HIV
• Compeer celebrating friendship with dessert concert
• Accelerated programs benefit students and UI
• Co-working concept catches on in I.C.
• Deadlines announced for film festival
• Livable Community for Successful Aging Policy Board has openings
• Old Capitol Kiwanis to host Good Friday Prayer Breakfast
• Johnson County Extension Office to host Nonprofit Management Academy
• Taking a not-so-Polar Plunge
• Runners strip — or dress up — for Nearly Naked Mile
• Domestic Violence Intervention Program to host ’Souper Bowl’
• Community Mental Health Center to accept registrations for Minds Matter Team Trivia
• Council to host ’Telling: Iowa City’
• League of Women Voters to host legislative forum
• Runner strip — or dress up — for Nearly Naked Mile
• Experience the tension and excitement of Match Day in photos. Congrats to all th...
• Coralville man dies in motorcycle crash
• Lone Tree Dance Marathon fun for all
• Analyzing district’s use of 5 years of SILO money
• Iowa City to participate in ’Million Hoodie March for Trayvon Martin’
• Wartburg Choir to perform at Zion Lutheran Church
• Iowa City Senior Care Center to host informational meeting
• College to host Habitat for Humanity 5K
• Objection filed against Seng nomination
• Library to host College Planning Presentation
• Deadlines announced for film festival
• Coraville Public Library to screen ’Iron Jawed Angels’
• St. Thomas More to host Lenten mini-retreat
• Coraville Library to host ’Putt Fore the Library’
• IMS will host a visit for new families
• Compeer of Johnson County to host ’Sound of Friendship’
• Judd takes new approach to delegate candidacy
• Man charged in home burglary
• Later date, same great soup, bowls and cause
• Officials getting plenty of public input on rail options
• Citizens making their voices heard on rail study
• The first daffodil of spring on the Pentacrest!
• Why does DVIP hold its ’Souper Bowl’ in March?
• New World Bank president, Jim Yong Kim, has Iowa ties
• It's Black & Gold Friday! If you're at work or on campus, or anywhere, represent...
• Florida shooting shines light on Iowa debate
• Ex-Iowa provost resigns as Illinois president
• Man arrested in early morning home burglary
• Group hopes ’Million Hoodie March’ spurs local discussion
• Film fuels fans’ appetite for ’Hunger Games’
• West star charged with shoplifting
• Police arrest felon in possession of loaded gun
• Iowa City P.E.O. to host Founders’ Day Luncheon
• Rec center to host cooking classes
• Police seek help in burglary
• Group to host Roger Farmer talk
• Site to host Gregory Moss lecture
• ’House of Wonders’ opens today
• Family Video to host ’Round it up for Lymphoma’
• County to host mushroom workshops
• West Branch Friends Church to host Taize Evensong
• ’Hunger Games’ could whet appetites for new movie franchise
• ’Hunger Games’: Read this primer to catch up before you see it
• ’It’s dizzying to see the growth’
• ’Games’ odds squarely in Stanley Tucci’s favor
• Meet Peeta: Josh Hutcherson transforms into a ’Hunger Games’ fighter
• Lawrence, fan fervor to elevate uneven ’Hunger Games’
• Lawrence proud of role in ’Hunger Games’
• ’Hunger Games’ director confident fans will be satisfied
• Hemsworth hopes hunky Gale gets more ’Hunger’ time
• Character study: The cast of ’Hunger Games’
• West High senior quarterback accused of theft
• UI students bring healthy eating tips to younger generation
• City High boys track meet postponed
• Volunteer Spotlight: Terri Caplan
• While the temperatures won't exactly be polar, the cause remains important to th...
• University of Illinois president Michael Hogan resigns
• Police ask for help identifying Papa Murphy’s burglars
• Four named to UNESCO City of Literature board
• Trial date set in UI College of Law discrimination case
• Iowa alum Don Nelson is one of 12 finalists for the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fa...
• Voices to Elect Tim Judd visiting Johnson County on Sunday
• College cost calculators receiving mixed reviews
• Police arrest felon in possession of loaded handgun
• Some question reliability of enrollment projections
• Alcohol safety group discusses increased numbers of intoxication arrests
• SSMID to host Top Chef
• Old Capitol Kiwanis to meet
• Two Rivers to host retirement workshop
• 4thFEST basket auction Saturday
• Rec center to host cooking classes
• College of Medicine to host Doc Dash 5K
• Jim Throgmorton to be at Fair Grounds Friday
• Just Peace Outreach Group to host Roger Farmer talk
• Silos & Smokestacks National Heritage Area has awarded grants
• Entries due for ’Words Out of the Box’ poetry contest
• IMS Compassion Club to host talent show
• City official grilled during hearing
• Celebration Barn closer to hosting events
• Regents tour flood recovery projects
• Students learn about opera from ’Sid the Serpent’
• Kids hop on the walking school bus
• Java House owner to bring create-your-own salad concept downtown
• Twitter was born 6 years ago today. Make sure you follow us @uiowa and use @uiow...
• Submit nominations for 2012 Kid Captain program
• Dallas Clark honored at 2012 Heart of Gold Gala
• Regents tour UI flood replacement sites
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! Happy WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY! You know the drill;...
• Live Blog: Day 2 of Coralville Von Maur hearing
• Neighbors
• Caravan and semi accident on I-80
• New Book Babies program on Friday afternoons starts April 6
• Johnson County Republican Party to host spaghetti dinner
• Orchestra Iowa presents ’St. John Passion’
• University of Iowa to host off campus housing fair
• Iowa Association of Railroad Passengers to hold membership meeting
• Herbert Hoover Presidential Library to host history program
• National Park Service to host Girl Scout Ranger Day
• National Alliance on Mental Illness to host educational program
• City of Iowa City to host several city clean-ups
• Check out the UI College of Dentistry's new digs! Almost enough to make you want...
• Regents president Craig Lang to speak at Iowa City Noon Rotary meeting
• Garner Elementary’s first walking school bus a success
• Regents committee recommends UNI program closures
• Judah Friedlander to perform at IMU
• Board shifts funds to pay for projects
• City scales back plans for new animal shelter
• City now has recruiting policy
• Coraville Public Library to host meet and greet
• ICAD to host Iowa City Jelly
• State Auditor’s Office releases City of Solon report
• Staffing agency seeking workers
• Man convicted of sex abuse dies at Oakdale
• Iowa senators stop on tour against nuclear bill
• Coralville, group make their arguments in court
• Coralville, group make their arguments in court
• Serving soup with a side of art
• Raso leaving ICAD for Colorado Springs position
• Playboy seeking Hawk women for Big Ten issue
• Mud Chug combines 5K race, obstacles and party
• Soaking up sun on the Pentacrest. Photo by Tim Schoon/UCM.
• Iowa City company has 130 industrial job openings
• Is there anything better than class meeting outside in mid-March? Photo by Tim S...
• Live blog: Coralville Von Maur hearing at 2:30 p.m.
• Will you be one of the 20 middle, junior and high school teachers selected to at...
• Live video: Decorah Eagle Cam
• Mud Chug combines 5K race, mud and obstacles
• Playboy in Iowa City seeking ’Girls of the Big Ten’
• IMCC inmate dies
• Why the short face? Fossils from giant Ice Age bear on display for first time at...
• Flood makes recruiting students more difficult
• County wants to negotiate animal shelter expenses
• Iowa City man sentenced for drug charges
• Family sues UIHC for delivery
• Sedlacek files to run for District 88
• Man charged with assualting fiancee
• N.L. man sentenced for child porn
• Dale Shires, 79
• Christine Shroyer, 32
• Mary Honnold, 90
• Richard Huber, 90
• Joseph ’Mac’ McNamer
• Laurie Rudisill, 60
• MediRevv preparing to move to new building
• Committee: Keep farmers market at ramp site
• City competes with Missouri town for plant expansion
• Committee: Keep farmers market at Chauncey Swan
• Police: Naked, drunk man claims he handled nuclear bomb
• Washington Street conversion project could be finished Tuesday
• Washington couple sues UIHC, alleges negligent C-section delivery
• While some University of Iowa students were planting trees in Costa Rica to crea...
• Four municipalities express interest in Iowa City animal shelter plan
• Mission Creek Festival comes of age
• The unseasonably warm weather recently would mean something special if you were...
• Iowa City man sentenced for cocaine distribution
• North Liberty man sentenced to prison for child pornography
• IMS club to host talent show
• IMS instructor to be AP exam reader
• City High art students earn awards
• Golf group to award scholarships
• Willowwind offers scholarships
• Police: Man threw phone at fianceé’s face
• Exit exams could have big impact on students
• Study gives Iowa an ’F’ in public access to information
• Police: Naked drunk man claimed he handled nuclear bomb
• County adopts plan for Oasis Village
• Today, the University of Iowa is launching Iowa Now, an online news platform tha...
• Willowwind adding kindergarten class
• Pair arrested with counterfeit money
• Riverside Theatre to host Thursday Theatre Talk
• Lensing Funeral Service to host Pet Peace of Mind volunteer training
• Washington County Riverboat Foundation
• Iowa State University Extension to host Homegrown Lifestyle course
• Church to host Marilynne Robinson talk
• Register to be on team for ’Special Olympics Iowa Coralville Polar Plunge’
• Supervisors to invite proposals for property
• Silos and Smokestacks National Heritage Area to host Golden Silo Awards
• First Presbyterian Women to host books and bake sale
• Fareway to participate in ’Cases for Camp’
• VNA to host cholesterol screening
• Chef has big plans to expand Hy-Vee position
• Mami’s Authentic coming to city
• Willowwind adding kindergarten class
• Mami’s Authentic coming to city
• Nurse works to better patient stay
• ICOR offers classes in diverse sports
• Robotics team heads to regional event
• Love of music takes IMS students far
• The Hawkeyes men's basketball team fell 108-97 at Oregon in the second round of...
• Hawks lead Oregon 51-47 at the half! Go Hawks!
• County adopts plan for Oasis Village
• UI planning connecting road on UIHC campus
• UI planning connecting road on UIHC campus
• The Hawkeyes women's basketball team fell to Cal, 84-74, in the first round of t...
• Big day for the Hawkeyes! Women's basketball vs. Cal in the first round of the N...
• Congratulations to junior Matt McDonough, who won his second wrestling national...
• New Pioneer Co-op to host spring walk and wildflower slide show
• Parkinson’s support group to meet
• Yard waste stickers now available
• Childish Gambino rescheduled
• ’Crisis in the Gulf’ to be Wednesday
• Iowa City Music Study Club to meet
• ’Parrots of the Care-A-Being’
• ’Parrots of the Care-A-Being’
• UI researchers studying Ice Age bear found in Iowa
• UI researchers studying Ice Age bear found in Iowa
• Club members pick their winning pigs
• Club members pick their winning pigs
• Print vs. digital: Is one better for comic books?
• Print vs. digital: Is one better for comic books?
• Hawks are back on the mat in St. Louis! Follow along live. Go Hawks!
• Three Hawkeyes move into NCAA finals! Championship matches will be broadcast liv...
• Court: Branstad veto invalid
• New Doppler radar better at detecting objects in air
• Coralville American Legion to host Lenten dinners
• Iowa City SSMID looking for new name
• Arthritis-Fibromyalgia education support group to meet
• Sycamore Mall Theater to present Swan Lake in 3D
• Foundation gives nine city grants
• National Alliance on Mental Illness to host Game Day
• IMU to host ’White as Snow, Red as Blood’
• Figge to host mural paint party
• Iowa City Scrabble Club to meet
• Legion to host memorial breakfast
• Bridge replacement to begin Monday
• Officials: More to nursing homes than the ratings show
• Parents start petition for new eastside elementary
• It’s a match
• Police: Daughter reports mom’s drunk driving
• County named Small Wind Innovation Zone
• Inspection records: 2 local nursing homes consistently receive low marks
• Iowa advanced four wrestlers to the national semifinals and sits in third place...
• Iowa City parents petition for new eastside elementary school
• Used book and bake sale to support missions, Four Oaks
• Johnson County named one of two Small Wind Innovation Zones
• UI med students learn their fate on Match Day
• Dubuque Street over Butler Bridge reduced to one lane March 19-23
• Iowa City Self Supported Municipal Improvement District looking for more appealing name
• Wetherby Park community gardens expanding
• Branstad’s unemployment office veto ruled unconstitutional
• Police: Woman was drinking, driving with daughter in car
• Traffic camera bill still alive
• Ethics committee to do research in Helland case
• Happy Match Day to all you Hawkeye med students! Good luck!
• Commission approves 3 zoning amendments
• The Iowa City Scrabble Club to meet
• Orchestra Iowa presents ’St. John Passion’
• Parkinson’s support group to meet
• Legion to host memorial breakfast
• IMU to host ’White as Snow, Red as Blood’
• National Alliance on Mental Illness to host Game Day
• Figge to host mural paint party
• The Hawkeyes wrestling team advanced six to the national quarterfinals and is in...
• Board to vote on committee members
• City Council to discuss space for sidewalk cafés
• Senior Center Commission approves fee increase
• U. Heights offers to pay animal shelter share
• Sign up now for Easter basket class
• UI DeGowin Blood Center to host blood drives
• Cost of UI’s fine arts campus may top $400M
• Pearson settles discrimination claim
• New fire station already making a difference
• Protests against zoning amendments could slow process
• With the win over Dayton in hand Tuesday night, the 13,190 at CHA saluted the Ha...
• Cost of rebuilding UI fine arts campus to top $400 million
• Pearson settles discrimination claim for $100,000
• Council to discuss allowing more space for sidewalk cafes
• Willowwind School adding second kindergarten class
• Police: Man assaulted woman, shattered windshields with dumbbells
• Good luck to the Iowa wrestlers competing at nationals this weekend in St. Louis...
• Childish Gambino show cancelled
• Library books offer guidance to growing your backyard harvest
• Owners: Puppy stolen from Woofables
• Senior Center officials to discuss fee increase
• Local construction anticipating recovery
• Some parents happy for online school option
• Old Capital Kiwanis to meet
• Volunteers needed for Cultural Diversity Festival
• Fairgrounds to host Derby Swine weigh-in
• Vacancies on Johnson County committees
• IMS to host regional orchestra festival
• Coralville Public Library to host conversation with Dori Butler
• Washington Plaza now safe from moratoriums
• North Liberty McDonald’s to open today
• Bobby Kaufmann announces run for House
• Riverside man pleads guilty
• Man escapes Hope House
• Massage therapist faces charges
• Pulkrabek to seek re-election as sheriff
• We've heard him called the "Ginja Ninja," and last night we referred to him as "...
• Police: Drunken man broke into home, went to sleep
• Washington Plaza safe from building moratorium
• Founder of Iowa City shiatsu clinic accused of practicing without license
• Man serving robbery sentence escapes Hope House
• Man hospitalized after allegedly starting field fire
• Pulkrabek to seek third term as sheriff
• Iowa Association of Railroad Passengers meeting March 24
• Solon audit report now available
• Thanks to all you Hawkeyes fans who showed up in force last night to cheer Iowa...
• Senior Center Commission to discuss fee increase
• North Liberty widower sues Coralville clinic over wife’s suicide
• Police: Drunken man broke into home, went to sleep
• Today is Pi Day (like 3.14, not apple or pumpkin). Hey, all you Hawkeye math maj...
• Neighbors
• Owners: Puppy stolen from Woofables in Coralville
• SSMID announces Fan Fest for wrestling trials
• Survey: Over 93 percent of Iowans use seat belts
• Manufacturing industry experiencing strong growth statewide, locally
• Japanese students partner up with City High families
• Committee recommends approval of Moen tower
• Manufacturing industry experiencing strong growth statewide, locally
• Powered by 25 points and 11 rebounds from Aaron "The Big Red Machine" White, the...
• Police charge 3 in Creekside robbery
• Woman sentenced to federal prison
• University of Iowa grad programs drop in U.S. News rankings
• Iowa City offering $15K for additional co-working space
• Iowa is about to tipoff the NIT against Dayton! Go Hawks! from ...
• UI appoints new business school dean
• Online schools permissable, Attorney General says
• Riverside man pleads guilty to assaulting teenagers
• Bobby Kaufmann announces bid for Iowa House
• Three teenagers arrested in Creekside Market robbery
• UI appoints new business school dean
• Construction company owner sentenced to 18 months in prison
• "I'm a product of public institutions, and I have a great fondness in my heart f...
• UI grad programs fall slightly in U.S. News rankings
• Committee recommends approval of 14-story downtown tower
• Looks like Iowa's Andrew Brommer is ready for the NIT!
• New McDonald’s to open in North Liberty on Thursday
• One-of-a-kindonline
• Housing market showing signs of life
• Downtown business owner sold marijuana to stay open, police say
• Veterans to host event for warriors
• Police: Iowa City man threatened to kill woman
• Kaufmann will not seek re-election
• UI student: Lawmaker offered me a job to end campaign
• IMS students to work in community
• Newcomers’ Group to meet
• Eulenspiegel Puppet Theatre to present show
• Crisis Center’s drive exceeds expectations
• Williams resigns as director of Systems Unlimited
• The Iowa women's basketball team is in the NCAA Tournament! The Hawks are a 9 se...
• Revival to expand with online store
• Test your strength in the UIVA Warrior Challenge
• Systems Unlimited executive director resigns
• Yoder-Short selected to be AP reader
• Jeff Kaufmann not seeking reelection
• Iowa City man accused of threatening to kill woman
• Police: Downtown business owner sold marijuana to stay open
• Friday night, we posted a spectacular moonlit view of the original General Hospi...
• Career moves: ACLU, CIVCO Medical Solutions
• Career moves: UICCU, ICCSD, ICAD, MediRevv, John E. Raley Agency
• Board wants answers on new school
• Energy, government ties worry residents
• At this convention, it’s all about the ink
• Chick-fil-A operator wins esteemed award
• Eastside plaza to host job fair
• City of Iowa City street sweeping schedule
• Hospice to host grief group
• Iowa lawmakers question whether nuke bill helps customers
• Retail economy affecting some consumers more than others
• The Iowa men's basketball team is in the NIT! Iowa is a No. 7 seed and will host...
• Solon boutique strives for the unique
• West High rolls to state title
• Relators to host career seminar
• Museum to present Joan Liffring-Zug Bourret
• Housing Trust Fund taking applications
• Foundation to partner with Cookies by Design
• MidAmerican to award grants
• Bankruptcy filings lower in county versus state
• Housing Fellowship in Iowa City granted HUD funds
• New Pi tries to alleviate concerns about relocating
• IHOP fundraiser breaks record
• Coraville library to host family night
• Dairy producers must meet Milk Income Loss Contract program requirements
• Coralville Public Library to host preschool story time
• 2 Coralville officers injured in struggle
• New Pi tries to alleviate concerns
• Special Olympics provides a weekend of fun for athletes
• Special Olympics provides a weekend of fun for athletes
• Housing Fellowship granted HUD funds
• 2 Coralville officers injured in struggle
• Moen details plans for new tower, asks for TIF aid
• Local economy remains step ahead of state, nation
• UI helps to cushion area’s jobless rate
• The moon, one day removed from being full, rises behind Boyd Tower on Friday night.
• Nearly 3 decades of fish frys
• UI students to support Japanese theater community
• Missing Hope House resident found downtown
• Councilor Weipert plans to challenge Slockett
• Citizens to send petition to president
• Prairie School to host art spring break camp
• UI police hunting for suspects
• Veterans memorial coming to W. Branch
• Marc Moen seeks TIF for 14-story tower downtown
• UI police seek information about suspicious men
• UI theater students hold fundraiser for Japan earthquake victims
• Hawks lose, 92-75, and now await word on postseason play. As always, it's great...
• Twitter updates from 4A boys finals: West vs. Sioux City East
• Hawks tipoff in 40 minutes on ESPN! Go Hawks! from ...
• Missing Hope House resident found drunk downtown
• We received more than 1,000 applications this year for the Presidential Scholars...
• Figge to host ’Paint Like Pollock’ event
• West Branch group plans veterans memorial
• Group launches website outlining concerns about Iowa River Landing
• Bradford Drive to be closed Saturday
• Iowa City Hospice to host ’Under the Community Big Top’ musical
• Grace Potter and the Nocturnals to perform at IMU
• University Club to host March Midday Connection Luncheon
• Neighbors
• Iowa’s casino revenue nears $1 billion, up from 2010
• Parents speak out about boundary proposals
• Is campus crime on the decline?
• Report: Funding down by 40%
• JECC could face changes
• Broken by tragedy, a family’s faith perseveres
• 2 local students score 36 on ACT
• UISG works to establish student employee group
• UICCU gets first place in nationwide measurement
• Grant program will help fund historical society summer intern
• Hawks win! 64-61. Next up, top-seeded Michigan State at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Game's...
• Learn about ICPL Online Resources
• State funding at Iowa’s universities down 40 percent, tuition up 75 percent
• Iowa City to sweep streets March 13-14
• The Iowa men's basketball team takes on Illinois at 10:30 this morning in the op...
• Grace Potter and the Nocturnals to perform April 26
• Iowa City man sentenced for distributing cocaine
• Biggest solar storm in years nears Earth
• UI to raze rental houses near Kinnick, UIHC
• Board OKs justice center financing
• Woman struck by car downtown
• Woman struck by car downtown
• 8th-graders learn about life on a budget
• Hospice to host musical extravaganza
• Golf group to award scholarships
• Safe Haven to host ’Surfin for Safe Haven’
• Iowa City Scrabble Club to meet
• FSA to host Conservation Reserve Program meetings
• Bradford Drive to be closed Saturday
• Man, 73, collapses while playing basketball
• Experts push for stricter licensing law in Iowa
• Volunteer judges needed for history competition
• Coralville library to host family storytime
• What is MyPlate’s nutritional message?
• Iowa City students score higher than others nationally
• Melrose residents brace for UI parking lot construction
• Supervisors reach consensus on justice center bond issue
• Go "On Location" at Dance Marathon 18, where UI students raised a record $1.3 mi...
• ’R-word’ on its way out of Iowa’s laws
• Barbara Corcoran to deliver keynote at Iowa Women’s Leadership Conference event
• Father of CCA student killed in accident working to strengthen driver’s license law
• Hey, students! Stop by the Biology Building at 7 tonight for the "Scientific Soi...
• Romney leads delegate count, but at what cost?
• Romney, Santorum share Super Tuesday momentum
• State will give district $4M in extra funding next year
• School Board approves bids $412,000 over planned budgets
• Council talks payday lenders, bus fare increases
• Board won’t take action against Slockett for petition
• Iowa City man accused of stealing car, bicycle, mink coat and more
• Jacoby to seek his third term in the Iowa House
• UI professor swims with the sharks — sort of
• Kellie Dykstra, 32
• Dreamwell Theatre to host ’Bent’ auditions
• West lane of Washington St. will be closed Thurday
• District to host boundary meeting
• Coralville library to host family storytime
• Old Capitol Kiwanis to meet
• Coralville Public Library to host preschool story time
• Vacancies on Johnson County committees
• District to hold bargaining meeting
• Iowa Utilities Board to host MidAmerican meeting
• Iowa City Hospice to host musical extravaganza
• Watch the GOP count up the delegates for Super Tuesday
• Jacoby to seek re-election
• Muscatine engineering firm wins award for Coralville project
• Iowa City man charged with attempted murder sentenced to prison
• Did you know? ... More than 75 percent of UI-trained teachers remain in the clas...
• Johnson County auditor criticized for workplace petition
• Washington Street down to one lane Thursday
• Iowa City man accused of stealing car, bicycle, mink coat
• Three new stores to open at Coral Ridge Mall
• Devotay chef in running for FOOD & WINE award
• MidAmerican rate hike will increase customers’ bills 3.5%
• Verdict still out on super PACS
• Reception honors Women of Troy
• Iowans flock to House to weigh in on reforms
• Coralville man faces domestic assault charges
• U.S. halts membership funding for UNESCO
• Vacancies on Mental Health/Disabilities Services board
• Terrence Neuzil to host listening posts
• Martina McBride to perform
• Iowa City Community School District to host comment meetings
• Ptacek recommended for NWJH assistant principal post
• MidAmerican Energy proposes electric rate increase
• Two from North English sentenced to federal prison
• Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature could lose international partnerships
• eDiscover the classics
• Plan will pay UNI professors to leave
• Presenting sponsors named for Summer of the Arts festivals
• Devotay chef Kevin Butler finalist for Food & Wine award
• This beautiful church, constructed in 1870 at the NE corner of Clinton Street an...
• Police: Man assaults wife, barricades himself and infant inside house
• Oakdale Boulevard making its way to N. Dubuque Street
• Wintry night at Old Cap - Bill Adams/UCM
• Kids soak up fun at Purim festival
• Table to Table hopes event raises awareness
• Mediacom users now can access city programs
• UI Field House to host tournament
• Iowa Pork conferences to be Friday
• Church to host ballroom dance class
• Senior center to host advance care planning meeting
• Nature enthusiasts discuss outdoor issues
• Nature enthusiasts discuss outdoor issues
• Council to talk restricting ’predatory lenders’ in city
• Congrats to Matt McDonough and Derek St. John for winning individual Big Ten wre...
• IMS to host event Saturday
• Lubaroff doesn’t let Tourette’s define him
• Lubaroff doesn’t let Tourette’s define him
• Council to discuss restricting ’predatory lenders’
• Service provides in-home caregivers
• Online survey to grade Murley so far
• Online survey to grade Murley so far
• Northwest students earn writing awards
• Willowwind School launches alumni page on website
• Talent auditions this week at Weber
• District to start online English program
• City High leader welcomes diversity
• From Bollywood to UI: Dance competition blends east, west
• Marketing students get real-world experience
• District admits it withheld records
• Event gives people chance to ’handle history’
• Event gives people chance to ’handle history’
• District admits to withholding records
• Hawkeyes have eight wrestlers in the B1G tournament semifinals. Join the convers...
• Iowa United Nations Association to host night of 1,000 dinners
• Audit report released for North Liberty
• Goodwill to host semi-annual sale
• Willowwind elementary to host ’History Night’
• Johnson County Heritage Trust to host prairie preview
• Replay live blog from wrestling semifinals
• Hawkeyes men fall to Northwestern, 70-66. Still great to be a Hawkeye! Next up ....
• West High to start offering early-bird classes
• Institute giving students real-world marketing experience
• Experts stress Hepatitis C testing, awareness
• Experts stress Hepatitis C testing, awareness
• Big day for Hawkeyes sports today. Men's basketball, wrestling, baseball, softba...
• Parents concerned about redistricting process
• ’Charlotte’s Web’ comes to life at Longfellow
• Coralville to help fund Iowa City animal shelter
• Night of 1,000 Dinners offers variety of cuisines
• Regina principal resigns; reason unknown
• Lawsuit should not slow progress at IRL
• ’I would like us to stay here’
• Developer: Lawsuit won’t affect ongoing work at IRL
• Night of 1,000 Dinners to benefit women’s causes
• The Hawkeyes women lost to Nebraska, 80-68, in the B1G quarterfinals in Indy. To...
• University Club to host afternoon tea
• Public Policy Center to host lecture
• Chabad Jewish Center to host Chinese Purim
• Conservation Reserve Program to host meeting
• Foreign Relations Council to host luncheon
• Center to host insurance program
• CCA to host kindergarten round-up
• Iowa Memorial Union to host annual nursing day
• Table to Table to host annual fund-raising dinner
• Veterans for Peace to host lunch and dinner
• Donate refrigerators to Hometown Rewards committee
• City requests proposals for Old Town
• Police respond to suspicious person
• City requests proposals for redevelopment of Old Town Coralville
• Cedar Rapids event to celebrate 40 years of RAGBRAI
• Regina Jr./Sr. High principal David Krummel resigns
• Quellhorst, Iowa City a perfect match
• Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY, Hawkeyes! It's a snowy one here in Iowa City. He...
• Three Brothers Theatre to present ’A Wolf at the Door’
• CAM Iowa Clothing Center to host purple martin seminar
• Coralville Center of Performing Arts to present musical
• AARP to host needs and services program
• Daughters of the American Revolution to meet
• Interstate Power & Light Company to host safety awareness program
• Senior Center to host ’Government and You’
• Iowa Speed Youth Track Club to meet
• Professor to visit UI campus
• Iowa City Public Library Events: March 3-16
• The Hawkeye women take on Nebraska at 1 p.m. today in the Big Ten Tournament qua...
• Former University of Iowa student killed in Afghanistan
• Table to Table fundraiser scheduled for April 5
• Regents to discuss UNI’s proposed early retirement program
• Kirkwood installs electric-vehicle charging station
• Suspicious person reported near Lucas Elementary on Thursday
• Bit of snow today might be winter’s last gasp
• Templeton Rye documentary at Bijou brings secretive story to light
• Redistricting proposals are released
• Developers file suit to stop Von Maur deal
• Group sues city over land deal
• West Branch district issues statement on civil rights complaint
• Defunct Books owner files lawsuit
• Hope House resident found in Illinois
• Man charged with damaging Java House
• Johnson County Empowerment to host bidder’s conference
• Solon American Legion to host Friday fish frys
• Indian Student Alliance to host Nachte Raho
• Regina Cub Scout Pack to host pancake breakfast
• North Liberty Optimists to host pancake breakfast
• Lone Tree American Legion to host pancake breakfast
• City wants to make Washington St. two-way by end of month
• Man accused of punching Kmart employee, stealing
• Man accused of threatening attorneys
• Bijou to screen documentary on Templeton Rye
• City wants to make Washington Street two-way by end of month
• Charges filed in Lisbon wrestling investigation
• UI student says course for veterans helped him succeed, from the New York Times.
• Defunct Books owner files claim against developers
• Coralville agrees to help fund Iowa City animal shelter
• Survey shows positive economic outlook in Iowa
• Man accused of threatening attorneys at Johnson County Public Defender’s Office
• West Branch superintendent issues statement on racial slur complaint
• Police: Man angry over girlfriend’s firing broke glass containers, window at Java House
• Man accused of stealing personal lubricant, baby clothes, punching Kmart employee
• Hope House resident missing since August found in Illinois
• Police: Man trespassing on vacant farm had meth in truck
• Hawks down the Huskers, 62-53!
• Board tables justice center debate
• Board tables justice center debate
• City High, West High fans show their confidence in their girls’ teams
• Occupy Iowa City moves out
• D.M. Art Center to host ’Mural’
• Lawmakers differ on education funding
• Hawkeyes basketball at Nebraska, 8 p.m. CST, on ESPNU! The Huskers beat us in fo...
• Group puts West debate pair in national top tier
• New UI degree mixing sports with business
• Making Sycamore a place for more than shopping
• Agudas Achim Congregation to host children’s carnival
• Iowa City Public Library Art Advisory Committee
• MidAmerican Energy to host proposed electric rate increase meeting
• Sleigh Bells to perform at IMU
• Iowa City York Rite to host spaghetti supper
• Coralville Library to host ’After School Special’
• Washington Street Wellness Center to host health lecture
• ICAD to launch Corridor Job Club
• NUTRISHOP has opened in North Liberty
• Ex-UI employee enters plea deal
• Hospice will host ’Cooking Through Grief’
• Episcopal Campus Ministry to host breakfast fundraiser
• Riverside Theatre to host Shakespearean lecture
• West High show choirs to perform
• Backyard Abundance to host gala
• Occupy Iowa City moves out of College Green Park
• Juvenile in custody after being reported missing, suicidal
• Nutrishop location opens in North Liberty
• Pollock’s ’Mural’ to go on display in Des Moines
• Coralville Costco set to open in June
• Study: Wind turbine collisions causing bat deaths, not low pressure field
• Romney contract on futures market surges after Arizona, Michigan wins
• New Sycamore Mall manager: ’It’s not all doom and gloom’
• Shows produced by City Channel 4 now available on demand
• Former UIHC employee avoids jail in credit card case
• City, West websites finalists for Online Pacemaker award
• Iowa official announces plan to quit No Child Left Behind
• Basketball bond spans three generations for Iowa City family
• Commission issues ’right to sue’ letter
• AG’s office: SSMID can close meetings
• Police, local businesses, institutions see some changes thanks to the leap day
• Woman accused of stabbing boyfriend
• Solon’s Schwab to run for state representative
• Coralville unveils plan for riverfront area
• Former UI employee enters plea in carpet theft
• CR native gets face time in crazy Daytona 500
• Local philanthropist Dick Schwab to run for state representative
• Sleigh Bells to perform at RiverFest
• Iowa Attorney General: Open meetings law doesn’t apply to SSMID
• Iowa City woman accused of stabbing boyfriend with meat fork
• Sean Moeller was a journalism major at Iowa, but he has made it big in the music...
• Jarad Klein files nomination papers
• UI denies North Dakota invitation to meet
• Council to talk Coralville development tonight
• Washington awaits CCA students
• Jazz Ensemble finishes first ahead of weekend contest
• Police: Woman let men use drugs in her home
• Greg Davis won a national championship at Texas. Next fall, he'll be calling pla...
• Iowa City police hire new officer
• Church to host pancake breakfast Saturday
• Tippie Build 5 to host putt-putt event
• Hoover Library to show women’s documentary
• Lawyer requests stay to prevent UI documents from being released
• Church to host Lenten Musical Meditation
• Restaurant owners gear up for outdoor seating season
• Man charged with theft after taking his cat from shelter
• League host program on Constitution
• ACT hires new CIO, vice president
• Service to check on seniors, disabled
• Kiwanis Club to host antique show
• Shelter House to host used book sale
• Iowa DNR to host public meeting
• Law journal to host speakers, reception
• Sundays at Four to present ’Joy Kills Sorrow’
• UI declines to invite ’Fighting Sioux’ over mascot flap
• Regents vote to close Price Lab School at UNI
• Auditions for NBC’s ’The Voice’ in Chicago March 3
• Man charged for stealing his cat back from animal shelter
• SNL alum Finesse Mitchell to perform at IMU
• Congrats to Lisa Bluder and the Hawkeye women, who won eight straight games to c...
• ACT names new CIO, marketing VP
• College of Education professors Frank Wachowiak (center) and Ted Ramsay (right)...
• Blackstone to host retirement finances lecture
• Iowa Board of Medicine takes action against 3 doctors
• Human rights group to launch new program
• Career Moves
• Workplace Volunteer Council kickoff breakfast Wednesday
• Judge sides with AP in UI settlement case
• Iowa ranked 16th on well-being index
• Police find marijuana within reach of children at apartment
• North Liberty attracts Hills Bank, UICCU
• District corrects funding error for programs
• Blomgren is back on the beat in Iowa City
• Swim meet showcases Eels’ and region’s best
• James Gang to host dinner Wednesday
• The Hawks fell short at Illinois, 65-54. Tough break, but still great to be a Ha...
• Hawkeyes up early on Illinois. Game is on the Big Ten Network. Go Hawks!
• Students share their plans for summer
• West’s Mohamedali mixes it up
• Quick turnaround hallmark of business
• Colleen Lenz, 74
• Northgate becoming medical clinic hub
• Enjoy an evening at the cabaret
• Developers: Proposals unfair to current projects
• Register for Pilot Club 2012
• Public Policy Center to host Sally Kenney lecture
• Iowa City to flush fire hydrants
• Finesse Mitchell to perform at IMU
• UI Student Health Fair to be Wednesday
• Judicial District’s awards ceremony to be Monday
• School Board to host listening post
• Foreign Relations Council to host luncheon
• Dubuque St. to be one lane traffic on Monday
• Deadline approaching for the service award
• Education bills dominate talk at local forum
• Residents use their bowling superpowers to raise money
• Taking local students’ writing on the road
• Three marquee issues deeply divide Iowa Legislature
• UI law school facing three lawsuits
• College Green continues to see an increase in crime
• Kids get airborne for a good cause
• GOP candidate vying for District 77 seat
• Whiskeymaker tells his success story
• Crime in your neighborhood
• Chief maintains Coralville ’generally’ safe
• Afternoon, Hawkeyes! We haven't done a FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY in quite a while...
• Iowa Lottery to give away prize money from unclaimed jackpots
• There is a lot of talk in the social stratosphere about our Hawkeyes men's baske...
• Neighbors
• County jail inmates accused of starting fire
• Hawks win - Bill Adams/UCM
• Police: 3 assault man in late-night attack
• Board: Former Windmill Manor admin didn’t report sexual conduct between dementia patients
• Muscular Dystrophy Association is going for $80,000 with walk
• Hawks win!
• 5-year trails plan approved by county supervisors
• Sears to close Coral Ridge store
• Google, schools partner to provide book access
• University of Iowa students are taking advantage of online resources
• Hawkeyes up 43-34 on #15 Wisconsin at the half. Great crowd at CHA! Go Hawks!
• Regents continue push for increased funding
• 2 N.L. men sentenced to prison
• Property managers to undergo training
• Frontier Airlines to offer cheap flights
• UI students, don't forget FREE TICKETS to the Iowa-Wisconsin basketball game ton...
• Iowa Civil Rights Commission, Cedar Rapids property management company reach settlement
• Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids closed briefly after domestic incident
• 2 North Liberty men sentenced to federal prison
• Iowa lawmaker’s bill would allow guns on college campuses
• The UI is adopting a new method for scheduling finals this spring, and it's goin...
• The Library’s split-venue request approved
• Sears to sell Coral Ridge Mall store to General Growth Properties
• Public meeting to discuss Johnson, Linn counties’ groundwater sources
• Former Coralville nursing home administrator accused of not reporting sex between dementia patients
• Three accused of assaulting man, say he needed to be ’put in his place’
• City publishes first ’Waterways Report’
• Public invited to leave feedback on Chicago-to-Omaha passenger rail service
• Iowa City to begin flushing fire hydrants
• Neighbors
• VIDEO: Man robs convenience store at knifepoint
• Richter sentenced to 84 months in prison
• Riverside Theatre to host Diamonds or Denim
• The Muscular Dystrophy Association to host Muscle Walk
• IHOP to host national pancake day
• Police review board moves on from Porter case
• Poll finds current gun rights satisfy majority of Iowans
• Downtown bar first to try split venue
• SSMID closes its meetings to the public
• Loebsack reaches out to local senior citizens
• Crowd-funding restaurant to open in I.C.
• UI issues Hawk Alert during search for suicidal man
• FREE TICKETS for UI students to tomorrow night's men's basketball game against #...
• Traveling display of student work celebrates One Book, Two Book children’s lit festival
• Vote for our Recycling Made Easy logo and the University of Iowa could win $5,00...
• Lawsuit: Prominent Davenport scoutmaster abused boy in 1970s
• HAWK ALERT UPDATE: The subject of the Hawk Alert issued by UI Police this mornin...
• University of Iowa alters final exam policies
• Loebsack meets with senior citizens in Iowa City
• Mexican man sentenced for re-entering country after deportation
• HAWK ALERT UPDATE: Iowa City and UI police have searched City Park and found no...
• Weather service issues winter storm watch
• EMERGENCY HAWK ALERT: Report of an armed subject in City Park. Remain indoors an...
• Former UI football player arrested for drunken driving
• UI issues Hawk Alert during search for suicidal man
• Help UI student become the America’s Next Eco-Star
• Woman arrested after allegedly shoplifting, eluding police
• Council OKs final vote on cameras
• Iowa DNR hoping for improved camping conditions in 2012
• Hope House resident escapes, caught for 2nd time
• Iowa City Eagles 695 to host pancake breakfast
• DeGowin to host blood drives
• Church to host International Darwin Day
• Iowa Children’s Musuem to host ’Good Vibrations’
• As Riverside Theatre gears up for one of its biggest fundraisers, the theater is seeing an increase in ticket sales and donations
• School Board moves forward on re-funding bonds
• Moratorium starts for non-relative zoning proposal
• ’Downton Abbey’ fan? Don’t despair
• Brian Terrell to speak about military drones
• Robert A. Lee Community Recreation Center pool to be closed
• Senator Chuck Grassley to host town meeting
• N.L. rec center to host immigration conference
• Old Capitol Kiwanis to host meeting
• Megabus.com launches new bus tracking app
• Eulenspiegel Puppet Theatre to host Puppets and Pastries
• Johnson County Relay For Life committee to host meeting
• Troop 250 to host spaghetti supper
• Iowa City Public Libaray to host a book sale
• Cities see fewer federal dollars for public housing
• Parents of CCA student killed in accident suing driver
• City High students honored for artwork
• Parents of CCA student killed in accident suing driver
• Upcoming Movies at ICPL
• UI College of Engineering to host robotics competition
• Book sale at The Book End
• Grassley to hold town meeting in Kalona Thursday
• February is Black History Month. Did you know that in 1954 Jewel Limar Prestage...
• Hope House escapee back in custody
• Iowa Poll: Iowans narrowly favor bans on red light, speed cameras
• Free bus rides to Coral Ridge Mall for UI students
• Leaders redesign education bills
• KKK painted on items in Cedar Rapids neighborhood
• UI’s Center for the Book enters national spotlight
• Barn near Swisher lost in fire
• Traffic stop results in two arrested for meth
• New advisory council to oversee district’s CEP
• American Legion to host Lenten dinners
• Willowwind School to host Transition Night
• Loebsack to host forum Wednesday
• NAMI WALK luncheon Saturday
• Group to sponsor legislative forum
• Donate to UI DeGowin Blood Drive
• Genealogical Society to host ’Finding Missing Military Information’
• Center to offer free foot clinic
• West Branch Friends Church to host Taize Evensong
• Funding sought for new vegan eatery
• Iowa City taxi-to-resident ratio higher than three biggest U.S. cities
• Goodwill of the Heartland CEO steps down
• Meet your new Golden Girl, Hawkeyes!
• Barn lost in fire near Swisher
• Remember when the IMU had a bowling alley on the lower level? Here is a shot of...
• Iowa State provost to resign at year’s end
• Two arrested for possession of meth after traffic stop
• Templeton Rye president to speak at UI
• Submit your photos from Dine Out for Education
• Loebsack to host forums for older Iowans
• West Liberty woman dies in car accident
• Former Red Avocado co-owner requests funding for new vegan restaurant
• Good morning, Hawkeyes! It's National Engineering Week! Are you a student in or...
• Number of organ, tissue donors on the rise
• Career moves
• American Legion to host Lenten dinners
• Center to offer free foot clinic
• Local offices to alter hours for President’s Day
• Local charities put a dent in hunger
• Beadle expands local scene with ’theater co-op’ Three Brothers
• Powered by 30 points from senior Matt Gatens, the Hawkeyes took down #20 Indiana...
• Drug shortages challenge local physicians
• Next Golden Girl ready to don black and gold
• Girl Scouts get firsthand science, engineering experience with the help of UI’s WISE
• Soccer group is blind to age, nationality, profession and weather
• Freeman-Murdah jury trial set
• Police: Woman let child drink alcohol
• Locals go face-to-face in chili cook-off
• Locals go face-to-face in chili cook-off
• Sparking an interest
• A concert filled with contrasts, surprises
• UI’s Hawkeye Caucus aims to promote UI
• UI’s Hawkeye Caucus aims to promote UI
• Obesity affects all, not just the overweight
• Obesity affects all, not just the overweight
• Drug shortages a challenge for UIHC physicians
• Police: Man shoved another on ped mall
• Coralville Reservoir begins month-long drawdown
• City officials: Positive change at bus interchange
• Iowa City connects readers, writers ‘through the power of story’
• City’s Little Free Library is first in state
• Board to receive report card from district
• Church to host pancake supper Tues.
• Register now for Warrior Challenge
• Wellness center to host weight loss class
• Support group to host meeting
• Local schools to host Dance for Humanity
• Iowa City Scrabble Club to meet Sunday
• Local teacher earns NASA fellowship
• Coralville Reservoir begins month-long drawdown
• City officials: Positive change at bus interchange
• UI professor and renowned papermaking expert Tim Barrett is featured in this Sun...
• Iowa City claims positive change at bus interchange
• Local educator wins NASA fellowship
• Google map of the City of Literature
• The University of Iowa has teamed up with researchers at Rockwell Collins on a s...
• Man, 4-year-old son uninjured in semi accident
• ’Olympic fighter’ arrested after Ped Mall shoving match
• Leaving the library spellbound
• Housing proposal goes to board
• Nonprofits make pitch for county building
• Council to discuss zoning amendments
• Bringing ’Mural’ back to its former glory
• Council to discuss strategic planning
• Tailgate benefit party for Cynthia Heims
• MegaBus driver sentenced to 77 days
• Harley group to host chili cook-off
• Grant Wood Elementary to host farmers market
• Tax break seminar canceled
• Reading education assistance dogs to visit Coralville library
• ’The Toymaker’s War’ to premiere Feb. 23
• Coraville library to host veterans for peace meeting
• Hey, UI students! If you're interested in gaining some great leadership experien...
• Library Events: Feb. 16-March 2
• Family of professor sues state, alleges negligence
• Bringing Pollock’s ‘Mural’ back to its former glory
• Helping wildlife by building nesting boxes
• Iowa House approves worker stock-ownership plan
• Council to discuss zoning amendments aimed at student sprawl
• This date in 1988, Coach C. Vivian Stringer's women's basketball team was ranked...
• Family of late UI law professor sues state, claims negligence of UIHC doctors
• Iowa DOT offers email reminder for renewing your driver’s license
• Megabus launches mobile app
• China’s Xi basks in Iowa hospitality
• Hundreds march to protest treatment of Tibet
• 3 Trojans seek 2nd state title
• New look, same mission for crime team
• New Pi considers relocating
• China’s Xi Jinping returns to Muscatine after 27 years
• Hundreds march to protest China’s treatment of Tibet
• District earns highest bond rating awarded
• UI pushing for more Friday classes
• New Pi considers relocating to Gilbert and College streets
• UI student charged with dealing drugs
• ICPD’s Street Crimes Action Team reports harder drugs making a comeback
• Iowa City’s newest Dairy Queen opens
• The Big Ten Swimming and Diving Championships start today at the CRWC! Let's go...
• Jones appeals UI lawsuit to Iowa Supreme Court
• Moody’s affirms school district’s top bond rating
• ICPL unveils new look
• Coralville IHOP to give away free pancakes
• Coralville employees win first ’Severson Cup’
• UI student accused of selling drugs out of his apartment
• Volunteer Spotlight: Gloria Lacina
• Neighbors
• Books can help you understand anime, manga
• Father’s road to Tuskegee continues to inspire man
• Johnson County, cities look at animal shelter options after high Iowa City proposal
• Nonprofits eye move to former county building
• Proposal targets student sprawl
• Hills Bank opens new IMU branch
• Revision limits faculty’s extra courses
• Teachers union asks district for 7% raise
• Lincoln brings home chess championship
• Iowa City Area Development Group to host jelly
• Old Capitol Kiwanis to meet Thursday
• Library to host school’s out special
• IMS to host fundraiser for student
• Retired school personnel to meet
• Cedar Valley Humane Society offers plan to cities
• Teachers union asks for 7 percent raise, district offers 2 percent
• School’s Out Special: “The Case of the School Ghost”
• UI Department of Dance presents Faculty/Graduate Concert Feb. 16-18
• Hancher presents ’The Rivalry’ Feb. 23
• Prep boys basketball roundup
• Iowa City schools finish 1-2 in state chess championships
• Student group unveils ’Bloom Index’
• Happy Valentine's Day, Hawkeyes! Who here fell in love at Iowa?
• Valentine’s Day is big business for Bochner Chocolates
• Iowa City denies permit to occupiers
• Penn first-graders Skype with classes across the country
• Woman faces charge of domestic assault
• County road dept. releases 5-year construction proposal
• Coralville to vote today on property purchase
• Incident prompts IMCC investigation
• Justice center could cost as much as $55M
• Church to host volunteer program
• NAMI to host program Wednesday
• Juhl to discuss book Thursday
• MidAmerican to host meeting about rates
• Eagles Lodge to host benefit dinner
• Carver-Hawkeye to host Women’s NCAA Tournament games
• Ongoing investigation at Iowa Medical and Classifcaton Center
• City denies permit renewal for Occupy Iowa City
• Woman accused of threatening husband with hammer
• Hosting a summer camp? Submit your information for publication
• This photo was taken at a Liberal Arts Student Association event in 1989, at wha...
• UI’s annual Gathe Raho draws crowd of 300
• Steamed burger maker sets sights on franchise
• With the likely departure of Von Maur, can Sycamore Mall survive?
• ’I’m a African!’
• UI professor shows off ’book sculptures’
• 24-year library worker is retiring
• Church vote on property sale set for October
• Volunteer for One Book Two Book festival
• Orthodox Mission to host evening in the east
• KC Family Center to host pancake breakfast
• The Engert Theatre to screen ’Tree of Life’
• American Red Cross to host blood drive
• Church vote on property sale set for Oct.
• City, South East students win first place
• Books by Willowwind students on display
• Nominate alumnus for West award
• AIB counselor to meet with students
• Willowwind to host summer programs
• West High dance team dares to be different
• Students create garden at Roosevelt
• 24-year library worker is retiring but not saying goodbye
• Steamed burger maker sets sights on franchise
• Costs for non-English speaking students up
• Iowa City School Board to host listening posts
• Valentine’s Day event salutes local veterans
• UI student collecting books for Heartland to Motherland
• 5 arrested on drugs, guns charges
• Update: That profile of Tim Barrett we mentioned a few days ago? It's slated for...
• The reinvention of Warren McDuffie
• Gamers flock to Gamicon at IMU
• Sisters give birth to sons on the same day in I.C.
• First-year students are behind most UI violations
• Dinner to feature musicians at benefit for food pantry
• Police: Homeless man sold stolen handgun
• Library to host Anime and Manga Festival
• District to hold initial bargaining meeting
• City High to sponsor talk for parents, teens
• Iowa City not named a Blue Zone
• Iowa City Eagles to host fish fundraiser
• Art Advisory Committee seeks candidates
• UI professor Bob McMurray wins research awards
• Iowa City out of the running for Blue Zones Project
• Musicircus will take over the entire second floor of the UCC from 4-5 p.m. Sunda...
• Dean’s lists announced for University of Dubuque, University of Minnesota, University of Colorado Boulder
• Iowa City man accused of selling stolen handgun
• College of Engineering Student Elliott Beenk is trying to be America’s Next Eco-...
• Connecting fitness & learning
• Making the ’invisible election’ more visible
• Businesses take’winter that never was’ in stride
• Budget shows tax hike, decrease
• Kirkwood to offer biodiesel fuels training
• Donate to the UI DeGowin Blood Drive
• Annual Evening in the East on Thursday
• University Club to host Newcomers’ Group Feb. 16
• Old Capitol Museum to host ’History Time: Grant Wood’
• Hawkins Drive to be closed
• VA hosting Valentine’s event
• Solon district to host open house
• Pipeline group to host training session
• Meanding Hearts luncheon to be Saturday
• Bloom shopped Iowa article around
• Bloom shopped Iowa article around
• Mason defends not releasing information
• Check out this Sunday's "New York Times Magazine" for a profile of UI prof and r...
• Helmet law championed by students dies in Senate
• Library’s annual Anime and Manga Festival for Teens
• Get involved with local government
• Winter-centric businesses bear brunt of mild winter
• Iowa, Nebraska competing for $1.2 billion data center
• Iowa helmet law defeated in Senate; teens vow to keep fighting
• Go inside the world of Peige Zhou, who juggles biomedical engineering, music, an...
• Neighbors
• Tassimo coffee makers recalled over burn risk
• Students named to Fall 2011 University of Iowa dean’s list
• Students named to UI President’s list, Eastern New Mexico and Goshen College dean’s lists, Alpha Chi National College Honor Society
• Occupy I.C. applies for second permit
• Town declines grant to help build sidewalks
• Senior Center to host weely singles group breakfast
• Benefit yoga class to be hosted for Murray family
• Discuss city issues with Iowa City councilor
• Devotay to donate profits to musician
• Volunteer for National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans
• Iowa City Foreign Relations Council to host luncheon
• Manantial to meet Friday
• Orchestra Iowa to perform Sunday
• City High ensembles to perform
• VNA to host cholesterol screening Feb. 15
• Lawmakers quiz regents on tuition, budget
• Police officer promoted to sergeant
• Soldier to talk about healing power of man’s best friend
• Bus fare hike looms for riders
• Occupy Iowa City applies for second permit
• Key legislator skeptical of regents’ funding request
• Gun rights bill taking center stage at the Capitol
• Extreme makeover
• Murley to present monthly report card
• A preview of future UI Hancher, music, and art buildings, sure to be world-class...
• Residents optimistic about future buildings
• Senate OK’s 4% funding hike for schools
• Regent leader promise to fight for budget
• Universities reviewing child safety policies
• More Iowa land being preserved in trusts
• Congrats to coach Phil Parker, who has been promoted to defensive coordinator of...
• UI unveils design concepts for Hancher, arts campus
• Police seek suspect in Bella Joli burglary [with video]
• There are only 14 students nationwide honored with the Churchill Scholarship eac...
• Further evidence that the 1986-87 Hawkeyes men's basketball team was awesome! Gr...
• Iowa City police officer promoted to sergeant
• UI reviewing sexual misconduct policies that relate to children
• Police release security footage of sex-doll robber
• Branstad administration appeals ruling on birth certificate
• Economic committee meets for first time
• Program lets kids explore variety of arts
• Wellman couple killed in car accident Saturday near Tiffin
• Development to convert rectory into apartments
• Today in Hawkeye History, courtesy of the University of Iowa Alumni Association
• Tomorrow night's "Impact the World" on the Big Ten Network showcases Iowa gene t...
• Gas prices rise, drivers adapt
• UIHC officials say facility upgrades are critical
• Officials upset at being left out of corridor re-branding
• Wellman couple killed in car crash
• Branstad administration appeals Iowa court ruling on same-sex birth certificates
• Iowa City Public Library Events: Feb. 6-17
• Bettendorf woman accused of blackmailing TLC show
• Neighbors
• University Club luncheon to be Feb. 14
• Senior Center to host history program
• Career moves
• University of Iowa Dance Marathon
• Verizon to set up streaming service with Redbox
• Washington state close to legalizing gay marriage
• UI marketing students analyze Super Bowl ads
• A cappella competition at Englert
• Coaches needed forGirls on the Run
• Top Chef: Downtown is March 28
• UI to unveil details for children’s hospital
• Special Olympics recognizes N.L. man for work
• Tax season brings new federal rules
• R.E.A.D. program helps kids’ confidence
• Good luck to former Hawkeye Tyler Sash, who will be playing for the Giants in to...
• Thanks and congratulations to Dance Marathon students for another record year!
• Car accident kills 1, injures 2
• UI hosts public update on Hancher
• UI mini medical school aims to spur careers in health care
• Show some love with a Singing Valentine on Feb. 14
• Committee to discuss schools’ wish lists
• DM raises record $1.3M
• Regina supporers ready for 44th annual gala
• Crisis Center launches Spread the Love campaign
• UI students launch Verum magazine
• Great moment on the court honoring the 86-87 Hawks!
• 80s day at Carver honoring the 86-87 Hawks! 2 p.m. tip vs. Penn State.
• Dance Marathon going strong at 10:45 Saturday morning. Bill Adams/UCM
• Dance Marathon going strong at 10:45 Friday night. Bill Adams/UCM
• Concept plans show vision for Hancher, other UI arts buildings
• Hancher forges on despite smaller stages, crowds
• Three roommates face drug charges
• Reaching for the stars
• Some officials disappointed by lack of funding from city
• Woman charged with drunken driving
• P-C wins awards in APME contest
• US Bank branch robbed Friday
• Vintage Shoppe to host class today
• UI Main Library to be closed Sat.
• Apply now for county food policy council
• Iowa City to suspend waste service
• Dance Marathon shoots for a record
• Hy-Vee not building despite owning land
• U.S. Bank on Mormon Trek robbed
• This is what it will look like when they shut out the lights and pass out the gl...
• Neighbors
• If you're the parent of a future, current, or past Iowa student, "like" the Univ...
• Dance Marathon 18 kicks off tonight! Hawkeyes making a difference!
• Police: Woman charged with OWI was nearly four times the legal limit
• Three roommates face drug charges
• Mehaffey Bridge closer to being replaced
• ’We are the Borlaug Bulldogs’
• School Board to set committee’s goals for the year
• Blue Zones creator talks health and longevity
• A year ago today, campus was covered by a record-setting snowfall. Today? 50 deg...
• DHS: Charges for failure to report abuse claims unheard of
• Iowa House panel approves ban on traffic cameras
• Police: Man choked cab driver
• Learn more about Iowa Space Science Center
• UI issues Hawk Alert for robbery attempt
• Speed limit signs coming to Sand Road
• Iowa Assessment results delayed
• Neighbors
• Markus: Only one union layoff recommended
• HAWK ALERT UPDATE: UI and ICPD continue to look for the suspect. Summary info here:
• Faculty and staff looking for an Iowa City house, stop by these open houses tomo...
• HAWK ALERT UPDATE: The suspect is still at large. The victim was not harmed, and...
• EMERGENCY HAWK ALERT: Suspect of an attempted robbery may be in the area. A whit...
• UI issues Hawk Alert in attempted robbery
• DHS: Charges for failure to report abuse allegations unheard of
• Art Building West is open for business, 3 1/2 years after the flood. Check out t...
• Coralville man accused of choking cab driver
• Bill Adams/UCM
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against UI and Mason
• UI and the state rack up $87K in legal fees in suit
• Centers house companies moving research forward
• Congrats to the Hawkeyes men's basketball team, which got a big 63-59 win over M...
• Fire closes Mormon Trek for 1½ hours
• Senators support letting bars infuse liquors
• Elementary schools pitch in with mini-dance marathons
• Woman faces theft, drug charges
• Cargill to present Dead Sea Scrolls series
• Untiedt to speak at lecture series
• UI Main Library to be closed Sat.
• R.S.V.P. now for Sustainability Summit
• Art exhibition is Friday at Englert
• Ex-UIHC nurse charged with forgery
• Senior Center hosting authors lecture
• Vintage Shoppe to host Sat. class
• Knitting group at The Vintage Shoppe
• ’LIVE WELL’ lecture to be Thursday
• Willowwind to present program for parents
• UI, ex-student settle in Arthur Miller case
• Police: Freeman failed to report abuse allegations
• Police: Freeman failed to report abuse allegations
• Elementary schools hold mini-dance marathons
• Restaurant list for Dine Out for Education released
• Pedestrian struck by car; suffers non life-threatening injuries
• Today is National Signing Day for college football, and the Iowa football progra...
• FREE ADMISSION FOR UI STUDENTS at tonight's men's basketball game vs. Minnesota....
• Judge dismisses Phil Jones lawsuit against UI
• UI reaches settlement with student fondled by political science professor
• Play inspired by the history of the vibrator
• Former UIHC nurse accused of prescription fraud
• Police find drugs, stolen property while responding to domestic disturbance
• UI looks to purchase fourth da Vinci robot
• No room
• Report: UI faculty had average salary hike of 3.13%
• Iowa City Council proposes cuts in event funding
• Plummer attempted murder trial is set
• Arrested man tries to fight deputy
• I.C. man pleads guilty to two lesser charges
• Bob Elliott to speak to Kiwanis
• Iowa City Kirkwood campus closes for water leak
• Knitting group at The Vintage Shoppe
• Spies involved in Coker suspension
• The Old Capitol Chorus has lot to offer the community
• Public invited to tour new cancer clinic
• Foreign Relations Council luncheon Feb. 7
• Kirkwood campus closes for water main break
• Plummer attempted murder trial scheduled for May 14
• Man charged with attempted murder pleads guilty to lesser offenses
• Police: Man arrested for public intox tried to fight deputy
• Branstad wants to change school spending law
• A tasty tradition gets new sales strategy
• AG presents proposal to protect tenants of mobile homes
• Taking in January’s spring-like weather
• National Geographic researcher to share project
• Sullivan campaign to host fundraiser
• SSMID board accepting nominations
• Legion hosting chicken dinner
• Area residents appointed to state posts
• Willowwind enrollment begins Wed.
• Teens can learn dance at workshop
• ’Live Well’ lecture set for Thursday
• City could be 1st in state to have Little Libraries
• Iowa City library among top 5 for kids
• Solon student and father killed in car crash
• From kcrg.com, this is how our football coach spends his Saturdays in late Janua...
• Iowa students lobby lawmakers for stiffer underage-drinking penalties
• Solon elementary student, father killed in crash
• Community invited to celebrate remarkable career of Debb Green
• January ends with spring-like days
• This photo is looking south across Jefferson Street at Old Capitol and the centr...
• Children’s Museum kicks off the Year of the Dragon
• Lundy’s Hallmark at Sycamore Mall closing
• Officials seek input for city’s future goals
• Protest evolving as park thins out
• Owner of downtown stores loves living, working in Iowa City
• Children’s Museum kicks off the Year of the Dragon
• Summit scheduled by Come to the Table group.
• Luncheon talk to be about water resources
• Old Creamery holding auditions
• Groups hosting garden forums
• ’It’s sort of our nirvana’
• Golden Carrot Bakery owner delivers his goods right to your door
• Baker ’kind of like the milk man’
• Public input sought for Iowa City comprehensive plan
• Area leaders hope to drum up support for Blue Zones Project
• Area leaders hope to drum up support for Blue Zones Project
• Iowa City surgeon soon will work on smiles in Guatemala
• Brrr Fest crowd broadens their ’beer horizons’ at event
• Taking the (arctic) plunge
• Lawmakers talk with community at breakfast
• Snowflakes & Strings to help nonprofit
• UAY program begins in February
• Housing Trust Fund offering grants
• Lois Club to meet Tuesday morning
• Orchestra Iowa to perform Feb. 12
• N.L. scouts to host chili supper
• Mental health center’s audit available
• Men arrested for defecating on floor of car dealership
• Report: Coralville may need to limit use of Salurian aquifer, find alternate sources
• Bluebird to donate profits to Habitat for Humanity
• 50 years of books and discussions
• Coralville library to host book sale
• Register for Bowl for Kids’ Sake
• Regina Boy Scout Troop 218 chili dinner
• Minds Matter Team Trivia is Friday
• UI honors Tippie with party — and flash mob
• Plummer trial moved to Tama County
• Get tech help at the Iowa City Public Library
• Ladies’ Football Academy plans to give $5M to hospital
• Schools boast 11 candidates for scholars program
• Chief questions board member’s objectivity
• State director addresses mental health program reform
• Plummer’s attempted murder trial delayed, moved to Tama County
• Police chief questions board member’s objectivity
• Iowa secretary of state proposes voter ID plan
• $14.3M Hot Lotto prize claim is withdrawn and mystery remains about winner
• Iowa City property values remain flat
• Safe Haven waffle breakfast Saturday
• Coralville and TIF under microscope
• UI official discusses emails about and from Bloom
• Man barred from driving until 2015 arrested for 3rd OWI
• Program for mental health patients celebrates 10 years
• ’Music for Meals’ to help Coralville pantry
• Food bank director will speak Sunday
• Reception for art exhibit today
• ’Sundays at Four’ to present recital
• Branstad seeking nominations for award
• Association announces new officers
• Heart Health Expo to be Wednesday
• Gross to host ’Coffee with a Councilman’
• Riverside holding festival auditions
• Iowa City Eagles Aerie 695 to host pork chop dinner
• Museum, bank host exhibit opening
• Pianos survive ’08 flood only to be damaged in flooded building
• Pianos survive ’08 flood only to be damaged in flooded building
• Synagogue leader: Denying tax abatement would be ’unconstitutional’
• MidwestOne posts $3.4 million profit as loan loss reserves shrink
• County to Coralville: We shouldn’t have to pay rent in TIF district
• Happy Birthday Mr. Dickens
• Get tech help, use computers at Library computer labs
• Man charged with assaulting ex-wife
• House subcommittee advances ban on traffic cameras in state
• Groups offering free tax clinics for residents
• County tables discussion about property maintenance code
• Officials complain about lack of input in animal shelter plans
• Auditions to be Saturday at Sycamore Mall
• Keynote speaker at Old Capitol Kiwanis meeting
• Safe Haven waffle breakfast Saturday
• City seeking proposals for site
• Human services forum to be Friday
• Luncheon to feature journalist
• Orchestra Iowa to perfom Sunday
• Businesses fail tobacco check
• Mediacom adds new channels
• Completion on the horizon for East Side Recycling Center
• New map for what to plant reflects global warming
• Obama stresses ’manufacturing made right here in America’
• Johnson County to Coralville: We shouldn’t have to pay rent
• 25 years ago this week the Iowa men's basketball team reached #1 in the AP Poll...
• City hopes to open East Side Recycling Center on Earth Day
• B.J. Armstrong will be on hand when the Hawkeyes honor the 1986-87 team that rea...
• Celebrate Charles Dickens’ 200th Birthday
• County tables talk of property maintenance code, continues focus on rental housing
• Seven businesses fail tobacco compliance checks
• Coralville man accused of fracturing woman’s eye socket
• How long should school lunches last?
• Red light cameras survive close council vote
• Barta defends coaches’ salaries and Iowa’s hiring practices
• Council addresses volunteer shortages
• Police: Man had sex with 2 15-year-olds
• Iowa City no longer part of TIF meeting
• Film about MLK to be shown today
• RDA to host event today, Thursday
• Accountants release Coralville audit
• Enroll now in farm programs
• Construction to close part of roadway
• Company recaptures, replaces gas
• Police: Man exposed himself at The Vine
• UI dentistry students need patients
• Coralville library closed Friday
• Police: UI student robbed at knifepoint
• The Student Organization Fair is going on right now through 3 p.m. at the IMU. T...
• UI student reports knifepoint robbery on Dubuque Street
• Being a Hawkeye means serving your community. The Spring Volunteer Fair is tomor...
• Man accused of exposing himself at The Vine
• Iowa City man accused of having sex with two 15-year-old girls
• Tickets available for veteran’s concert
• Women arrested for shoplifting
• Civil War letters film to be screened
• Fire caused by unattended candle
• Landfill to bid out testing contract in 2013
• Iowa City man’s debut novel now available
• North Liberty residents push for a dog park
• Students disruptive at bus stop
• President to set a new tone
• Construction stays steady in 2011
• "Match.com for roommates" ... UI working to help students find the right fit in...
• In 1976, facilities management staff evaluated the Old Armory to decide whether...
• Time, place of Obama appearance announced
• Police: Shoplifter has 15 previous theft arrests
• UI professor talks climate change and food supply
• Coralville’s WinterFest brings families together
• Pop-up store taken to extreme
• ’The great American story’
• Investment symposium coming to Kinnick
• VNA board to meet Wednesday
• West Music to host benefit for Crisis Center
• Buy tickets now for Blues Weekend
• Festival of the First Bread is Saturday
• Meet Republican candidate Dolan
• ’I knew he’d get the cat down’
• Residents speak out at forum on TIF practices
• UI expands writing options for undergrads
• Quality of school lunches is criticized in I.C. district review
• N.L. council to take on hunting within city limits
• Transit office adjusting its hours
• Man assaulted his girlfriend, police say
• Structure fire kills dog, cat
• Group to screen Postville documentary
• Theater to present ’Portraits of the Prairie’
• Taize Evensong service is today
• Police: Patient lit himself on fire
• WinterFest aims to cure your cabin fever
• Can a simple name change ERASE THE PAST?
• UI overhauls International Programs
• Demand for local food is growing
• University Hygienic Lab program lets clients collaborate
• Fundraiser encourages wearing ugly sweaters
• Defunct Books making the move to I.C. mall
• Lawmaker: TIF bill is ’complex’
• Yoga studio to host class Sunday
• Register a team now for spelling bee
• Egli’s newest novel available for purchase
• Legion to host memorial breakfast
• Tonight's Writing University series reading at Prairie Lights has been reschedul...
• Iowa City police honor 2 officers, captain
• UI professor to talk climate change, food supply
• Mission Creek fest announces lineup
• Auditor releases report on University Heights
• Police: Man faces 25 years for break-in, theft
• 7 businesses sell alcohol to underage buyers
• UI police investigating sexual assault
• Man arrested for drunken driving
• Sexual assault reported on UI campus
• The movie "Red Tails," based on the experiences of the Tuskegee Airmen, debuts i...
• Iowa City police officers, captain win awards
• Art in the brand-new College of Public Health Building showcases the people of I...
• Seven fail alcohol compliance check
• Red’s Alehouse hosting sweater party fundraiser
• Iowa City Schools to dismiss two hours early today
• Man arrested after breaking into home, trying to steal TV
• Police: Man was over four times legal limit
• Iowa City man charged with indecent exposure
• Council resolution would sell land for hotel west of Iowa River
• Council to discuss 21-only ordinance
• West Branch man convicted of child pornography
• Salvation Army exceeds its goal
• Bolkcom to host TIF discussion Saturday
• N. Liberty man faces theft charges
• N. Dubuque St. interchange reconstruction approved
• Lawmaker: Coralville to face state board
• City discusses East Side Levee Project with residents
• Storm will bring up to 3 inches of snow to I.C. area
• New development has debt piling up for cities in Iowa
• Council to discuss city boards and commissions
• Iowa Court of Appeals reverses Bo-James ruling
• Bit of snow, frigid temperatures on the way
• Let’s get ready to S-P-E-L-L
• Looking like it'll be another record first-year class enrolling in the fall. Fut...
• Committee approves plans to improve I80/Dubuque Street interchange
• Appeals court reverses ruling; Bo-James again facing suspended liquor license
• Beadology to host Recliners for Project Art.
• Amana Heritage Society will host breakfast
• Iowa City police officer promoted in Iowa Army National Guard
• Stay warm, Hawkeyes!
• Police say man stole video game controller, FM transmitter, tequila
• Iowa City man accused of masturbating at gym
• 2012 GOP caucus count unresolved
• Luther College choir to perform Sunday
• MidWestOne offers $10,000 reward
• Iowa City woman wins $10,000
• Local property owners question assessments
• Official: $87M grant for I.C. train on track
• It’s Match.com for roommates
• Hills Elementary library receives $9,200 in donations
• UI sees spike in applications
• Missing Crawfordsville woman found in Texas
• ESPN's Mel Kiper is predicting Iowa's Riley Reiff to be the No. 9 pick in the NF...
• Register now for winter session of Kids Tech Club
• The Avett Brothers are coming to the IMU in March. What's the best concert, spea...
• Missing woman Sharon Hopf located in Texas
• MidWestOne Bank offering $10,000 reward for Dec. robbery
• 3 potential justice center designs chosen
• Iowa lawmakers study tax increment financing rules
• Residents chastise school officials
• City moves ahead with project on Lower Muscatine
• Lawyer files to dismiss charges
• Grant will promote clubfoot research
• Reception for gallery show is Thursday
• Senior Center to host auditions Fri., Sat.
• UI’s online market leans to Romney as GOP nominee
• Attorney in murder case wants information about 5-year-old witness
• ICAD requests $100,000 from the city to start co-working space
• City moves forward on Lower Muscatine project
• Regina football heads back to 1A
• ICAD requests additional $100,000 in funding for CoLab space
• Plummer attempted murder trial to be held outside of Johnson County
• Attorney in Lillie Williams murder case requests competency hearing for 5-year-old witness
• The UI's Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration of Human Rights continues throughout...
• Welcome back students! We missed you. What are you most excited about for spring...
• UI student places in Top 10 at Miss America Pageant
• Old Capitol Kiwanis meets Thursday
• Cat rescued from S. Clinton tree
• Students plan to continue push for helmet law for mopeds
• Retired school personnel to meet Wednesday
• Report: District IT department needs changes
• Drugs, loaded handgun found during search by I.C. police
• Crews to start rebuilding Sutliff Bridge this week
• 22-year-old Washington man auditions for ’American Idol’
• Honoring King
• A.J. Derby granted release from Iowa football team
• Follow the link below to read the Daily Iowan's Nov. 12, 1959 coverage of Dr. Ma...
• Cat rescued from tree on South Dubuque Street
• Neighbors
• In November 1959, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., visited the University o...
• Junior Achievement seeking nominations for Corridor Business Hall of Fame
• Miss Iowa Jessica Pray makes Top Ten in Miss America contest
• Professor helps lead the charge in civic science
• Residents voice concern over large apartment complexes in neighborhoods
• Festival celebrates children’s literature
• Something fishy about Riverside’s new musical
• University to honor King with month of events
• Think they play chess like a girl? You better watch out
• What will capture our musical interest in 2012?
• Despite winter, classes, events keep us gardeners in the know
• Big win for the Hawkeyes men's basketball team today at Carver-Hawkeye Arena!!!...
• Something fishy about Riverside’s new musical
• UI to honor King with month of events
• Speaker makes powerful point at City High
• State working to help Guard members with tuition
• Officials lobbying legislators to change law
• State working to help Guard members with tuition
• Students quiz Loebsack on wide range of topics
• Leaders expect state to take up TIF reform
• Changes could be coming for schools
• Police: Man tried to steal from employer
• Offices to close for MLK Day
• Police: Mom knocked kid to ground
• More district employees taking early retirement
• Indian community celebrating country’s harvest season
• Police: Woman claimed to be kidnapped, was actually just drunk
• Officials think missing woman left on her own
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! And a very happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY to all of yo...
• Police: Woman claimed to be kidnapped, was actually just drunk
• Police: Man tried to steal employer’s bank deposit, make it look like burglary
• Police: Woman knocked 3-year-old daughter to ground
• IPTV is airing a documentary next month on Alexander Clark, Sr., the Iowa civil...
• Officials: Missing woman Sharon Hopf was not abducted
• Iowa gas tax increase is likely
• UI’s go-to guy for politics
• Weather not worrying farmers yet
• Public input used to create new Riverfront Crossings map
• Board crafts events permit
• Police: Man stole $250 sex doll
• Exhibit explores being a minority in Iowa
• John Oliver to perform at IMU
• Public hearing date set for rental housing code
• N. Liberty declares snow emergency
• Ohloff to talk food sustainability
• Man arrested for having synthetic marijuana
• Property tax reform could impact SSMID budget
• Warmer winter temps concern farmers
• Public input used to create latest map of Riverfront Crossings District
• CrimeStoppers offering reward in over 50 recent burglaries
• Records set for eMedia use
• Authorities to hold news conference in Sharon Hopf case
• Amendment would ban traffic cameras
• Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!
• Man arrested after smoking synthetic marijuana, calling police
• Chief justice warns of dangers of further cuts
• Rockwell Collins eliminates 100 jobs
• 2 Iowa high school wrestlers charged in hazing
• Truckers told to put the cellphones down
• Sex doll worth $250 stolen in Iowa City knifepoint robbery
• Man charged with stealing iPad
• Service planned to honor King
• City releases 2011 audit report
• ’Welcome to winter’
• Alcohol board wants to support SSMID
• Cultural Corridor launches ICCA List
• Chamber offering 9-day trip to Ireland for area residents
• Quality over quantity
• Police: UI notified within days
• UI receives $106M for Hancher, art buildings
• Records: UI researcher didn’t possess porn
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! It's another WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY! You know the...
• Unclear when UI knew about Coker assault investigation
• Heavy snow ’definitely coming’ to Iowa City
• UI’s Hancher, art buildings awarded $106 million in FEMA money
• Police: Man stole mother’s iPad, sold it for cash
• Council pushes ahead with cameras
• After fire, it’s bye-bye Bruegger’s
• Suspended RB Coker leaves Iowa
• Suspended RB Coker leaves Iowa
• Branstad proposal increases regents funding
• Paul Bobek resigns from school district
• Residents reflect on death of popular New Pi clerk
• Coralville’s tax rate set to remain steady
• Introduce children to the joys of cooking
• Lawyer wants attorney general on case
• SSMID likely to add liquor license holders
• Community Foundation to award grants
• Association announces new officers
• Solon man faces sexual abuse charge
• Studio to host healthy pot luck Thurs.
• Salvation Army $7,000 short of Christmas goal
• Judge orders records released in Hunninghake case
• ICAD hires fundraiser to head campaign
• Kirkwood wants businesses to help with centers
• Riverside to host fish fry Saturday
• Plummer’s attorney requests case be prosecuted by Iowa Attorney General’s Office
• Residents reflect on death of well known New Pi clerk
• Paul Bobek resigns from school district
• Branstad calls for better-paying Iowa jobs, improved education system
• Gov. Terry Branstad’s Condition of the State speech
• Solon man accused of sexually assaulting 12-year-old girl
• Legislative leaders list goals, urge cooperation
• ’Sex-positive’ shop rejects lease offer, stays in space
• Handgun permits growing
• DCI continue to search for missing Crawfordsville woman
• City Council to vote on new traffic study
• UIHC expanding its labor and delivery area
• After 33 years, Blank & McCune is sold
• City landfill acquires contaminated farmland
• Registration for Bourlaug BSAP begins Jan. 18
• Williamsburg woman dies in car accident
• Iowa City man charged with public intox
• In Part II of his Faculty Features Iowa Caucus Q&A, Tim Hagle discusses the "Why...
• In Part I of his Faculty Features Iowa Caucus Q&A, Tim Hagle discusses the media...
• UIHC’s labor and delivery suite undergoing another expansion
• Blank & McCune changing ownership
• Search continues for missing Crawfordsville woman
• Coralville to conduct traffic study in preparation for Costco, further development
• Landfill acquires farmland determined to be contaminated
• Volunteer Spotlight: Jeanette Carter
• Number of gun permits issued in Johnson County quadrupled in 2011
• Iowa City man tells police ’all hell’s going to break loose’
• K-6 student authors from every elementary school in Johnson County will read original work at Children’s Literature Festival
• Still no snow on the Pentacrest here in Iowa City, but there was plenty of snow...
• ’Sex-positive’ shop rejects lease offer, stays in downtown space
• ’I love the variety in my job’
• Lawmakers expect cooperation
• UI to find out state of FEMA flood funding
• ICAD survey: Local firms growing
• Police: Man killed girlfriend’s puppy
• Devotay to host dinner benefit
• Hospice to host support groups for kids
• Elementary students to read stories
• Elementary school girls gear up for chess tournament
• Police find missing Iowa businesswoman’s car
• Jimmy John’s to open on North Dodge
• Local patents Bloody Mary beef straw
• UI doctoral candidate strives to help Tanzania with farming, clean water
• The #1-ranked Iowa wrestling team was upset 17-16 by #2 Oklahoma State, ending t...
• It was a packed house at Carver Hawkeye Arena as the Hawkeyes men's basketball t...
• Group celebrates Jesus’ baptism in blessing of the Iowa River
• District deals with report’s findings
• Reserve spot for Midday Connection Luncheon
• Board opens firewood cutting at park
• Music Study Club meeting Jan. 18
• Iowa City area blood drives set for month
• Local church to highlight hunger issues
• ’Farmers of Johnson County’ calendar on sale
• Allen Homes withdraws proposal
• Van Patten House set to come down next week
• State plan concerns local educators
• Leave Christmas trees at curb
• Help authorities with investigation
• Library to talk eBooks, eAudio
• Elevator work to begin at ramp
• South Gilbert St. to go down to 1 lane
• Register now for spotter training
• Scrabble Club to meet today
• Plummer’s lawyer asks for a change of venue
• County Dems push for uncommitted delegates and get 19
• Man sentenced for possession of child porn
• Man sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Police: Man smoked pot at hospital
• Juweid files to continue getting paid
• Coralville fields proposals for new development
• Plummer asking for change of venue
• Siders elected president of HBA of Iowa
• Allen Homes withdraws Northside project proposal
• Huge, HUGE weekend coming up at Carver Hawkeye Arena!! Men's basketball is hosti...
• Juweid files for injunction against university
• Authorities look for missing businesswoman
• Branstad unveils new education plan
• Iowa City Police hire new officer
• Alleged potsmoker sets off hospital fire alarms
• Caucus results called into question
• Legislators address issues in mental health redesign
• Council to discuss traffic lights
• University of Iowa no longer paying suspended radiologist
• Public hearing is set for controversial Northside development
• Union calls city layoffs ’deplorable’
• Council taking another look at red light cameras
• Downtown Bruegger’s building to be torn down next week
• Polls, markets hit the predicting jackpot
• Dwell takes centerstage on ’Extreme Makeover’
• Polls correctly pick Romney
• Coralville store Dwell takes the spotlight on ’Extreme Makeover’
• City Council to reconsider red light cameras
• Another big win for the Hawkeyes men's basketball team last night, 64-62 at Minn...
• Honored to serve
• TIF reform will be topic for legislators this year
• Judge: Put both moms’ names on birth certificate
• Clinton pair become instant CNN stars after phone call
• Iowa City bookstore, restaurant ordered to leave
• N.L. library plans tech petting zoo
• County installs new weather siren
• Neuzil to host listening posts
• IRS won’t fine school district for late payment
• Man charged with domestic assault
• Council drops rule that could violate state law
• got milk shakes?
• UI received feedback about Bloom’s Atlantic essay
• If you have post-caucus questions for UI political science professor Tim Hagle,...
• January children’s events to include author visit, mug-painting workshop, play and concert
• Sally Mason hears it from community over Bloom article
• Submit your "Once a Hawkeye ..." story to the UI Alumni Association. Go Hawks!
• IRS won’t fine school district for late payment
• Police charge man for stabbing woman
• Romney wins by eight votes
• Obama tells Iowa Dems he needs their help
• Romney takes county; turnout increases
• Iowans advocate for their candidate
• Paul calls third place in Iowa a fantastic showing
• Romney takes Johnson County; turnout increases
• Obama to Iowans: I need your help
• How Iowa caucus-goers looked at their choices
• View the real-time results
• Romney, Santorum in close race in Iowa
• Murley: Last time missing deadline
• District hiring extra teachers
• Tax credit gives boost to foundation
• Committee names 19-member SSMID board
• Bachmann faces bleak prospects at Iowa caucus
• Leaders hosting TIF discussion
• Book drive aims to donate a thousand books
• Help for adults transitioning to college life
• Loebsack to attend ribbon cutting
• Community Foundation of Johnson County to award $130K to 41 area nonprofits
• School district to hire more teachers to ease crowding
• More political perspective from top UI faculty.
• FEMA awards $6.5 million for Iowa Memorial Union improvements
• Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucus votes take place tonight. Meet some of the UI...
• Directors for SSMID board announced
• West Branch backs off rule limiting recording of council meetings
• Bloom tells NBC he won’t be bullied into leaving Iowa
• Hamburg counts beans as party leaders prepare for tonight
• Moped parking will be enforced starting Tuesday
• Ashley Lynn’s Tanning taking over #1 Sun locations
• Friendship Yoga offering free classes
• Beadology seeking inventory volunteers
• Church to host series on hunger
• Market St. to be down to 1 late
• Leaders hosting TIF discussion
• Bloom interview to be aired on NBC’s ’Rock Center’
• Union files complaint against district
• ICAD report finds continued interstate commerce growth
• Kirkwood planning Johnson County regional center
• Kirkwood planning Johnson County regional center
• #1 Sun changing ownership
• Group promotes composting schools’ food waste
• Group promotes composting schools’ food waste
• Moped parking will be enforced starting Tuesday
• Man arrested after New Year’s bar fight
• Dollars for Scholars featuring show choirs
• Man arrested after New Year’s bar fight
• Carl ’Jud’ Demory, 96
• State polls, markets often right on the money
• First baby of 2012 carries on family middle name
• State polls, markets often right on the money
• First baby of 2012 carries on family middle name
• Broadway Neighborhood Center’s expansion falls through
• A history of being ’The Only One’ in Iowa
• The heat is on in Iowa City
• It’s adirty job but somebody’s got to do it
• Keeping their chins up
• Kids ring in year early
• New year brings gardening catalogs
• Sing in the new year with choirs
• Press-Citizen’s 10 to watch in 2012
• Press-Citizen’s 10 to watch in 2012
• Insight Bowl final: Oklahoma 31, Iowa 14. Still great to be a Hawkeye!
• Touchdown Hawkeyes! Within striking distance now, down 21-14. Let's go Hawks!
• Touchdown Hawkeyes! Down 21-7, 14:46 to go. Rally caps!
• Insight Bowl at the half: Oklahoma 14, Iowa 0.
• Crissy Canganelli named 2011 Person of the Year
• A life Unmapped
• Go Hawks! From ...
• Hills Bank wins UI contract
• Colonel endorses Gingrich, calling him a ’professional doer’
• ’Black Hawk Down’ commander stumps for Gingrich
• Neuzil to seek re-election
• Company collaborates with UI to move wind industry forward
• Greek community volunteering at elementaries
• About 8 hours until game time, Hawkeyes! Insight Bowl predictions?
• Hills Bank to take over as UI financial services provider
• Here we go with Fill-in-the-Blank Friday: My goal for 2012 is _________.
• Looking back on 2011: In August, the UI staged a weekend-long welcome for a reco...
• Appeals court revives suit against UI College of Law
• Area offices close for the holidays
• Plummer’s attorney releases possible defenses
• 2011 news stories of the year
• Mix 96.5 changes format, now 96.5 Kiss Country
• Santorum makes a stop in Coralville
• UI re-opens Art Building West
• Looking back on 2011: In July, annual fireworks lit the sky behind Old Capitol.
• Branden Plummer might claim self defense in attempted murder case
• Federal appeals court revives lawsuit against UI College of Law
• Santorum: Confidence growing as poll numbers grow
• Mix 96.5 changes format, now 96.5 Kiss Country
• Looking back on 2011: In June, the Writers' Worksop celebrated the 75th annivers...
• Looking back on 2011: In May, the university and the UI Foundation launched a $5...
• CD review: ’The Complete Reprise Studio Recordings’
• Iowa City planning to scare crows out of the downtown
• Leaders hosting TIF discussion
• Romney says he is the man who can create jobs
• Council votes to rezone Von Maur lot
• Joe Wilkinson to speak at Kiwanis meeting
• Traffic on S. Gilbert Street to be reduced
• Coins for Care Packages Donation Drive looking for participants
• Pilot recycling program kicking off
• Looking back on 2011: In April, the annual campus powwow drew hundreds of partic...
• What to expect at your caucus
• What to expect at your caucus
• Council votes to rezone Von Maur lot
• It's Word Association Wednesday, and in keeping with our year-end theme, today's...
• Looking back on 2011: In March, the UI chose scholar Margaret Crocco to lead the...
• Iowa City looks to control crows
• Looking back on 2011: Also in February--snow day!
• Looking back on 2011: In February, Dance Marathon broke its fund-raising record.
• UI students want to make kids’ wishes come true
• Car crash results in fatality
• Romney to host town hall meeting
• Woman waives right to speedy trial
• Winter programs at Herbert Hoover
• Iowa City Free Medical Clinic undergoing facelift
• Looking back on 2011: In January, the USA diving nationals came to town.
• Republican caucus turnout expected to be more than 2008
• Feds: Iowa bias plaintiff stole aid money
• Feds: Iowa bias plaintiff stole aid money
• Occupy Iowa City members not happy with any candidates — not even Obama
• Occupy Iowa City members not happy with any candidates — not even Obama
• Renovations under way at Iowa City Free Medical Clinic
• UI students want to make kids’ wishes come true
• Looking back on 2011. In January, UI art faculty opened their first group show s...
• Plummer asks for speedy trial
• Library can help winterize your home, save you money
• Lillie Williams waives right to speedy trial in murder case
• Mitt Romney to hold town hall meeting in North Liberty
• Sears, Kmart to close more than 100 stores
• Branden Plummer demands speedy trial in attempted murder case
• Grupo Manantial supports Hispanic mothers of children who have special needs
• City to consolidate wastewater treatment operations
• Series designed to unite writing community
• Nominees for SSMID board
• Merchants benefit from Monday boom
• Hoover, West Branch library partner
• Talk about TIF set for Jan.
• 3 outgoing I.C. councilors reflect
• Candidates make ads work for them
• Officials encourage recycling holiday lights
• Director creates haven for local artists
• Former Hawkeye gets a new chance at life thanks to a Cedar Rapids man
• Senior Center hosts Christmas meal
• Motel Santa
• Happy holidays, Hawkeyes!
• Support community’s youth choirs
• More than 500 fill church
• Ballet dancer seeing dreams come true
• Counseling for troubled teens crucial around the holidays
• ’Getting back on my own’
• Area schools turn Box Tops into thousands of dollars
• ’We think it is God bring us to a good place and these good people’
• Local schools turn box tops into big bucks
• State’s mental health, disability redesign has long road ahead
• Local synagogue buys Coralville building
• Local health providers use electronic communication
• Local health providers use electronic communication
• Local synagogue buys Coralville building
• ’We think it is God bring us to a good place and these good people’
• State’s mental health, disability redesign has long road ahead
• Still no snow on the ground in Iowa City. Hope you're having a great winter brea...
• Local holiday office hours
• Iowa J-school leader worries Bloom article will turn off students
• Another seasonal gift from the Iowa Digital Library, this one created by volunte...
• Fill in the blank Friday: My favorite Hawkeye holiday memory is __________.
• Firefighters battle Coralville blaze
• Creek’s naming rights to hit eBay again
• Protesters to Bachmann: You’re not wanted here
• City plan calls for bus fare hike
• Creek’s naming rights to hit eBay again
• Protesters to Bachmann: You’re not wanted here
• Lots for Hawkeye fans, families to do in Tempe
• Lots for Hawkeye fans, families to do in Tempe
• ReStore to take over Furniture Project in Jan.
• Buffet’s closure surprises Coral Ridge management
• Nonprofits can move ahead with improvements
• Trees Forever now accepting applications
• Hoover to offer free admission
• Apply now for grants
• West Branch woman wins lottery prize
• Officials offer holiday safety advice
• Officials offer holiday safety advice
• Proposed Iowa City budget eliminates jobs, raises bus fares
• ICPL events: Dec. 23-Jan. 6
• Johnson County Ambulance Service awarded $84K grant
• Looking for the ugliest Christmas sweater, the best New Year's Eve bash, the mos...
• Police: Drunk man tried to fix woman’s car outside AutoZone
• Mall, patrons surprised by Old Country Buffet closing
• Bloom moves to avoid ’crazy people’
• Celebration Barn denied permit
• Iowa Troop Pantry supporting Iowans
• Join in for Christmas scrabble
• ICM offers day camps for kids
• Museum has holiday hours
• New Pi donates 100 turkeys
• Check out this "Wall Street Journal" story on one aspect of Hayden Fry's legacy-...
• UI College of Law to hold colloquium on aging population
• UI College of Law to hold colloquium on aging population
• West students sweep state spots for national award
• Looking to start over? Iowa City’s the place to be
• West students sweep state spots for national award
• Dems may engage in political party cross-dressing
• Dems may engage in political party cross-dressing
• Holiday church service times
• Stephen Bloom responds from ‘undisclosed location’ outside Iowa
• Iowa City ranked top city for starting over
• Colloquium seeks to solve challenges of aging population
• Ronald McDonald House volunteers are making the holidays a little brighter for f...
• Send us your holiday lights photos
• City recommends 5% cut in event funding
• Shopping procrastinators: Need to pick up a quick gift?
• District plans to update finance policies
• Officials advise using competitive bid process
• Kiwanis hosting speaking Thursday
• Salvation Army calls for more donations
• Teens charged with robbery
• ICM offers day camps for kids
• Museum has holiday hours
• Man charged with robbery
• Wahls tops YouTube year-end list
• Officials setting up super caucuses
• Officials setting up super caucuses
• Gingrich says he is the ’anti-politician’
• Jump on the comics bandwagon
• Gingrich says he is the ’anti-politician’
• Golf club-wielding teenagers accused of robbery
• Tip leads to arrest in L&M Mighty Shop armed robbery
• UI J-school profs give Atlantic piece an ’F’ for journalism
• Roommates accused of stealing frozen pizza, Hawkeyes flag, coat
• Man calls 911 to report friend ’held against his will’ in back of squad car
• Avett Brothers tickets on sale Friday
• Man strangles, threatens to kill girlfriend
• Paul jumps to the lead in new caucus poll
• Celebrating the Festival of Lights
• School Board to discuss audit of finances
• UI’s Rothman takes job at Johns Hopkins
• From the UI Archives ... This photo of Old Cap was taken in 1869. Note the ident...
• Caucus night broadcast raises concerns
• Caucus night broadcast raises concerns
• School Board to discuss audit of finances
• Iowa City places eighth on national economic performance list
• Iowa City places eighth on national economic performance list
• Hanukkah celebration begins Tuesday evening
• Man calls 911 to report friend ’held against his will’ in back of squad car
• Carver College of Medicine dean Paul Rothman to head Johns Hopkins Medicine
• CHILDREN’S OUTREACH SERVICES GROW
• From the Archives ... 25 years ago this week in 1986: an overheated motor was fo...
• Career moves
• Roommates accused of stealing frozen pizza, Hawkeyes flag, coat
• Michele Bachmann to visit Hamburg Inn Thursday
• Police: Man threatens girlfriend, is combative with officers
• Artists try CSA format to sustain local art
• City officials say they are seeing more crows than usual this winter
• Students try to change Iowa helmet law in honor of friend
• UI’s Hillel director named to national fellowship
• Missing teen found in Minnesota
• Concert to benefit Crisis Center
• Teen clothing drive a success
• Volunteers collect candy for troops
• UI Police twitter account ranked fifth in U.S.
• Taking flight with the Wrights
• Tough competition spurs fast times
• Study: City one of most secure places in U.S.
• Taking what they learned to the greater world
• Taking what they learned to the greater world
• Regina students give back to families in need
• Regina students give back to families in need
• Congratulations to all those graduating this weekend! Once a Hawkeye ...
• Man robs Iowa City bank
• How will county’s Republicans vote?
• Three men charged in N.L. home invasion
• Graduates look forward to future opportunities
• Police charge 1 with burlary, seeking 4 more
• Restaurants step up support for schools
• Many county Republicans undecided who to cast vote for
• Additional charge added to man accused of attempted murder
• District students learning through dancing
• Restaurants step up support for schools
• Man accused in officer assault faces additonal felony charge
• Study: Iowa City among most secure places in U.S.
• Children’s lit festival coming to town
• Create and share your very own Iowa snowflake! Happy holidays from the Universit...
• Three men in custody after suspected North Liberty robbery
• UI Police Twitter account fifth most popular among college law enforcement agencies
• Iowa City ranked one of most secure places to live
• ’One Book Two Book’ childrens lit festival coming to town
• Last day of finals week! Good luck, and finish strong!
• Avett Brothers to play at the IMU
• Iowa City man arrested for burglary
• Survivors prove to world that cancer isn’t the end
• Pedersen to retire from school district in June
• ’A different kind of holiday show’ hits the stage
• Officials lay out county’s legislative priorities to state leaders
• Judge: UI lawsuit must stay open
• If you have questions for UI political expert Tim Hagle during tonight's Republi...
• City, Hoover students team up for experiments
• Tot time holiday party Friday
• Meeting to discuss Ireland trip
• Group to meet Saturday at library
• Film to premiere at Englert
• City names conference room for Helling
• IMS to host alumni activities
• Mission Creek festival announces performers
• Musicians to give free performance today
• West High dinner and show
• Take flight at ICM Saturday
• N.L. police seek public’s help
• German Christmas celebration Sunday
• Holiday concert Sunday at Englert
• Man accused of sending lewd photo to girl
• Orchestra Iowa presents Radio Holly Days
• Combine Efforts Theatre to present ’Vaudeville Dreams’
• County lays out legislative priorities
• Parking regulations limit beds as shelter faces overflow issues
• Public input sought for trail plan draft
• Parking regulations limit beds as shelter faces overflow issues
• Public input sought for trail plan draft
• UI President Sally Mason responds to Stephen Bloom's article in The Atlantic. "...
• Mason ’offended’ by Bloom article
• Man accused of sending lewd photo to girl
• Shelter House faces overflow issues as parking regulations limit beds
• Use #uichat on Twitter TONIGHT to discuss the Republican presidential candidate...
• County seeks public input on latest draft of Bicycling and Multi-Use Trails Plan
• Ron Paul surges on Iowa Electronic Markets
• Hawkeye Poll: Gingrich, Romney, Obama nearly tied
• Supervisors discuss property tax reform, mental health services, gas tax increase
• Had some great comments yesterday about why people love the Hawkeye State. Keep...
• Rebuttals to Bloom’s column grow online and on t-shirts
• Police looking for West Branch teen
• City High student accused of attacking classmate with hockey stick
• Lone Tree woman dies in accident
• N.L. man arrested for theft
• Hirsch to lead UI Children’s Hospital
• Gingrich talks brain research; occupiers protest
• Couple donates $5M to UI finance, football
• Rebuttals to Bloom’s column grow online and on t-shirts
• Illinois Recieves Funding for portion of Iowa City-Chicago Rail
• Illinois Recieves Funding for portion of Iowa City-Chicago Rail
• Move to paid parking unpopular with county employees
• UI student arrested for dealing drugs after roommate calls police
• Gingrich speech met with protest
• Stay connected to news and events at your library
• UI student arrested for dealing drugs after roommate calls police
• Seems like a good day to share what we respect and love about Iowa. What do you...
• Lone Tree woman killed in car accident
• North Liberty man arrested after trying to return stolen champagne
• Omaha couple donates $5 million to UI College of Business, football program
• Raphael Hirsch named head of pediatrics, UI Children’s Hospital leader
• City High student accused of attacking classmate with hockey stick
• Move to paid parking unpopular with county employees
• Police searching for missing West Branch teenager
• Man sentenced to federal prison after planting marijuana in farm fields
• Former murder defendant free now
• Training session briefs caucus attendees
• Mascher: Support for cellphone ban a challenge
• Land owners sue over concrete plant
• Mason reports training success
• Jose Garcia owns a popular taco truck in Iowa City, but now, he’s taking that big next step
• Police say man drove drunk and fled officers
• Let library help you find your next project
• Free holiday film screening today
• UICCU to close 2 Iowa City sites
• Workforce assistance available online
• Transportation Committee issues grants
• Taco stand owner plans to unveil Mexican restaurant
• Land owners sue over concrete plant
• Postal Service to delay cutbacks until mid-May
• Free program helps veterans transition into civilian careers
• Free program helps veterans transition into civilian careers
• Iowa City Transit, Cambus receive funding to replace buses
• Charles Thompson a free man
• A little holiday cheer courtesy of the UI School of Music's Collegium Tubum ense...
• Mason reports success on UI sexual misconduct training
• Police: Iowa City man drove drunk, crashed car, fled from police
• Englert celebrates the holidays
• ICAD holding last Iowa City Jelly of 2011
• Historic traditions of an Iowa Christmas
• VP of Don Hummer Trucking to speak at Old Capitol Kiwanis Thursday
• Launch of community supported art program
• Christmas party helps mobile-home residents
• Lawmakers say regents have their work cut out
• UI’s Bloom criticized for article in Atlantic magazine
• Three Johnson County supervisors running for re-election
• Three Johnson County supervisors running for re-election
• Man arrested for drugs twice, roommate assault over four days
• County attorney: Dec. 4 officer-involved shooting was justified
• In 1964, construction of a new addition to Burge Hall was underway. Elsie Zook,...
• Delta adds flight from Eastern Iowa Airport to Atlanta
• From the Archives ... Thirty years ago this week, The Daily Iowan ran a 52-page...
• County attorney: Dec. 4 officer-involved shooting was justified
• Newt Gingrich’s Iowa City visit time changed
• Good luck on finals, Hawkeyes!
• Man arrested for drugs twice, roommate assault over four days,
• Police investigate suspicious fire
• Santorum discusses economics, tries beers at Amana
• Churches, city hall join in festivities
• Oakdale Boulevard extension may start up soon
• CIVCO’s expansion adds to area’s ’burgeoning’ biotech community
• Iowa City preps for snow
• If tonight's Republican presidential candidate debate raises any questions in yo...
• Man faces charge of assault against officer
• Police: 3 men beat male downtown
• Volunteers help fight local hunger with potatoes
• ’Rest in peace, and thank you’
• Elks Lodge collecting deer hides for veterans
• Finals week boosts coffee sales
• DVIP shelter on Santa Juan’s nice list
• DVIP shelter on Santa Juan’s nice list
• UI to extend Nite Ride service
• Drop off program for preschoolers
• Documentary to be show at senior center
• Choir to perform at church Sunday
• Reading Aloud to meet Monday
• Dance academy to benefit our thirsty world
• Red’s gains strong following
• West High jazz bands to perform
• Coralville legion to host holiday dinner
• Cambridge awards medical clinic free help
• Coralville Fire Department chili supper
• Lampworking class
• Skating club to perform today
• Police: UI student admits to selling drugs
• UI establishing its own Center for Immunology
• Summer theater program wins business grant
• Gingrich, Santorum coming to Johnson County
• Should athletic sponsors of public universities be kept private?
• Officers team up with families for shopping event
• Charity Challenge to carry on former employee’s caring spirit
• Should athletic sponsors of public universities be kept private?
• Willowwind Board gains new members
• Regina dance team wins categories
• Cassie’s Mittens project going on at Garner
• Longfellow students collect winter items
• City students can apply for scholarship
• Summer theatre program wins business grant
• Red’s Alehouse voted Best Overall Restaurant for 2011
• With the holiday season upon us, University of Iowa President Sally Mason reflec...
• ACLU objects to proposed parental ordinance
• ISU president says state should increase teacher pay
• Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY, Hawkeyes! The best way to prepare for finals wee...
• Festival lights up the night
• Lang ousted as Iowa Farm Bureau head
• UI theatre student, alumnae win $1,000 in Elevator Pitch Competition
• Last day of classes! Make it a good one, Hawkeyes. Finish strong!
• Police: UI student admits to selling marijuana from home
• If you have questions about the presidential campaigns or the Iowa caucuses, com...
• Regents pass 3.75% tuition hike
• Residents encouraged to give suggestions online about city
• UI requests hearing with FEMA to talk about art museum
• 49 years of collecting. 400 nativity scenes from 100 nations. One location. This weekend.
• Supervisors discuss wind turbine proposal
• Take in social ballroom dancing today
• Weekend tango workshops start today
• Birth Movement workshop Saturday
• Small Farm Planning 101 on Saturday
• Group to hold holiday coffee
• Aisle of lights open house Saturday
• UIHC’s parking plans get board OK
• The top-ranked Hawkeyes wrestling team is taking on UNI tonight. Follow the live...
• Board vote allows Murley to hire teachers
• Board vote allows Murley to hire teachers
• Supervisors discuss wind turbine proposal
• 150 Santas expected to attend pub crawl
• 150 Santas expected to attend pub crawl
• Officers team up with families for shopping event
• Old fashioned Christmas in Tipton
• Farmers markets this Saturday
• Neuzil hosting listening posts
• Chamber Singers CD release
• UIHC moves forward with parking plans despite protests from neighbors
• There are two Republican presidential candidate debates coming up in Iowa leadin...
• Deadline approaching for holiday shipping
• Deadline approaching for holiday shipping
• UI requests hearing with FEMA over art museum
• Holiday shipping deadlines quickly approaching
• Regents approve 3.75 percent tuition increase for Iowa universities
• Shop with a Cop event focuses on children facing challenges
• UIHC emergency room nearing its capacity, CEO says
• Regents leaders speak out against letter criticizing College Republicans
• 2 dead in Virginia Tech shooting
• Planning department launches ’Good Ideas’ campaign
• Iowa City man faces assault charge after punching pregnant girlfriend in stomach
• ’What a Load of Craft’ is Saturday
• Neighbors
• Did you know? ... Iowa’s economy gets a 1,500% return for every dollar in state...
• The Preemie Project receives $2,500 donation from Surprise Squad
• Field day to celebrate Clear Creek project
• Potatoes for those in need
• Press-citizen.com to adopt Facebook Comments
• Lights return to Santa House
• County officials make the case for new justice center
• Developer defends IRL incentives
• Good luck to Lisa Bluder and the Hawkeyes women's basketball team as they take o...
• IRL developer defends Von Maur incentives, Bolkcom says larger TIF discussion is needed.
• What's up, Hawkeyes? Hope you're having a great WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY! You...
• No plans for former post office storefront on Washington Street
• No plans for former post office storefront on Washington Street
• Ahkinea Cox, a.k.a. Lil Bit, scheduled to go to trial next month
• UI to host Afro-Cuban Jazz Summit
• N.L food pantry extends hours
• N.L food pantry extends hours
• Lights back on at Santa House
• ’Ninja robber’ could face January trial
• MidAmerican Energy seeks electric rate hike
• Iowa City man accused of punching pregnant woman in stomach
• MidAmerican Energy to buy California solar generator
• $60,000 worth of fundraising in 24 years ... all from Christmas cookies
• Beards go face to face to raise funds
• Board debates reserve fund issue
• The Hawkeyes men's basketball team fell 80-60 at UNI tonight. Up next at Iowa St...
• Library to be closed Friday
• Coralville extends deadline
• Police say man broke another man’s leg
• Childish Gambino to perform at IMU
• Devotay hosting music, dance
• Sign up now for Mind Matters
• Free classes at Preucil School of Music
• CPA releases audit for ECICOG
• ’Eye Gave Back’ campaign back this year
• Artists putting on show this weekend
• Kiwanis hosting Basket of Hope speaker
• Tax levy approved for downtown, Northside
• Report details hidden economy in Iowa City
• Universities asking for more sabbaticals next year
• Weather causes havok on local roads
• Students hold ’Beardoff’
• Weather causes havoc on roadways
• Cookie walk schelduled for First Presbyterian
• Things to consider when visiting nursing homes
• Two nijured in car accident Monday
• "It’s one thing to learn something in a classroom or from a book. Doing research...
• Free Medical Clinic wins donated temporary help
• First snow of the year on campus! - Bill Adams/UCM
• Fight over broken window ends with broken leg
• ’Community’ actor, rapper to perform at IMU
• District to discuss its reserve fund
• The Hawkeyes men's basketball team plays at UNI tomorrow night. Any split allegi...
• Judge denies lower bond for man to finish classes
• 4-week politics blitz begins now
• Coralville making strides on flood projects
• SSMID supporters make plans for district’s future
• Landlord trying to end lease of new store
• Gifts keep coming from area soldiers
• Noodles & Co. going in Old Capitol mall
• Annual candlelight vigil at City Park
• Clean air forum to be Tuesday
• Blood center schedules drives
• Man charged in break-ins
• Free real estate seminar today
• Stuff the Bus for children
• Landlords accuse ’sex positive’ shop owners of misrepresenting shop in application
• Coralville Parking and Transportation to have new home
• SSMID final reading tonight
• Construction under way on new Coralville government buildings
• Bond in officer assault case remains at $100,000
• From the UI archives ... In 1947, experiencing a post-war enrollment boom, the u...
• Noodles & Co. to open new space downtown
• Salvation Army looking for toy donations
• Stuff The Bus to Help Give Area Children a Christmas Morning
• Stuff The Bus to Help Give Area Children a Christmas Morning
• Iowa soldiers honored with Toys for Tots donation
• From the archives ... 15 years ago this week: an environmental science major was...
• North Liberty man arrested for breaking into vehicle, garage
• Career moves
• Brown Street Inn provides its guests a personal experience
• Official: Coralville finished borrowing for IRL
• City group to gather books for new project
• Senior develops app for newspaper
• Cohousing group looking for land, members
• Mentoring group supports girls struggling with bullying, other issues
• Fruin ready to carve out his own niche
• Police shoot and wound man
• The Iowa Hawkeyes are headed back to the Insight Bowl, where they'll take on for...
• Official: Coralville finished borrowing for IRL
• WHO’S ’CHECKING IN’ ON YOU?
• Learn what signs to watch out for
• Living with Alzheimer’s free seminar
• Local immigration issues discussed
• Children to sing carols at Bradley Center
• Reception for outgoing council members
• Applications due for meal/gift card
• Police shooting sends man to hospital
• UI settles few bullying cases
• UI settles few bullying cases
• The Hawkeyes football team will find out its bowl destination later today? Which...
• Willowwind teacher presents at conference
• Students selected for honor choir festival
• McDonald House offering scholarships
• City High adviser elected president
• CCA to represent Iowa in We the People
• Locals concerned about zoning changes
• Devotay owner pushing for change in liquor law
• Singers to perform holiday carols
• West senior researches liver disease in children
• West sweeps math contest divisions
• Holiday supply drive to help out
• Supply drive helps animals in need
• Human rights in Islam lecture today
• Roller girls recruiting sessions starting
• Iowa City Scrabble Club meeting today
• N.L. woman’s car collides with another
• Press-citizen.com to adopt Facebook Comments
• Friends of St. Bridget Christmas party today
• Church hosting service, carols
• Hey, Hawkeyes fans, who are you pulling for in tonight's inaugural Big Ten Champ...
• Man takes plea in murder case
• Semi overturns at interstate interchange
• Prancer flies in to kick off Celebrate the Season
• Study boosts residents’ average income
• ’They’ve taken so much away from us’
• InBox adds OutBox with ’upscale resale’
• Regents will address sexual assault policies
• District using new way to count students
• Meeting to discuss co-housing
• Baked goods for sale Sunday at senior center
• Deck the Paws with Santa today
• Great Plains math league at City High
• Mennonite school christmas concert
• ’Baroque Christmas’ today at Coe College
• Iowa City average household income higher than reported
• Regents to address universities’ sexual assault policies
• Homestead post office to close
• Inbox clothing store expanding to Outbox
• Afternoon, Hawkeyes! Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY! The person who taught me th...
• Iowa group seeks artists for Borlaug statue
• Harkin signals intent to seek another term
• Hey, Iowa students! If you participated in No-Shave November, post a photo on ou...
• Regents to address universities’ sexual assault policies
• UI plans new parking lot along Melrose Avenue
• This year's Annual Report features Renugan Raidoo, the first UI Rhodes Scholar s...
• Charles Thompson pleads guilty to lesser charge
• District struggles with overcrowding
• Man sentenced for child pornography
• Amana Church cookie walk and bazaar
• Animal shelter open house
• City to host show choir showcase
• Downtown celebrates the holidays
• Man sentenced for child pornography
• Former UI wrestling coach Dan Gable headlines visitors bureau luncheon
• Former UI wrestling coach Dan Gable headlines visitors bureau luncheon
• Bank of the West moving to Old Capitol Town Center
• Bank of the West moving to Old Capitol Town Center
• Physical education becoming a larger focus at Longfellow
• Woman accused of setting fatal fire pleads not guilty
• Surprise Squad reveals identity
• Woman accused of setting fatal fire pleads not guilty
• UIHC focusing on patients and their comfort.
• Woman cited for ripping down ’Wanted’ posters
• One year in the books for Markus
• Making cancer a little less overwhelming
• Good Samaritan pays overdue bills
• Council left Von Maur financial aspects to developer, records show
• Finding God at Iowa on Friday
• Genealogical Meeting
• Hills Bank shop locally program begins
• Holiday Thieves’ Market
• Musick’s Feast’s holiday concert
• Old Prague Christmas Market
• Christmas cookie walk
• Christmas with Dan Knight
• Duo to perform for free Friday
• Raygun to host First Friday event
• Suspect in ’08 robberies arrested in Illinois
• District, city officials discuss Roosevelt
• United Way thanks sponsors and volunteers
• Project Linus event is Friday
• Medical board charges physician
• Old Capitol Kiwanis hosts speaker
• press-citizen.com to adopt Facebook Comments
• ’Wooden Snowflakes’ at The Old Creamery
• Man tells police he is going to kill wife
• Habitat for Humanity Build meeting
• Riverside Drive to have reduced lane
• Supervisors debate posting speed limits on rural roads
• Man charged in attempted murder
• One year in the books
• Afternoon, Hawkeyes! It's another WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY! You know the drill...
• Supervisors debate posting speed limits on rural roads
• Anonymous Iowa City resident pays 17 delinquent water bills
• Bank of the West to move into Old Capitol mall, later Hieronymus Square
• Never too early to start planning for college. This video can help you along the...
• ICPL events: Dec. 3-16
• CVB to hold annual meeting Thursday
• Former Iowa City doctor charged with violating drug-screening program
• Philanthropic organizations rely on the spirit of giving
• Records show mix-up in UI theft case
• ’Ninja robber’ back in jail, will face trial for 2008 robberies
• Police make arrest in attempted murder of officer
• F.W. Kent Park to be closed
• UI student night games
• Renew bus passes for 2012
• Lampworking class set for today
• Judge denies open depositions in Juweid case
• Free holiday gospel concert Friday
• ITAC Christmas concert this weekend
• Creative dance collaboration starts Thurs.
• Poets to read at Dey House
• Christmas Past weekend kicks off Friday
• Coralville holiday extravaganza Saturday
• Councilors look forward at planning meeting
• Scattergood finalist for green makeover
• Scattergood finalist for green makeover
• Police release images of attacker
• Supervisors turn to hand-me-downs to save money
• Goodwill searches for man’s life savings
• Kalona puts creek’s naming rights on eBay
• Free admission for students at tonight's men's basketball game vs. Clemson, and...
• Charges in downtown officer assault raised to attempted murder
• Judge denies suspended UI prof’s request for public depositions
• County supervisors pinching pennies for 2013 budget
• Want a creek named after you? Naming rights for Kalona creek up for bid
• Guest trombonist Michael Dease with JCL
• Peace Corps commemorate World AIDS Day
• New Veridian location signals credit union success
• New Veridian location signals credit union success
• ICPL art purchase prize winners
• Residents can view draft alternatives
• Officials with Bruegger’s Bagels say they plan to rebuild their downtown kitchen
• Officials with Bruegger’s Bagels say they plan to rebuild their downtown kitchen
• Coralville puts finishing touches on trail upgrade
• Coralville puts finishing touches on trail upgrade
• Public input asked for Gateway Project drafts
• Information provides witness list in murder trial
• Police hunt for man who assaulted officer
• UI tries Groupon to boost attendance at Carver-Hawkeye
• Information provides witness list in murder trial
• UI tries Groupon to boost attendance at Carver-Hawkeye
• Public input asked for Gateway Project drafts
• From the archives ... This photo is from a collection received from the UI Found...
• City posts three options for raising Dubuque Street
• USBank offers $10,000 reward for bank robber
• Investigation continues into strangled officer case
• From the archives ... 20 years ago this week: 3 inches of snow wreaked havoc on...
• Veridian Credit Union opens new branch in Coralville
• Williams’ family members listed as potential witnesses in murder case
• UI Sierra leader helping new group grow quickly
• Ronald McDonald House looks to fans to help raise spirits
• Ronald McDonald House looks to fans to help raise spirits
• Following warm Thanksgiving weekend, temperatures expected to drop this week
• Following warm Thanksgiving weekend, temperatures expected to drop this week
• Living with vision loss
• Go behind the scenes of ’A Hamlet’
• UI groups to perform religious works
• Educational Services Center hosts open house
• Farmers tax guides available
• Lois Club meeting Tuesday
• Business helps streamline medical imaging in 131 countries
• Johnson County anxious to finalize deal to acquire Chia Fen
• Business helps streamline medical imaging in 131 countries
• Local businesses struggle to enter online holiday shopping arena
• UI law professor making waves in Iowa and nation
• MUD, MUD AND MOREMUD
• Oct. sales rebound, but ’11 down overall
• Cold to the Core drive Tuesday
• Public asked to participate in design plans
• Road construction - Amhurst Street
• Stroke screening for local residents
• Fall literary readings conclude
• Muslim voters hard to predict in 2012
• Celebrate the season, its emotions at Happy Holigays
• How to make this year’s tree the best ever
• Santa’s holiday helpers program
• Hancher presents Holiday Pops
• Guest chef night at Celebration Farm
• Community Taize evensong
• Inaugural celebration of the arts a success
• Clothing drive collecting winter wear for area teens
• Citizen’s Police Academy accepting applications
• Clothing drive collecting winter wear for area teens
• Hy-Vee store director has long relationship with the company
• Citizen’s Police Academy accepting applications
• Hy-Vee store director has long relationship with the company
• Pat Harney has experience in community service
• Pat Harney has experience in community service
• Hawks lose, 20-7. Still great to be a Hawkeye!
• Local churches provide free Thanksgiving meal
• ’Small Miracles’ returns to Riverside for the holiday season
• Regina draws record number of runners
• Amana Colonies provide holiday events
• Prime city property may be put on market
• We gained 1,200 likes in the final hours leading up to kickoff to rally for a co...
• Iowa wins the Race to Black Friday! Final count as of kickoff: Iowa 51,833 - Neb...
• Today's Heroes Game between Iowa and Nebraska was meant to honor ordinary citize...
• And we're back in the lead! As of this minute, it's Iowa 51,147 - Nebraska 51,14...
• Four hours 'til kickoff, and we trail Nebraska by 485 "likes" in The Race to Bla...
• Hawkeye game day! Go Hawks!
• 50,000! We're 570 behind Nebraska with about 12 hours to go. If you haven't shar...
• Local churches provide free Thanksgiving meal
• Regina draws record number of runners
• Prime city property may be put on market
• N.L. Library set to begin expansion
• Alright, Hawkeyes, it's time to kick it into high gear! Nebraska now leads by al...
• Running into Herky is a pleasant surprise for one Hawkeye fan at the Hawkeyes Ha...
• Nebraska has taken back the lead! We're in the home stretch! Share the link and...
• Happy Thanksgiving, Hawkeyes! Today, we're especially thankful for the 49,213 of...
• 49,000! Way to go Hawkeyes! Keep sharing the link! Let's push it past 50k and wi...
• Nebraska has taken back the lead in The Race to Black Friday by about 150 likes....
• Local stores trying to lure in holiday shoppers
• Himie Voxman, longtime School of Music director and UI music building namesake,...
• Bid for bridge cheaper than planned
• Officials to create plans for district with public’s help
• Development for mentally ill plans to double its size
• Gala kicks off season with elegant evening
• Family gives thanks for ’divine intervention’ in son’s health
• Competition pushing stores to open earlier
• ICPL Events: Nov. 26-Dec. 9
• Thanks, Rob!
• Congratulations to Gary Launderville of Storm Lake, Iowa, and Kathy Griess of Fr...
• Herky feels the need ... the need for speed! Share with your friends and help us...
• Thanksgiving holiday hours for city offices
• Iowa Marine dies of injuries from explosion
• Check out the trophy for Friday's Heroes Game! Go Hawks!
• Interested in adding an international flavor to your Thanksgiving dinner this ye...
• ’There was no category for him’
• Report shows enrollment increase
• Live it up in lincoln
• Putting Roosevelt on market going to a vote
• SSMID critics speak to council
• City honors Helling at council meeting
• Council holds off on camera vote
• Firefighters, police officers expect to stay busy
• Daycare plans to cater to research park employees
• Police urge drivers to beware as 42.5M are expected to travel
• Delivery driver charged with DUI
• Trail to be closed at Coralville Lake
• West Side Story wins Pacemaker
• Social Security closure
• AFSCME makes donations
• Pizza delivery driver charged with drunk driving
• Pizza delivery driver charged with drunk driving
• Our lead is more than 1,000 with three days to go in The Race to Black Friday! L...
• For Hawkeye fans, Lincoln offers plenty of entertainment
• Himie Voxman dead at 99
• Public vote could win nonprofit $2,500 from Surprise Squad
• Thanksgiving travel expected to be up this weekend
• Firefighters, police officers expect to stay busy over Thanksgiving holiday
• New daycare center planned for Oakdale Research Park
• Iowa adds 2,300 jobs in October
• Herky chills in the rec center pool. Share with your friends and help us beat th...
• Participants needed for study on diabetic foot ulcer
• Herbert Hoover NHS accepting applications
• Volunteers sought to host Thanksgiving
• Race to Black Friday on Facebook
• Throgmorton to meet with residents
• Free Thanksgiving meal Thursday
• Former UI public safety director William Furhmeister dies
• Students donate to annual food drive
• U. Heights council election still stands
• City Council backs proposed amendments to 21-only law
• Study: TIFs lead to high taxes
• We're back in the lead! Right now: Iowa 45,626 - Nebraska 45,602. Share the link...
• Shelter House finishes first year at new facility
• Shelter House finishes first year at new facility
• The student body presidents at Iowa and Nebraska have a friendly wager on The Ra...
• School district struggles to recruit minority teachers
• Study: TIF districts end up costing county residents
• Starting next week, Hancher and other units host a series of special events that...
• Wickham food drive helps provide Thanksgiving meals
• Lessons learned from recording a CD
• Throgmorton to host meeting Nov. 22
• West High newspaper wins Pacemaker award
• Career moves
• Nebraska has taken back the lead in The Race to Black Friday! It's a tight race,...
• Helpful Herky on the Pentacrest! Share with your friends and help us beat the Hu...
• Herky sure is graceful! Share this video and help us beat the Huskers!
• Volunteers decorate downtown for holidays
• A chance to buy gifts for families abroad
• Artists, writers can submit work
• Regina finishes 5th at tournament
• Regina’s annual race on Thanksgiving
• Roosevelt spiritwear deadline Tuesday
• 2 West students honored for writing
• Parent, students can tour IMS
• CCA to host financial aid night
• Regina comes from behind to win title
• Paws for a photo with Santa
• Paws for a photo with Santa
• School district home sweet home in its new building
• School district home sweet home in its new building
• Program focuses on more than running
• Program focuses on more than running
• Police still seeking bank robbery suspect
• Police still seeking bank robbery suspect
• Regina repeats as state champs
• Hawks win, 31-21!
• Toy and collectibles show Sunday
• Jazzercise collecting cans for Crisis Center
• Carpark elevators out of service
• Road construction - N. Dubuque Street
• Iowa leads 31-14.
• Need live online game coverage and comments? Hawkeyesports.com has got it:
• Hawks lead Purdue, 21-14, at halftime.
• Hawkeye game day! Go Hawks!
• Exposing kids to new foods by bringing farm to school
• Police investigating US Bank robbery
• Police investigating armed robbery of US Bank
• Stewart and Lane choose reps for recount
• Little Hawks ahead of the curve with app
• Universities trying to prevent porn-site confusion
• Donor drops gold coin into red kettle
• UI Athletics operating under $7.4 million contract with Nike
• Critics speak out against JECC budget
• Iowa City police officer assaulted
• Alternative holiday gifts on sale Sunday
• Wine and food at Amana today
• World of fairy tales at the Hoover Museum
• Orchestra Iowa presents Sinatra
• Eulenspiegel performs The Snow Queen
• Organ program honors Kjaer daughter
• Iowa Dive Club hosts Olympian
• Grant Wood Market Place
• Benefit dance for toddler today
• Hope Lodge Gala for cancer today
• Pet photos with Santa this weeked
• Back in the lead with less than a week to go in The Race to Black Friday! Hope a...
• University of Iowa, others register Internet .xxx domain names
• Ten years ago, the dome of Old Cap burned. Check out photos from that day, court...
• VIDEO: Iowa City police officer assaulted
• Gold coin dropped into Salvation Army kettle
• City High’s Little Hawk releases iPhone app
• Members of public express displeasure at JECC budget increase
• Nebraska took back the lead this morning, but it looks like The Race to Black Fr...
• Police say Coralville man made $86K in fradulent online purchases
• Historic preservation winners to be honored
• Janu Gems trunk show starts
• Lucas Elementary farmer fair today
• Coralville Ecumenical Food Pantry Holiday Fair is Saturday
• Murder charge devastates families
• Occupy Iowa City brings its concerns to UI’s campus
• Buening committed to helping students
• Candidate Santorum makes a stop at Hamburg
• Protesters use aging bridge to show country’s economic peril
• Partnership proposes 10 amendments to 21-only law
• Black & Gold Friday tomorrow! Represent!
• Thompson’s murder trial will begin as scheduled
• We are back in the lead in the Race to Black Friday! At this very moment, we're...
• Thompson murder case to go to trial - again
• Demi Moore to divorce Ashton Kutcher
• Occupy Iowa City protest focuses on higher education system
• Iowa City bars may soon see changes to 21-only food-related exceptions
• Filmmakers trying to get art house cinema off the ground
• School district offices settle in at new building
• Ten videos in 10 days counting down to kickoff of the Heroes Game and the finish...
• Colleagues honor university’s ’father of percussion’
• Horn Elementary teacher called to teaching early in life
• Protesters use aging bridge to illustrate country’s economic peril
• Police: Coralville man made $86,000 in fradulent online purchases
• Families ’devastated’ by murder charge in Raymone Bryant case
• I.C. may see trash pickup price hike
• University endowment surges in fiscal 2011
• Woman charged with murder in death of Raymone Bryant
• Woman charged in teen’s death
• Legion to host dinner tonight
• Forum focuses on importance of the arts
• Capitol St. parking ramp under construction
• See ’A Don’t Hug Me Christmas Carol’
• Sorority hosting fundraiser at HuHot
• Free soup supper, reading today
• Newcomers group to meet today
• Haunted Iowa City discussion today
• Pianist to perform today
• Elder Services serving Thanksgiving meal
• Hancher presents American String Quartet
• Senior Center program guide ready
• Glow of sunset behind the Dome. Good evening Hawkeyes! - Bill Adams/UCM
• Police: Man threatened to kill woman
• Man faces disorderly conduct charge
• U. Heights City Council candidate says she will file for recount
• ’Best Of’ voting ends Sunday
• Woman charged with theft over tickets
• Junior high student charged with sexual abuse
• UI Endowment surges in 2011
• Event helps area homeless people in search of clothing, health care and information
• Students urge UI to move beyond coal
• Branstad’s teacher pay proposal put on hold
• Students protest UI’s use of coal
• UI School of Music’s ’Father of percussion’ Thomas Davis, 80, dies
• 100 chickens killed in West Liberty barn fire
• Southeast Junior High student charged with sexual assault
• Police: Man started fight at bar, got knocked out
• U. Heights city council candidate will request recount
• Iowa City Landfill disposal rates to increase
• Community Connections Day event provides homeless with clothing, health care, information
• With 10 days to go in The Race to Black Friday, we trail Nebraska by about 800 l...
• Attorney: Firing of UIHC social worker was unfair
• Woman arrested for Iowa football ticket Craiglist scam
• Police: Coralville man held blanket over woman’s face, assaulted her
• UI hopes database will better showcase faculty work
• Parents want action on school overcrowding
• UI: Threat, guidelines led to Hawk Alert
• Brewery delivers new beer to city in style
• No recounts called yet for race in U. Heights
• Shopper’s showcase at Bickford
• Student plan walk-out Thursday
• Police: Man punched woman while she was holding baby
• Downtown holiday mingle
• Man climbs into police car thinking it’s a taxi
• Couple arrested after fight
• Dreaming in colors CD release
• Habitat for Humanity hosts dinner
• ’Best Of’ voting ends Sunday
• IMS group to host meeting
• 3 charged with burglary
• Decaying bridges symbolize failure
• County looks to remove barriers for those who want wind turbines
• Kindergarten teacher sets bar high for rest of schooling
• Take a movie home for the holidays
• Margin of victory in University Heights widens to two votes
• Just reached 42,000 likes! We're 458 behind Nebraska in the Race to Black Friday...
• Iowa firms default on job-creation pledge after receiving tax credits
• Law school analysis suggests legal protection for blogger/journalists
• Iowa task force to consider broader rules for reporting sexual abuse
• Police: Drunk man thought squad car was taxi, climbed in back seat
• It's fall! Great time of year to be a Hawkeye! - Bill Adams/UCM
• Police: Man punched girlfriend while she was holding baby
• Police arrest homeless couple for fighting under bridge
• Roommates arrested for mid-day burglary, assault
• HAWK ALERT: Police have located the suspect with a weapon near campus. The threa...
• HAWK ALERT: Police are looking for a man reported to have a weapon near campus....
• UI: Hawk Alert issued after receiving info on threat
• Police locate subject of HawkAlert
• More foreign students head to Iowa
• Couple making sciences hands-on at City High
• Donations needed for annual Stork’s Nest
• Students call for a switch to clean energy
• Retired school personnel to meet
• Mini med school today about cancer
• Washington Street traffic to be affected
• Experts discuss how to encourage student to get higher degrees
• Some out-of-state students saving money by gaining residency
• UI vice president of research retiring
• Some out-of-state students saving money by gaining residency
• Hygienic Lab reaping the benefits of new facility
• Hygienic Lab reaping the benefits of new facility
• Iowa exceeds national rate of foreign students
• Couple charged after kids found walking on broken glass
• Police investigate unrelated stabbings
• UI fires veteran social worker
• UI’s VP of research, economic development to retire
• Herky gives fans something to cheer about when he fumbles in the chem lab. Share...
• The Scout
• At one-year anniversary, State Hygienic Lab a ’magnet’ for professionals, students
• Regina holds on to beat Beckman, get to 2A championship
• Lawmakers: Session to focus on jobs, economy
• UIHC fires social worker arrested for assaulting daughter
• Calling all Hawkeyes! Nebraska has surged into the lead in The Race to Black Fri...
• Branstad says changes expand employment services
• Police investigate 2 unrelated stabbings in downtown Iowa City
• Iowa City couple arrested after young children found walking on broken glass
• Students tell what is special about their family
• 19 years of ensuring safety
• Career Moves
• First Baptist’s new pastor brings diverse background
• NAMI to host educational program
• Kelly Pardekooper at the Englert
• Band extravaganza and concert
• ’Haunted Iowa City’ presentation canceled
• Hamburg hosting Santorum Thursday
• Senior wanted for research study
• Candidate forum on Wednesday
• UI to demolish house for new arts building
• Accent Photographics touts its Beloved series
• Here are a few pictures from today's game. Photos by Tim Schoon/UCM
• Hefty consulting bills spark U. Heights debate
• ICCA to host inaugural honor awards
• Hefty consulting bills spark council debate
• New store aims to create ’memorable places’
• ICCA to host inaugural honor awards
• Kids put strategy to the test
• Kids put strategy to the test
• Man shows BB gun at store
• Students to walk 13 miles for peace
• Balloon artist at UI International Day
• Senior helpers to hold free memory screenings
• Mortar Board alumni to have dinner
• Hawks lose 37-21. Still great to be a Hawkeye!
• West High repeats as state volleyball champs
• Game day in Iowa City! Go Hawks!
• Opus Chamber Series show today
• Family friendly fun at the Englert
• Simon Estes in concert at City High
• Holiday sample fair at New Pi
• Check out Nature Explore Playscape
• UI Theatre auditions for 2012
• Chauncey Swan ramp to partially close
• Forum on health care reform
• Whiston to be ordained at First Baptist
• Church hosting Lee Ola Anders anniversary
• Leaf removal from one way streets
• Officials gearing up for Justice Center election
• City, UI full steam ahead on Riverfront Crossings
• Businessmen question Coralville on IRL
• CROSSTOWN SHOWDOWN
• Red Kettle drive gears with up old, new ways to give
• This Veterans Day, get to know Amanda Irish, a Hawkeye and a Marine who's helpin...
• A hope that ’we can do away with war and wage peace’
• Groups mark Veterans Day with Pentacrest gatherings
• THELUXEZONE brings edgy furniture design to Coralville
• Iowa to pay $400K in boy’s suicide
• County officials hoping for $39 million bond referendum in 2012
• Happy Veterans Day! Today we honor those who serve and have served. Thanks to yo...
• 11.11.11
• Veteran profile: Randy Miller
• Veteran profile: Amanda Irish
• Veteran profile: Ted John
• Veteran profile: Chris Deyo
• Black & Gold Friday tomorrow! Represent!
• Auction turns the page on BookMarks project
• UIHC agrees to $550,000 malpractice settlement
• Thompson hearing moved out of open court
• Police: Man pulls knife on another
• ICCA hires new director
• Anonymous Coralville Group Looking for Nominations
• Citizen’s Police Academy coming up
• Faith United raises funds, items
• Little Hawks Club hosting sale
• Check out the ’Flavors’ of India
• ’Flutes for Food’ to be Saturday
• Lone Tree serves up supper
• Shop local at Sycamore craft market
• Possible Priorities Set for 2012 Legislature
• Board OKs joining coalition to hire lobbyists for Corridor
• Iowa Cultural Corridor Alliance hires new executive director
• Suspicious bottle prompts Eastern Iowa Airport evacuation
• UIHC agrees to $550,000 malpractice settlement
• Iowa City Council to discuss legislative priorities
• ’Surprise Squad’ of anonymous donors looking for nominations
• Police: Man went after another with a knife
• Iowa Cultural Corridor Alliance hires new director
• Judge: Open court for Thompson hearing could hinder jury selection
• BookMarks statues go on sale tonight
• Iowa City man gets 14 years for mobile home fire
• Study stirs debate over transplants for alcoholics
• Sex offender is suspect in assault at nursing home
• 41,000! Nebraska is gaining. Keep sharing the link and help us win The Race to B...
• Students becoming much more strategic when picking major
• UI sees many changes 20 years after Gang Lu shootings
• Yeggy wants to focus on independence
• ’University of Iowa lost its innocence that day’
• ’When something like that happens, you’re very confused’
• Rushing to be with a friend in time of need
• Putting out the news while learning on the job
• Whitmer says she offers city financial expertise
• Leff wants to bring a good ear to her fellow residents
• Lane calls for better understanding of the budget
• Haverkamp running to finish what he started
• Hopson focusing on enhancing the community
• McGrath wants city to be more forward-thinking
• Stewart running to show support to neighborhood
• Dubuque Street Trail in North Liberty undergoing repairs two weeks after grand opening
• Legality of pledge by candidate’s brother in question
• Casa Tequila to host fundraiser Lown family
• Iowa City Council to consider tightening taxi regulations
• VNA flu shot clinics
• Fire leads to drug charges
• Room for vendors at Grant Wood
• Paul Taylor Dance Company
• Zumba fitness for Coralville
• University Club luncheon
• It's Halloween night. Know of any haunted spots on campus? (While you're at it,...
• Dubuque Street trail closed two weeks after opening
• You never know what you'll find at the Hawkeyes Hall of Fame! Share this video a...
• Zacek wants to keep N.L. business strong, diverse
• Meet the candidates for N.L. City Council
• Six local businesses fail alcohol compliance check
• Immigrants focus of roundtable
• Nunez to read at Prairie Lights today
• Two convicted of distributing heroin
• Kiwanis annual chili supper Wednesday
• Career Moves
• Complex offers all-inclusive living
• Iowa City to consider tightening taxi ordinance
• Tiffin restaurant hosting fundraiser for CCA crash victim’s family
• We're still in the lead, but Nebraska is gaining in The Race to Black Friday! Sh...
• Cooking fire leads to marijuana arrest
• Happy Halloween, Hawkeyes! We'll pick 10 winners from the 88 Hawkeye pumpkin sub...
• City student finds success in class, on the track
• Meet the candidates for N.L. City Council
• Paranormal experience in Vito’s?
• UI club donates food to local nonprofit
• Fundraiser beefs up food pantry’s budget
• City’s trick-or-treat on Monday
• Assistance for energy costs
• Sherlock fans and friends to meet
• Firefighter receives lifetime award
• Monster mash for tots
• ’Amateur’ means very little when passion is involved
• Volunteers make home more accessible for Coralville woman
• Helping to spread the prairie dream
• Solon seeks bond for new building
• Touchdown Marvin McNutt! 7-0 Hawkeyes!
• Hawkeye game day! Go Hawks!
• Radiology chief will resign from post
• Woman charged with stabbing father of child
• Occupy Iowa City Appeals to City Permit
• Energy efficiency improvement funds available
• Sycamore Street closed for time being
• The Lodge sold to Texas company for $21.2M
• Popo’s Puppet Festival to be today
• Stone Supper for for panrty Sunday
• Police to collect unused medications
• Business selling cookies for cancer research
• JACK Quartet to perform Sunday
• Valentine lecture today at UI
• Man charged with shooting child with BB gun
• New Pi celebrates 40 years today
• No shortage of creativity on parade downtown
• UI planning $50M, 10-story residence hall
• Laurie Fajardo to resign as radiology head
• Iowa City Council Candidate profile: Jim Throgmorton
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• Hey students! Night Games this Saturday at the CRWC! Dodge ball and basketball t...
• UI’s living-learning communities continue to grow
• Elder Services using $20K grant to purchase Meal on Wheels rural delivery truck
• Three men facing drug charges related to 2010 overdose death
• Iowa City author Delia Ray explores history of Black Angel in new children’s book
• Art Purchase Prize winners announced
• Halloween trick-or-treat times
• Coralville woman accused of stabbing child’s father
• Man arrested for shooting 8-year-old with BB gun
• 3 men arrested on drug charges after 2010 overdose death
• Tickets on sale now for Preucil "Night in Prague" fundraiser
• Black & Gold Friday! Represent!
• City wants everyone to pay fair share for shelter
• Regents back 3.75% tuition hike
• Deery Brothers sponsors Box Tops
• Press-Citizen, DTA sponsor forum
• Resident host event for Payne
• City’s trick-or-treat on Monday
• Hickory Hill Park fire Saturday
• UI officials give update on flood recovery
• Whirlpool moving 160 jobs to Amana
• Whirlpool moving 160 jobs to Amana
• Man pleads not guilty in landlord’s death
• Man pleads not guilty in landlord’s death
• New Pioneer Co-op celebrates 40 years in business
• Anti-abortion candidate hoping to unseat Obama
• Anti-abortion candidate hoping to unseat Obama
• Business celebrating massage week
• A western weekend
• Genealogical Society meeting
• Volunteers needed for Prairie Seed
• Rocky Horror for Halloween
• Seniors job search training
• UI, Kirkwood work to improve retention rates
• UI, Kirkwood work to improve retention rates
• Dance Gala 2011 takes stage tonight!
• Regents approve $14.5M remodel at UI Main Library
• UI’s Dance Gala for the first time will feature all world premieres
• Regents approve UI Health Care Board of Advisors
• Student leaders to regents: ’We’re paying more than our share’ in tuition
• Send us your jack-o-lantern photos, win tickets
• UIHC is leading the fight in helping patients recover faster from heart surgery....
• Passed 39,000 likes last night! Thanks to all you Hawkeyes out there! On Iowa, a...
• Iowa City grants protesters four-month permit
• Iowa gardens featured in calendar
• International scholarships available
• American Chemical Society meeting Friday
• IC Halloween Parade and Carnival
• Group says plan lacks clear mission
• Drive-thru fundraiser will benefit Coralville pantry
• District to convene group to start planning new high school
• Federal cuts could cost UIHC $5.3M
• Obama offers student loan relief
• City grants Occupy Iowa City permit
• City grants Occupy Iowa City permit
• IC Halloween Parade and Carnival
• City to shut off water to park
• Emergency officials testify in baby death trial
• Haunted happenings on Thursday, Friday
• Press-Citizen, DTA sponsor forum
• Local cookbook author wins award
• Dynamic drawing course on Thursdays
• Fair courts forum today
• Free screening of Rosemary’s Baby
• A ripper film event
• Food drive looks to counter pantry shortage
• UI Dance Gala to feature slate of world premieres
• School district exploring steering committee for fourth high school
• Send us your jack-o-lantern photos and win!
• Iowa River clean-up effort yields 17 tons of trash
• Water at College Green Park to be shut off this week
• Hawkeye Poll: Romney could face Mormon hurdle in general election
• Retired School Personnel Association meeting today
• Beethoven’s ’Pastorale’ to be performed
• Reading helps residents reminisce
• Girlfriend’s event start Wednesday
• Innovators in the spotlight today
• Help to get organized at workshop
• All the world’s a play (but with puppets!)
• Renovations beginning on Broadway Condominiums
• Reckase to speak at Coffman Lecture
• Events to feature AnDa Union
• A Rush for movie goers
• Press-Citizen, DTA sponsor forum
• Postville raid film to be screened
• Halloween open house
• Stage on the Page discussion
• Professors discuss Obama’s first term, 2012 race
• School Board not ruling out options for Roosevelt
• Elementary enrollment 200 above projections
• Thompson mistrial cost county $30,000
• Do you have Hawkeye-themed pumpkins carved this Halloween season? Email a pictur...
• Reading helps residents reminisce
• Girlfriend’s event start Wednesday
• Retired School Personnel Association meeting
• Beethoven’s ’Pastorale’ to be performed
• Innovators in the spotlight
• Help to get organized at workshop
• Congrats to the UI Homecoming king and queen, Kevin Velovitch and Wei Du. Kevin...
• UI to honor Nigerian Nobel Prize winner
• Saturday, the Hawkeyes will try to reclaim Floyd of Rosedale. Here's the history...
• Fall clean-up of Oak Hill Cemetery set
• Holiday wreaths on sale for Riverside
• Family medicine awarded grant
• Career Moves
• Iowa sex offender convictions rise, costs increasing
• Backpacker Magazine's FREE Get Out More Tour
• Leaders push for expanded rail
• College of Ed graduate students unhappy with supplemental fee hike
• Roundtable to discuss 2012 election
• Street to be closed today
• Think Bicycles forum
• Emergency Volunteer Center training
• Carousel helps Bras for the Cause
• I-80 lane restrictions in place
• School districts to roll out Iowa Assessments
• Occupy Iowa City looking to build structure at College Green Park
• Rising tuition a growing worry for grad students
• Man charged with domestic abuse
• I feel the need ... the need for speed! Herky takes to the cockpit.
• Leaders press for expanded passenger rail in Iowa
• Occupy Iowa City looking to build structure at College Green Park
• Check out the photos from Saturday's Homecoming win over Indiana! Go Hawks!
• Nebraska closed the gap by almost 1,000 "likes" last week in The Race to Black F...
• Career moves
• Firm gives computers to school
• Professor receives national award
• Making mark in proofreading world
• Local WWII veterans visit D.C. memorials via Honor Flight, find nation’s gratitude
• UI celebrates the first National Archeology Day
• Groups use nature to develop kids’ intellectual, social skills
• Doctor presenting seminars
• Live literary streams this week
• Scenic byway meeting Tuesday
• Women marketing grain club to meet
• Radio to host roundtable
• UI wants to create advisory board
• Poster competition for Blues & BBQ
• Human Rights Commission vacancies
• Halloween parade Friday at Garner
• Flu shot clinics at schools
• Bring leaves to Kirkwood for mulch
• IMS Honor Society hosting blood drive
• Hills hosting ’Fright Night’ Friday
• Parent Teacher Group to host Elf Shop
• Students talk about favorite fall activity
• City student shifts his focus to the stage
• RSVP director serving entire age spectrum
• Making mark in proofreading world
• UI assistant professor receives national science award
• Review slams UI radiology head
• RSVP director serving entire age spectrum
• Review slams UI radiology head
• Engineering firm donates 16 computers to school
• Nine area teams heading to the post-season party
• Who are the Occupy Iowa City protesters?
• Riverside Theatre seeking $75,000 from Iowa City
• MegaBus driver charged with DUI on duty
• Celebrating all local food has to offer
• Bobber’s Cross race presents unique challenge to cyclists
• Tippie marketing summit bringing diverse groups together
• How does ethanol affect our food supply?
• MegaBus driver charged with drunk driving
• Friendship Yoga
• Adopt-A-School challenge
• Get vaccinated and an iPad
• Frost does not mean the end of gardening
• Hawks win 45-24! Happy Homecoming!
• Touchdown No. 3 for Marvin McNutt! Hawks lead 35-14 @ half!
• Another TD grab for McNutt and a Coker TD run. 28-14!
• Fun fact from the BTN broadcast ... UI law school is the oldest west of the Miss...
• Congrats to Marvin McNutt for his record-setting 22nd career touchdown reception...
• Where are you watching the Hawkeyes homecoming game?
• Homecoming game day in Iowa City! Go Hawks!
• Local businesses gear up for the homecoming crowd
• Educators want change, but uncertain of plan
• Some Hawk fans arrive in IC in style
• James ’Smoe’ Prymek, 52
• Ex-UI doctor surrenders medical license
• Hawkeye fans of all ages enjoy parade
• National Archeology Day on Sunday
• Create a new vision at presentation
• Nominations for ’Heroes’ being taken
• VOYA book club
• Eight businesses fail alcohol compliance check
• Fire damages condo complex on Samoa Drive
• Helling retirement reception
• Opportunities for action
• Viking knit class to be today
• Food celebration at farmers market
• Replay of Governor’s Town Hall meeting
• Regents staff propose 3.75 percent tuition hike
• UI wants to create Health Care Board of Advisors
• 46 businesses pass alcohol compliance checks, 8 fail
• Local businesses gear up for the Homecoming crowd
• Fire damages condo complex on Samoa Drive
• You know the conversation that always takes place at Homecoming ... "So, what ar...
• Herman Cain leads Mitt Romney by 10 points in Iowa Caucus poll
• Hunninghake surrenders medical license
• My oh my, how things have changed! Check out this slideshow of the UI campus the...
• Field of Screams has lots of scary to offer
• UI professor: Gadhafi’s death could lead to months of unrest
• Meet Iowa City’s new monster
• Thompson defense pushes for dismissal
• Occupy Iowa City offered 4-month permit
• Downtown ready for Iowa homecoming parade
• Five recognized by Iowa City Human Rights Commission
• Marshall to stand trial for Versypt murder in May 2012
• Comic art breast cancer fundraiser starts
• Pied Piper concerts
• Senior Supper
• Get the bird's-eye view of Iowa's campus! Really is beautiful this time of year...
• Paint the Town Black and Gold! This year's Homecoming festivities aim to involve...
• Gadhafi killed as his hometown falls
• Fans get face time with their Hawkeye athletes
• Golden Girl returns in ’Phineas & Ferb’
• UI adding cell towers to Mayflower
• Boys Scouts hosting homecoming chili supper
• Veterans Day collections
• Zombie masquerade ball
• Homecoming parade transit changes
• Satellite voting sites
• Snyder meet and greet
• Gallery Series presents new Lysistrata
• Seniors mac and cheese
• Local road closures
• Tower Place closed for parade
• Thursday theatre talk
• Dine to donate at Vesta
• Artist Fish presents free lecture
• Cash and carry for breast cancer
• Choir and Camerata
• Bacon leading students on leader retreat
• Local man pushing for more black education in the schools
• Going Hollywood for Halloween
• How's that for some Hawkeye Halloween spirit! Go Hawks!
• Watch movies at the Library
• Morning, Hawkeyes! And a happy WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY to you all! You know t...
• $580,000
• Dentist gets probation after facing 6 charges
• CCA student killed in car crash
• City Council rejects new building near Pagliai’s
• Tower to present free reading today
• City and Occupiers Working Toward Permit
• Iowa City Council candidate forum
• Free film screening for teens
• NAMI educational program is today
• Author and illustrator talk to students about creating books
• Iowa City calls for health insurance premium hike
• Dolan to run against Loebsack
• In the spirit of Homecoming, we've got profile pics made for every graduating cl...
• Just passed 38,000 fans! Thanks to all of you loyal Hawkeyes for keeping in touc...
• Coralville dentist gets probation for unnecessary dental work, fraudulent billing
• Career Moves
• Leaf ’em at the curb
• Man arrested after tossing marijuana
• Clear Creek Amana student killed in Monday night crash
• Tag yourself and your classmates, and use this as your Facebook profile pic for...
• Iowa GOP schedules Jan. 3 caucuses
• Multi-vehicle crash closes Highway 6
• This week, Herky takes to the pool. Share with your friends and ask them to help...
• Attorney files to move murder trial
• Student candidate for council withdraws from UI
• Man to be arraigned in murder case
• Critics weigh in on ICCSD audit
• Council hopefuls talk goals for job
• Panera backs out of First Ave. site
• Gross to host meet and greet
• Horizons Coralville celebrates new location
• Johnson County investigates death
• Depositions may begin by end of the month
• In the spirit of Homecoming, we've got profile pics made for every graduating cl...
• Third man charged in 2009 homicide to be arraigned Oct. 27
• Homeless man arrested after tossing marijuana, ecstasy on ground
• We increased our lead by about 500 likes in The Race to Black Friday last week....
• Hy-Vee recalls bagged salad due to possible listeria contamination
• Attorney seeks to move Osborn murder trial out of Johnson County
• If you could come back to Iowa City for homecoming and have lunch with your favo...
• Brothers helping out the environment
• Kids tell about their favorite lunch food
• A sense of community
• County bridges showing their age
• UI recovery process to last until at least 2016
• Funding appeal to FEMA stalls
• Homecoming events kick into high gear this week
• Kaaret can’t resist attraction of science
• Community discusses education blueprint
• It's homecoming week at Iowa! For those of you who can't make it to campus, we w...
• Parkinson’s Support Group to be Tuesday
• Mortar Board Pot Luck Dinner
• West High speech coach honored
• Church Offers Ballroom Dance Class
• Loebsack applauds ag disaster declaration
• This is pretty sweet video from Kinnick yesterday! Ricky Stanzi would be proud!...
• Hawkeyes put farmers in the spotlight at Kinnick Stadium
• Printmaker to present lecture Monday
• Tibetan artists-in-residence to present
• Leaf Vacuum Service
• Residents ask for traffic measures on Court Street
• Perfect weekend for a fruitful search
• Dardis teaches Fortune 500 professionals how to dress, act and talk
• Perfect weekend for a fruitful search
• Second panorama of tonight's Northwestern football game. Go Hawks!
• Panorama of tonight's Northwestern football game. Go Hawks!
• Hawks beat the Northwestern Wildcats, 41-31!
• Lucas Elementary elects council
• Dardis teaches Fortune 500 professionals how to dress, act and talk
• Game day in Iowa City! Go Hawks!
• Survivor headlining homecoming concert
• Groups join forces to plant trees
• New numbers muddy evaluation of 21-only
• Gerdin remembered as great mentor, father
• Iowa Women’s Foundation honors leaders at its annual meeting
• Iowa Women’s Foundation honors leaders at its annual meeting
• Students plant trees as part of environmental project
• Dardis teaches Fortune 500 professionals how to dress, act and talk
• Dardis teaches Fortune 500 professionals how to dress, act and talk
• New College of Dentistry building to open
• New College of Dentistry building to open
• DCI investigating North English woman’s death
• Mom accused of leaving infant, 4-year-old home alone
• Leaf vacuum service begins Monday
• Writers to present staged readings
• City Council hopefuls talk TIF, jobs, housing
• It's that time again, so let's fill in the blank: The best campus spot for fall...
• Black and Gold Spirit Game tomorrow night! Remember, even-numbered stadium secti...
• Iowa offers more than 100 majors and areas of study ... now you can rap them! Go...
• Sycamore Mall braces for likely Von Maur departure
• Mason touts UI projects’ jobs impact
• Parent-owned, child-occupied homes worry neighbors
• Preserving work of a friend, mentor
• Coralville snags $4M federal grant for facility
• Local man sentenced in child porn case
• Third annual literary recital today
• Cardella to begin hiring more employees
• Robbery reported outside bank
• Organ/piano duet recital at Sundays at Four
• Iowa Children’s Museum to host ’Home Party’
• Father’s trial to start Oct. 24
• The Beggarman to perform Saturday at Riverside Theatre
• Young Starlets of Japanese Cinema
• Supreme Governor of Moose in town today
• Dan Knight to perform Walt Whitman Suite
• Survivor headlining UI Homecoming concert
• Join us: Fall events for kids
• Police seek man who stole bag of money
• Last weekend's comics and culture symposium let artists and writers develop thei...
• Cedar Rapids company seeks injunction against Iowa City
• This week's college football productivity rankings, compiled by University of Io...
• Iowa City man gets 12 years in prison for possessing child porn
• Cities approve 10-year plan for annexation
• Heavy rain causes some flooding
• ’A little blessing’
• Mason ready to sharpen focus
• Residents want safety measures on Sand Road
• New UI group aims to share joy of retail
• Court date set in UI case
• McPherson presented with Paul Engle award
• Jones Boulevard closure
• Dubuque Street Trail Grand Opening
• Police: Homeless man punches woman after she refuses to let him sleep in her car
• Bead Bazaar to be this weekend at Beadology
• Education officials to host town hall meetings
• Listening Post
• Public Input Sought On Operations Audit
• Neighbors
• Candidate forum will be Thursday
• Police: Homeless man punches woman after she refuses to let him sleep in her car
• Hayek, Payne, Patel, Mitchell move on in city council primary
• Ron Paul to make appearance at University of Iowa
• Road Construction S. Gilbert Street
• Milio’s Sandwiches Celebrates 20 Years
• N.L. library group taking holiday poinsettias orders
• Poker tournament a fundraiser for Dreamwell Theater
• Perspectives Course Study Program returning this spring
• UI club splashes onto the national scene
• A look inside the haunted barn
• Police say argument over BBQ ribs leads to arrest
• University weighing interest for gay fraternity
• Myra Newbolt Van Horne, 94
• School board goes over financial outcomes from previous fiscal year
• Jumping for joy and a record
• Police arrest bloody man on assault charge
• Beadology Iowa hosts eternal flame
• Man hospitalized after tractor accident
• UI president to give state of the universerity at luncheon
• City seeks public input
• Spruce Street to be reduced to one lane
• Freedom’s Limit? panel discussion Friday
• Metropolitan Opera UI lecture series begins
• Spanish, Portuguese faculty, poet to read
• New York Says Thank You to be screened at Englert
• Yoga studio offering free meditation classes
• Martial Arts for Youth
• Primary election turnout low
• Other than seeing the Hawkeye football team win a national championship or a Ros...
• Police arrest bloody man on assault charge
• Police say argument over BBQ ribs leads to arrest
• Lots of photos up on the Future Hawkeyes page from yesterday's Hawkeye Visit Day...
• Ron Paul to make appearance at University of Iowa
• Firefighters to support breast cancer
• City to celebrate Paul Engle Day
• Author Furlong to read Wednesday
• Police lock up alleged diamond thief
• Fundraiser planned for Coralville fire victims
• Fundraiser planned for Coralville fire victims
• Jerry Starbuck, 79
• Dennis Sandersfeld, 75
• Leona Boller, 88
• Lenore O’Conner, 87
• Branstad announces records requests website
• Kinnick to be alive with color
• Kinnick to be alive with color
• Former MLB player opens shop in N.L.
• Former MLB player opens shop in N.L.
• Monson mulls fate of Van Patten House
• Occupy Iowa City continues, remains peaceful
• Occupy Iowa City continues, remains peaceful
• Cause of Bruegger’s fire still unknown
• Cause of Bruegger’s fire still unknown
• Monson mulls fate of Van Patten House
• Construction on UICCU headquarters to begin in next few weeks
• Construction about to get underway on North Liberty UI Credit Union
• This week, Herky lends a hand to some students on the Pentacrest. Share with you...
• After Nebraska surged into the lead last week, we moved back in front with a str...
• Garden Club to host annual bazaar
• UI to receive part of grant from FDA
• Tailgating in the Big Ten
• UI to receive part of grant from FDA
• Tailgating in the Big Ten
• Music Study Club looks happily ahead
• Officials ask for residents to weigh in
• Archaeological collection on display
• Coat giveaway helps out
• Officials ask for residents to weigh in
• Archaeological collection on display
• Coat giveaway helps out
• Hawks fall 13-3 at Penn State. Still great to be a Hawkeye!
• It's game day, Hawkeyes! Go Hawks!
• Woman faces 2 drug charges
• More than 200 gather for Occupy Iowa City
• Robbery suspect caught in Egypt
• Perry stops in Johnson County
• Felon caught with 8 guns
• City to buy space in Plaza on 5th
• Art adds to Carver-Hawkeye
• Agencies see spike in need for assistance
• Herky takes a tour of Washington, DC while in town for the Hawkeye Caucus.
• City to host public meetings for CITY STEPS input
• Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY, Hawkeyes! My favorite UI campus or Iowa City stu...
• Attorney’s Office: No permit needed for Occupy Iowa City protest
• Police: Man threatened roommate with knife
• Traffic stop nets 11 pounds of pot
• Kansas felon caught with eight guns near Tiffin
• Black & Gold Friday! Represent!
• North Liberty woman arrested on two drug possession charges
• Transient charged with driving drunk and assault
• Payne carrying on tradition of family’s service
• Bikes of a different mold
• Developer asks council to defer ruling
• Gastropub making efficient use of space
• Hayek leads candidates in donations
• Protesters plan to ignore ordinance
• Examining experience in the classroom
• Hayek leads city council candidates in campaign funds
• School district hiring more inexperienced teachers
• This week’s ranking of college football’s ten most productive teams, as compiled...
• Want a student's-eye view of what's happening on campus, especially in and aroun...
• Occupy Iowa City looks to take over College Green Park
• Curbside leaf vacuum service to begin Oct. 17
• Transient charged with drunken driving, fighting with officers
• UIHC settles 2 lawsuits
• Patel seeks jump from UISG liaison to City Council
• Mark McGurl receives Capote Award from workshop
• Learning the art of comics
• Deceased man’s family sues Wildwood
• Report: Black students make up 59% of suspensions
• Lawyers ask for dismissal of murder charge
• Steve Jobs dies at 56
• Iowa City union proposal calls for pay increase
• UI offers class on covering politics
• Mark McGurl to receive Truman Capote Award Thursday
• Johnson County Democrats holding annual Fall Barbeque
• ‘Start Somewhere’ walks seek to promote Governor’s Healthiest State Initiative
• Family of Iowa City man killed in 2010 crash sues Wildwood Saloon
• J-School class emphasizes issues over horse race in coverage
• Editorial cartoonist to speak at ICPL
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• First cantaloupe listeria case reported in Iowa
• Thompson attorneys ask for charges to be dismissed
• ISU professor wins Nobel prize in chemistry
• The deadline to apply for a spot in the Homecoming Parade is 4 p.m. Friday. Help...
• Visits to UI Ombuds Office up
• City OKs plan for Riverfront Crossings
• Safety issues continue to delay fire investigation
• Report: Some gamblers will play online no matter the law
• Officials: Coralville’s involvement in Iowa River Landing necessary
• Festival offers taste of Russian guitar in Iowa
• Mitchell hopes to make doing business in I.C. easier
• Blessing man’s best companions
• ’Captain Save a Ho’ arrested again
• Oleg Timofeyev hosting Russian 7-String Guitar Festival
• Police arrest ’Captain Save a Ho’ again
• Herky at the Washington Monument in DC for the Hawkeye Caucus
• UI Hospitals employee arrested for theft
• We've taken back the lead in The Race to Black Friday and are creeping up on 36,...
• Falling markets benefit drivers, bakers
• Third man charged in murder
• UI group aims to be involved
• McCallum hopes to provide additional insight as councilor
• Flu vaccine won’t get you sick
• Event plugs healthy living
• Hanson’s to relocate
• DNR: OWIs up, accidents down on lakes
• Third person charged in Versypt murder
• Branstad plan calls for sweeping education reform
• This week, Herky takes on ballet. Share the video with your friends and tell the...
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• UI social worker pleads guilty in abuse case
• West Music flourishes under Walenta
• New I-80 lanes opening for traffic
• UI officials tout renewable energy
• Iowa’s 1,001st Habitat house done for I.C. family
• ACT restructures staff roles
• Hayek stresses experience for council re-election
• North Central, UI field hockey team up
• West senior excels on test
• Rees works hard to get results for clients
• Hayek says his experience makes him good candidate to re-elect
• Sudanese family moves into new Habitat for Humanity home
• UI officials tout renewable energy at meeting
• How to improve the system for former UI athletes
• Soybeans smell like money
• Fire station to go live
• Finley comfortable managing city budget
• ICCSD aids kids with food allergies
• Fire station to go live
• Northside shows off its food, fun
• Northside shows off its food, fun
• Discover love of chorus
• ICCSD aids kids with food allergies
• Finley comfortable managing city budget
• Contest draws bands from across the state
• Bye week for the Hawks. How are you spending your Saturday?
• Police: Tiffin man arrested for snatching cash
• Officials delayed in fire investigation
• Torch run promotes Run for the Schools
• New AirCare hangar unveiled
• Eklow hopes to fill a void on council
• Fields set to to lead IASB
• What impact do TIFs have on county, schools?
• THE MANY FACES OF TIF
• New principal named at Tate High
• Assistant City Manager Dale Helling to retire in November
• Iowa City expands literary tributes
• Phillips out, Hollander in as Tate High principal
• Patti Fields nominated for president of Iowa Association of School Boards
• These UI Phi Delta Thetas are putting on heels for a good cause.
• UI researchers have been awarded a $5.8 million grant to study migraines in chil...
• Geoffrey Fruin named Assistant to the City Manager
• Family copes with cancer
• Police: Man resisted officers
• 5 inducted into City High hall
• Sutliff Bridge reconstruction bidding to start
• Hope wanes in search for UI student
• City ’picking up’ animal shelter tab
• State won’t reaudit district
• Hampton Inn eyes I.C. spot
• Black & Gold Friday tomorrow! Represent! Go Hawks!
• 32,000! Big thanks to all you proud Hawkeyes out there! Nebraska has pulled ahea...
• Police arrest man on two counts of sex abuse
• This week's top 5 college football teams, according to UI economist Stacey Brook...
• Jailed man breaks door, tears jumpsuit, performs lewd act
• We want your Homecoming photos!
• Families say bus policy will tear siblings apart
• City trying to recoup $250K
• Durham talks at annual meeting
• Students gather for See You at the Pole
• Man violates order, fights police
• Calling all Hawkeyes! Nebraska has passed us in The Race to Black Friday and now...
• Police say man violated protective order, spat at officers
• Big Red made a big push yesterday in The Race to Black Friday, pulling within 1,...
• Police: Woman assaulted boyfriend with glass, picture frame, spatula
• Man arrested in Solon pharmacy robbery
• UI Research Foundation files lawsuit
• Libraries celebrate reading banned books
• Coralville OKs Costco zoning
• Marla Swesey named School Board president
• Regents hire Steven Leath to head Iowa State
• This year, we welcomed the largest incoming class in school history with On Iowa...
• GOP lawmakers concerned Coralville violating spirit of TIF, will review statute
• Judge declares mistrial in Charles Thompson murder trial
• UI president emeritus and professor of law Sandy Boyd received the Community Lea...
• Attorney calls for mistrial in Thompson murder trial
• Iowans: Brace yourselves for cold and snow
• Police: Woman punched boyfriend after he refused her sex
• Shop The BookEnd
• Live blog from Charles Thompson trial
• Creepy Campus Crawl
• Officials search for cause in Bruegger’s fire
• Area schools adjusting to varying class sizes
• Jurors see photos from crime scene
• Museum receives $2K grant
• Run for the Schools continues to grow
• U. Heights council looks at limiting meeting lengths
• Join us: Fall events for adults
• Join us: Fall Events for Teens
• Jurors shown crime scene photos in Thompson trial
• In this week's video, Herky's nesting at the rec center. Share with your friends...
• Like we're headed east on I-80, Nebraska is starting to look like a speck in the...
• Testimony resumes in murder trial today
• Veterans Center plays key role at UI
• I.C. Music Auxiliary car wash set
• Student has a real love for art
• Supporting post-cancer needs
• Help Coats for Kids
• Offering a ’puzzle box’ image to doctors
• 71-year-old faces charges after Kinnick incident
• Advocates rally for Moving Planet
• Area city council races set
• Live blog from Charles Thompson trial
• Summer lasts in the garden as fall arrives
• Giving Johnny Appleseed his due
• Local health care option up and running
• Coralville, N. Liberty draft new boundaries
• Fire damages downtown
• CelticFest lets people honor history, heritage
• Hawks win 45-17! Who's your MVP?
• Game day in Iowa City! Go Hawks!
• Fire does major damage at Iowa and Linn streets
• UI Dance Marathon pledges $5M to new children’s hospital
• Broadway residents recall finding victim’s body
• Southeast I.C. library satellite site to open
• City officials: Von Maur worth big investment
• ’This facility will do wonders’
• Iowa City named in top 10 for book lovers
• Records show area businessman owes $30 million in back taxes
• Hero nominations now being taken for the Heroes Game between Iowa and Nebraska....
• Afternoon, Hawkeyes! Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY! The most interesting class...
• Thompson attorney says witness knows killer’s identity
• Police break window after woman refuses to exit car
• Thompson attorney argues with witness over testimony
• Tiffin woman arrested after 17.8 pounds of marijuana found in home
• UI economist Stacey Brook publishes college football rankings based on offensive...
• Hawkeye Marching Band Drum Major arrested for OWI
• Coralville offers Von Maur $9.5M to build store in IRL
• Contentious testimony on second day of trial
• Woman hospitalized after bus accident
• School Board to review district’s safety plans
• Mercy opens center to treat open wounds
• Barbecue house opens in I.C.
• Crews respond to possible chemical leak
• Live blog from Charles Thompson trial
• 30,000! Black & Gold Friday tomorrow. Represent! Go Hawks!
• Kirk Ferentz will take your questions on SI.com.
• Pedestrian hit by Cambus
• Defense picks apart inconsistent testimony in Thompson trial
• Fire crews respond to report of chemical leak, find nothing
• Thanks to our REACH program, The UI has been named the top school in the nation...
• Website names Iowa City top town for book lovers
• Gov. Rick Perry to headline Johnson County GOP fundraiser
• 29,000! Thanks for keeping in touch, Hawkeyes!
• Walkers open ’soul food’ BBQ restaurant on Burlington Street
• Coralville to invest $9.5 million in Von Maur store
• Kindle is coming!
• Reading helps residents reminisce
• Sides present different ideas about shooting
• Weihe to challenge Fausett for mayor
• Studio 13’s liquor license suspended
• Regina is sorting it out
• Program helping homebuyers
• Wedding venues face permit crossroads
• Live blog from Charles Thompson trial
• Jury seated in Thompson trial
• Afternoon, Hawkeyes! It's another WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY! You know the drill...
• Mitch Gross running for re-election
• Students experiment with aerospace engineering
• Police: Couple used drugs in front of children
• Murder trial jury selection continues
• West High’s Neuzil named Teacher of the Year
• Iowa City to back regional planning push
• QuickCare relieves strain on ER
• West High, UI grad wins ’genius grant’
• Regents request $41M more from state
• District leans toward selling Roosevelt
• Murley meets with neighbors to discuss Roosevelt property’s future
• Live blog from Charles Thompson murder trial
• UI delays professor’s disciplinary hearing
• This game day video shows just how wet and wild it got at Kinnick during that Te...
• West High’s Gary Neuzil honored as social studies teacher of year
• University of Iowa alum wins ’genius grant’
• Marilyn Magid donates $1 million to University of Iowa
• ICPL offering free public computer access site in southeast Iowa City
• UIHC has banner year; regents approve capital plan
• Student government to host neighbor-student party
• Give the gift of reading
• Police: Couple bought, used drugs in front of children
• Von Maur to open store in Coralville
• Jury selection continues in Thompson trial
• Index admits prepared students
• Hy-Vee beefs up security
• City weighs immigrant issues
• Giving seniors ’Sure Steps’
• We're up over 27,000 fans, nearly double what we had when The Race to Black Frid...
• 19 charged with theft this weekend at Waterfront Hy-Vee
• Live blog from Charles Thompson murder trial
• Iowa quarterback James Vandenberg was named the Big Ten Offensive Player of the...
• Von Maur confirmed for Iowa River Landing
• Herky wants more bird books! And he wants you to share this video to help us bea...
• Counsel discusses last-minute details before Thompson murder trial
• The University of Iowa built on its lead last week in The Race to Black Friday....
• Willowwind expands scholarships
• Kealey gets word out about fire prevention
• ICM event caters to kids
• N.L. police to fly solo
• City senior follows acting passion
• Enjoy walk in edible garden
• Magic Bus may team with brewery
• Murder trial starts this week
• Live blog from Charles Thompson trial
• Magic Bus could team with Backpocket next season
• North Liberty Police Department ready to fly solo
• Murder trial begins this week
• Kealey gets the word out on fire prevention
• Undead on the loose
• Kutcher leads new ’Two and a Half Men’
• Retention rates at UI increase, higher than U.S. average
• Flower fans flock to Oxford for garden, arts
• In wake of break-ins, authorities offer tips
• A different kind of music organization
• Crowds flock to Art and Flower Festival
• UI retention rate remains above national average
• 19-year-old N. Liberty man dies in crash
• Our old friend Ashton Kutcher paid a visit to Kinnick Stadium for the Pittsburgh...
• Hawks rally for a 31-27 win over Pitt! Go Hawks! Who's your MVP?
• Gameday in Iowa City! Go Hawks!
• Hope House resident faces assault charges
• ICCA’s executive director resigns
• Revenues at UIHC top $1 billion
• Licensing issue shuts down shelter
• Democrat quits, raises question of Senate control
• District deals with tech gaps
• Hope House resident charged with escape, domestic assault
• Attention fans and scholars--Iowa is welcoming some big names from the comics wo...
• Residents, Murley to meet about Roosevelt Elementary site future
• Puppetry takes center stage
• Festival to showcase STEM activities
• ICM event back at IRL
• Police: Man strangled woman
• Parents peek at kids’ ’work’
• UIHC moving forward on tower
• Alcohol-related arrests up at UI, ISU
• UI nearing flood recovery milestone
• Black & Gold Friday tomorrow! Go Hawks!
• UI plans to name Carver-Hawkeye addition after Dale and Marilyn Howard
• $489M UIHC tower, $90M College of Pharmacy Building proposed
• Final two BookMarks statues are out for public viewing
• Tippie College of Business management professor Greg Stewart talks about the imp...
• Police: Man strangled woman in front of children
• U. Heights project debate continues
• Cougar sighted near First Ave. Hy-Vee
• Missoni items fly off Target shelves
• Hawkeye relics on the auction block Friday
• Church helps Pakistani school
• UI holds ’Know the Law’ class
• Police: Man attacked outside UI dorm
• Enhancing downtown I.C.
• Tippie College of Business management professor Greg Stewart will be on NBC’s Th...
• The UI Symphony Orchestra will open its season Sept. 28. Come on down to the IMU...
• Man says Good Samaritan helped him after Mayflower Residence Hall assault
• The University of Iowa is ranked the 28th best public university in the nation b...
• Which businesses would you like to see downtown? survey asks
• BookMarks™ statues awards, auction date announced
• Get ready for Halloween with help from library
• 38 students named Merit semifinalists
• Exhibit uses porn star to make point
• New majority rules
• City recruiting students for new mock trial team
• Turning trash to treasure
• I.C. police: Man struck 14-year-old boy over bicycle
• Faculty Senate OKs policy changes
• Cook, Fields, Hoelscher, McGinness, Swesey win election
• UI Faculty Senate revises anti-retaliation policy
• UI art student puts on ’penis parade’
• Turnout relatively high for school board election
• UI ranked 28th on ’Best Colleges’ list
• 25,000! Thanks to each and every one of you for keeping in touch with the UI! It...
• Celebrate your freedom to read
• The UI has been named to G.I. Job's Military Friendly Schools list for the third...
• We've widened the gap on the Huskers! Share the video and help us build on the l...
• Police: Man assaulted 14-year-old boy
• Scoring TDs for kids
• Man fights in bar, with police
• City to discuss immigration issues
• Uptick in alcohol-related offenses gives rise to theories
• Board discusses discipline trends
• Candidate resigns from liaison post
• Kids can learn computer skills, make new friends at Tech Club
• Police: Man fought in bar, with officers taking him to jail
• Candidate Patel resigns from city council liaison post
• Herky the artist? Why not? Share this video with your friends and tell them to h...
• The University of Iowa is in the lead in The Race to Black Friday. Share this ph...
• Good morning, Hawkeyes! Remember, if you're looking to buy or sell tickets, use...
• REMEMBERING, HEALING
• Boutros now part of healing process at UI
• UI med students get chance to work in Des Moines
• Senior Center turns 30
• Eat out, raise money for kids
• Guild shows off skills, facility
• Bobbers works to become destination spot
• 6 school districts will have hopefuls on ballots
• Senior Center celebrating 30 years
• Craft Guild shows off its skills, facility
• UI medical students get opportunity to work, learn in Des Moines
• Pooches take the plunge
• ’A good kind of inevitable’
• Veteran leads charge for new flagpole
• Grant will allow researchers to be more competitive
• ’Good things came out of a bad day’
• Couple documents post-9/11 New York in book
• Hummingbirds: Fast, flighty and fascinating
• Quire getting ready for the holidays
• Armed man breaks into Kalona home
• Peace walk to mark Sept. 11 milestone
• 2nd radiologist accuses UIHC dept. head of racist remarks
• UI researchers brace for slash to funding
• Students wish on monarch wings
• Three family habits lead to healthier futures
• Backpocket Brewing breaks ground in Coralville
• High schoolers get virtual reality training
• Fighting ISU spirit for a cause
• Veteran leads charge for new flagpole
• Grant will allow researchers to be more competitive
• Pooches take the plunge
• Man with rifle, tape and camera breaks into Kalona home
• Iowa City man accused of attacking girlfriend with pen
• University of Iowa Remembers 9-11 buttons are available at the Box Office in the...
• Construction begins on Backpocket Brewery at Iowa River Landing
• Religious communities gather to pray for peace
• Good morning, Hawkeyes! Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY! One thing I learned in c...
• City High students work in virtual reality
• Head of UIHC radiology dept. accused of derogatory remarks
• More Iowa schools added to SINA list
• Local experts weigh in on Obama’s jobs plan
• On the hunt for mussels
• Investigation into teen’s death continues
• Firefighters rescue 2 people
• Neuzil family honored
• Suspensions up in district
• Board hopefuls voice opinions
• Black & Gold Friday tomorrow! Represent! Go Hawks!
• With 4,565 students, this year's incoming class is the largest ever at the UI. I...
• Cause of fire determined to be unattended cooking
• Firefighters respond to Applebee’s
• Reaching out to children in the community
• 2 rescued from apartment fire
• UI’s freshman class matches 2010 record
• Gerdin retires from Heartland Express
• Indian officials visit area schools
• Hunting preserves draw critics, legislative action
• Culinary ride to connect cyclists, local food
• Council OKs plan to install ATM in kiosk
• Builder looks at Iowa River site
• Culinary ride to connect cyclists with local products
• Hotel builder interested in site on Iowa River
• The University of Iowa has been listed as an LGBT-friendly campus in the Campus...
• UI study: More talkative social media users are better marketers
• UI freshman enrollment holds steady
• Iowa Electronic Markets traders give Iowa caucus edge to Perry
• Police: North Liberty man drove drunk with child, left scene of accident
• Woman charged with domestic assault
• Use of reusable bags increasing in the area
• Reich speaks tonight at UI
• Police: Homeless men stole taxi
• UI’s Eckstein dies at age 87
• Kading now owns Gabe’s, Yacht Club
• Natural resources on display
• Iowa City to hire lobbyist
• Culinary Walk kicks off fest
• Eckstein remembered for contributions to UI
• Police ask public’s help in identifying Dane’s Dairy burglars
• ’Double dragon’ threatens to ’fight everyone’
• Police: Pregnant woman drinks, assaults child’s father
• Cancer now leading cause of death in Iowa, data shows
• Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz and Iowa State's Paul Rhoads have joined Nebras...
• New Express Check in Children’s Room
• Police: Homeless man broke into woman’s home, threatened to kill her
• Homeless men accused of stealing taxi
• Heat took its toll on corn crop
• Alcohol keeping police busy
• Tragedy hits West High again
• Lone Tree girl set to represent Iowa
• Tablet computers help treat Asperger’s
• Kalona man authors fantasy novel
• Honoring Labor Day
• Heat took it toll on corn crop
• Alcohol-related offenses keeping officers busy
• Iowa City Federation of Labor hosts annual picnic
• Lone Tree girl to represent Iowa
• West High community hit again
• Van Dyke a small schools supporter
• UI sees bump in demand for ESL courses
• Teen dies in fire
• Retired stars and stripes
• Hospital provides unique service
• Career path changes for Goel
• District works on new headquarters
• Farmers market has grown under Neumann
• A recession-proof industry
• One dead, 2 injuired in Coralville fire
• We just passed 24,000 fans! Thanks to all of you for liking the UI! Keep sharing...
• Weather quiets unruly behavior
• Weather quiets unruly behavior
• Rain can’t keep festival down
• Digital humans have practical uses
• Tate ready to bring Marine Corps experience
• Penn to celebrate 50 years
• Rain can’t keep festival down
• Digital humans have practical uses
• Penn to celebrate 50 years
• Almost time to think of spring
• Art project spruces up park
• Art project spruces up park
• Mountain lion sighted
• Swesey ready to put kids first
• Police ready for holiday weekend
• Iowa high court sides against county
• Golden Girl ditches cast, back on field
• Hunters ready for challenge of dove hunting
• Who's ready to get on? On Iowa, Go Hawks!
• Tune into PBS’ “Need to Know” this weekend for a feature on the Iowa Electronic...
• Two charged after police find heroin, ecstasy, marijuana in Coralville home
• Police: Man told pregnant woman he’d cut baby out of her
• Mountain lion sightings reported near Horn Elementary
• Intellectual Freedom Festival schedule announced
• Man charged with murder wins Iowa Supreme Court case
• United Way fair kicks off donation campaign
• Try Iowa beers at Amana festival
• Porter brings I.C. district experience to run for board
• Thompson murder trial to last two weeks
• Markus asks council to OK lobbyist
• Dance company helps Hancher say farewell
• Beating the Sept. heat
• Michelle Payne to run for City Council
• Black and Gold Friday tomorrow! OIGH!
• Groups partner to clean up gameday trash
• First-degree murder trial to begin Sept. 19
• Watch school board candidate forum here at 6:30 p.m.
• We're almost through the second full week of classes, and we're sure plenty of f...
• Schools out early today due to heat
• Police: Mom used 6-year-old daughter to buy heroin
• Wall ’a hero, a true winner’
• UI to reveal flood inundation map
• Scottish Highlanders celebrated
• McGinness hopes to turn negatives around
• Patel joins council race as Tallon bows out
• Ex-NFL player addresses students
• A taste of the market
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! It's another WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY! You know the...
• Press-Citizen, ICEA to host school board candidate forum
• Raj Patel joins council race, Dan Tallon drops out
• This is pretty cool! UI journalism majors are going to get to cover the Iowa Cau...
• MidWestOne Bank Book Drive for The BookEnd
• Morning, Hawkeyes! Just a reminder, if you're trying to buy or sell football tic...
• Get your card today
• Voice behind Big Ass Turkey Legs retires
• Man hospitalized after being hit with bar stool
• Hoelscher wants to invest in keeping I.C. schools strong
• Court: Daughter not eligible for dad’s benefits
• District requests state review of finances
• Who’s on board, who’s not for SSMID
• UI makes changes to rules for gameday
• School district requests state review of finances
• Hoelscher wants to maintain quality school district
• UI to make changes, additions to football gameday procedures
• There are some changes to gameday parking this season. OIGH!
• The voice of Big Ass Turkey Legs says farewell
• Man knocked out by bar stool
• Man accused of assault, obstruction
• Soboroff giving council run another go
• Hemingway says he can offer new perspective to board
• Candidates in agreement
• Murder suspect to appear in court
• Kirkwood, UI plan 1st-in-nation alliance
• Feeding the meter? You may be fined
• The President's Block Party got flash-mobbed this year. Check the video! OIGH!
• Man disruptive in Iowa City bar, stunned with Taser three times
• Murder suspect Thompson to appear in court Thursday
• What it means to be free
• Good morning, Hawkeyes! Hope everyone had a great weekend! Nebraska has pulled w...
• Coralville man charged with assault
• Systems Unlimited celebrates 40 years
• UI DeGowin Blood Center to host drive
• School Board forum set for 7 p.m. today
• Judge denies motion to dismiss lawsuit
• Police charge man in Jan. 25 burglary
• Food co-op connects producers, consumers
• Fields says her experience key for School Board
• Gable film wraps up festival
• UI’s Winet prepared to bridge gaps
• Police: Prostitution just a click away
• Orchestra kicking off 32nd season
• New rules draw mixed reactions
• Residents get look at performing arts center
• Lawmaker disappointed with regents leaders so far
• Cook wants to bring classroom experience to board
• ’You can’t beat it’
• 103-year-old credits faith, Irish whiskey
• Extend the gardening with a second season
• Residents get look at performing arts center
• ’You can’t beat it’
• 103-year-old credits faith, Irish whiskey
• Cook wants to bring classroom experience to board
• Alden ready to improve teamwork
• Corridor going casual for kids
• Feeding Godzilla
• Students thank ’first patients’
• Verizon launching 4G locally
• Four new hotels in works in Coralville
• Donations to UI athletics ebbs, flows
• Nebraska made a nice little push today and pulled within a thousand. We're still...
• Verizon plans Sept. launch for 4G network in Iowa City
• Students give thanks to ’first patients’ at deeded bodies ceremony
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY! For those of you new t...
• Good morning, Hawkeyes! If you're heading out to class, or work, or anywhere in...
• Marriage grant funded salaries, rent
• UI trying to find rooms for all of its students
• Neighborhoods disagree on Taft Speedway plan
• Numerous violations found at Twain Elementary child care center
• Woman jailed for assault spits on jailer
• Lustman spreads Musical Hope
• Fire department conducts water-rescue training
• Airport receives $1.2M grant
• 22,000!!! Way to go Iowa fans! But don't stop now!
• New lingo for text/tweet/Facebook ... OIGH! = On Iowa, Go Hawks! Start using it,...
• Passed 20K and headed toward 30, leaving Nebraska in the rear view. It's a great...
• And we're in the lead! Now let's put some distance between the UI and UNL. This...
• Just passed 19,000! We're just a couple hundred shy of Nebraska now! Let's take...
• Just passed 18,000 fans! We can pass Nebraska tonight! Share the link! Go Hawks!
• Annual report: Iowa City Public Library use reached all-time highs
• Two Hope House residents charged after officers find synthetic marijuana
• UI student accused of assault at Hillcrest Residence Hall
• Woman jailed for child assault spits on jailer
• Iowa City Fire Department conducts submerged vehicle rescue training
• Welcome back to campus from UI President Sally Mason. Go Hawks!
• Library building, collection use reach all-time highs
• ’Helping right wrongs’
• District pays $25K for IRS late fee
• Mitchell throws name in for council
• Film about S.E. Iowa City to be shown
• Local couple arrested in D.C.
• U. Heights’ project scaled back
• IRS fines Iowa City School District for day-late tax payment
• Iowa City man sentenced to nine years on federal drug charges
• UI releases report of assault at Daum Residence Hall
• Hey, alumni ... Got something new going on in your life? Make sure you update yo...
• Police recover drugs, guns in Coralville apartment
• Back to School for Iowa City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Man released from jail violates protective order
• Police: Man caught masturbating at library
• Records: Branstad-Miles tension started in Jan.
• Business wants TIF for bowling alley
• Leaders say new facility will enhance programming
• Iowa City has most same-sex couples in Iowa
• Name a Legion Arts toilet after yourself for $1,000
• Board approves pay increase for Murley
• Just passed 16,000 fans. Thank you all for liking the UI! Go Hawks!
• We're closing the gap on Nebraska! Share the link! Go Hawks!
• Records show tension between Branstad, Miles began in January
• At Cedar Rapids’ Legion Arts, a toilet can be yours for $1,000
• Man released from jail, immediately violates protective order, police say
• Police: Woman denied bikini wax for being too drunk, assaults employee
• Police: Woman abused child while father watched
• Police: Man caught masturbating in library
• Senior center plans art exhibit
• Time runs out for Magic Bus
• SSMID supporters finalize petition
• Police: Assault lasted 17 hours
• Fanpus debuts at UI
• Former office building demolished
• Amenities set schools apart
• In case you missed it over the weekend, check out this new Iowa tradition! Go Ha...
• We gained more than 700 likes over the weekend, while Nebraska added about 500....
• Police: Woman assaulted for 17 hours
• Theater ready to welcome patrons
• Woman battling cancer, inspiring others
• New high school students learning the ropes
• Mixing accessories with frozen yogurt
• Heirs to a Hawkeye tradition
• College classes await sophomore
• A spa day for the dogs
• Police seek three men who attacked man
• Martial arts instructor inspiring others while battling cancer
• Mixing accessories with frozen yogurt
• Coralville theater ready to welcome residents
• Convocation on the Pentacrest at 4 p.m. today! Go Hawks!
• Car show is a step back in time
• Extension welcomes you
• Lone Tree hosts ’family fun’ at fest
• Metro Mix chorus goes back to school
• PATV moves to maintain funding
• ’Go-to person for human services’ dies
• July unemployment news is mixed
• Makeover afoot on Coralville strip
• Lone Tree hosts ‘family fun’ at annual festival
• Classic car owners gather
• Makeover afoot on Coralville strip
• Linda Severson, 61, dies after battling illness
• Hancher friends, patrons, and the whole UI community will bid a cheerful goodbye...
• In case you missed it last night, check out the video of the Class of 2015 formi...
• Check out the video of members of the Class of 2015 forming the Iowa "Block I" o...
• 5K walk/run aims to get kids, parents on the move
• UI archaeologists dig up 7,000-year-old remains
• UI freshmen welcomed at Kinnick
• 2 Dogs Pub to open on east side
• Police: Driving instructor gave wine to teens
• Go Hawks!
• University of Iowa class of 2015
• UI freshmen get Hawkeye welcome at Kinnick Stadium
• UI archaeologists discover artifacts nearly 7,000 years old
• Get Moving for Healthy Kids to benefit school health clinics
• New pub coming to east side
• Driving instructor accused of providing wine to students while on job
• Share the link and tell your Hawkeye friends to help us beat Nebraska!
• Check out some of the activities first-year students took part in during On Iowa...
• This year's res hall move-in has received an assist from student volunteers. Go...
• Company to build plant in Coralville
• Branstad turns down cities’ rail funding
• First enrollment count down from last year
• Roosevelt kicks off final year
• Going green pays off
• Workforce office to stay open
• District sees slow, steady growth
• The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has accepted our challenge, and Husker fans a...
• Iowa Workforce Development will keep Iowa City office open
• We know the Hawkeyes are going to beat Nebraska on the football field in late No...
• Check out this vide of the 7,000-year-old village discovered in Des Moines by th...
• Businesses ready for students’ return
• Manufacturing facility to bring 25 jobs to Coralville
• Hey, first-year students, check your On Iowa! handbook to find the answer: In wh...
• Summer is a great time to be in Iowa City! Check out this video and find out why...
• Iowa City police investigating Northside burglary
• CCA welcomes largest freshman class
• Apple crop looks promising
• MPOJC: Transit funds down
• Residents honored for lifesaving actions
• Kutcher helping CCA team go pink
• Emotions high as students, parents unpack at UI
• Curtis Fry granted work release
• MPOJC: Federal funding for area transportation down
• Only 8 more 'likes' til we hit 15,000! Help us get there, share the link. Go Haw...
• Check out some of the prizes first-year students can win at On Iowa! Welcome Cla...
• CCA starts school year with record freshman class
• Three locals honored at Governor’s Lifesaving Awards ceremony
• Wilson’s Orchard expecting another great crop
• North Liberty treatment sludge to be hauled out overnight
• Curtis Fry granted work release
• Go Casual for Kids to raise money for children’s charities
• This year's first-year students will be welcomed to Iowa like never before! Foll...
• First-year students are moving into the residence halls starting today. What do...
• Record class a struggle for UI
• Community grieves loss of West student Caroline Found
• Iowa Edge breakfast welcomes UI students
• West’s average ACT score best in state
• Students prep for school year at ice cream social
• Fundraiser to help in replacing 17 flags
• UICCU CEO urges Obama to raise lending cap
• Family, friends recall Found’s selfless spirit, infectious smile
• Firm: Hole in worker’s boots a factor in UI death
• City to hold Taft Speedway flood forum
• West Side Loop removed from Iowa City Transit schedule
• Sally Mason tells Iowa Edge students, I’ve been in your shoes
• Did Dan Gable inspire you? Share your story
• This guy dyed his dog's hair! What's the nuttiest thing you've ever done in the...
• West High marks Newsweek ranking
• Loebsack promotes more flood research
• N.L. among best places to live
• Perry pops in to Hamburg Inn
• Branstad to speak with students at fair
• Construction revs up before school starts
• Eco-friendly asphalt to be used in Iowa City
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry visits Iowa City
• Press-Citizen announces restructuring
• West principal Arganbright celebrates Newsweek ranking with hats
• North Liberty named one of ’Best Places to Live’
• Did any of you get out to see us at the Iowa State Fair this weekend?
• Iowa's Class of 2015 arrives on campus this week! Alumni and established student...
• Students spruce up Iowa City community
• Senior back from Honduras trip
• Owner has sights set on new venture
• Meet your schools’ new leaders
• International do-si-do
• Initiative getting going for UI arts
• Faith, service guide Wehr
• Country school students, teachers reunite
• Meet your schools’ new leaders
• Country school students, teachers reunite
• An international do-si-do
• Initiative getting going for UI arts
• On Iowa program to welcome UI freshmen
• On Iowa program to welcome UI freshmen
• About 10K turn out for Kids at Kinnick Day
• Full steam ahead for Murley’s second year
• District to hire outside auditor
• Getting a glimpse
• Full steam ahead for Murley’s second year
• District to hire outside auditor
• Camps share love of music
• Satisfy your sweet tooth at store
• An easy-to-grow Aug. flower
• Straw poll, Perry entry jolt GOP race
• Church helps international students
• Church helps international students
• Kids Day at Kinnick today! Who's goin'? Go Hawks!
• Iowa City gets sandy
• Photos capture lifetime of changes
• West student killed in crash
• New teachers welcomed at annual luncheon
• Development proposed on the north side
• Book themes incorporated into this year’s Sand in the City
• Afternoon, Hawkeyes! Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY! The thing I'm most excited...
• New teachers welcomed to district
• Five years later, Coralville gamble on Marriott a success
• Obama slides, GOP gains on political futures market
• Hotel/motel tax revenue grows 44 percent in five years
• ’Tiny’ beats ’Fatty’ to win Biggest Boar at Iowa State Fair
• The UI is welcoming first-year students to campus like never before! On Iowa! is...
• West High student killed in moped accident
• Patrolling the water
• Court ruling could cost city, district
• David Zollo has a strong sense of place
• Software company opens facility
• Iowa City schools recognized by network
• Board OKs wind farm ordinance
• Input sought on IMU renovations
• The Old Capitol bell is ringing again after being silenced by a lightning strike...
• West, City, Regina high schools honored
• City Park Pool will host 9th annual Dog Paddle
• North Market Square Park to be closed
• Hey, current Hawkeyes! You getting ready to head back to Iowa City? How did you...
• Man arrested for assaulting UIHC nurse, staff member
• Yates ’disappointed’ in district’s $2.5M accounting error
• Two food chains eye new I.C. stores
• Three new Iowa City schools labeled SINA
• Residents recount one-room school memories
• Roberson has knack for finding talent
• Hope House to revisit policies
• Police: Man stole $1,440 from his employer
• First Ave. railroad plan taking shape
• District officials mum on Murley’s meeting
• District officials decline comment on Murley’s meeting
• Work set to begin this fall for First Avenue railroad overpass
• Panda Express, Culver’s aim to open new Iowa City locations
• Residents recount memories of local one-room schools
• Hope House fine-tuning policies after recent escapes
• Teachers union: $2.5M error defies explanation
• Afternoon, Hawkeyes! Happy WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY! You know the drill; comme...
• New paint job on the floor at Carver-Hawkeye Arena! Go Hawks!
• Police: Hartig Drug employee stole $1,440 in money orders
• ICAD releases economy report
• U. Heights defers project talks
• Playing music is in Lunden’s blood
• Iowa City No. 3 in volunteering
• Artificial heart patient heads home
• Area police stress safety
• Iowa City ranks third in nation for volunteering
• Pinnaclife, Hy-Vee announce partnership
• Good morning, Hawkeyes! Where in the world are you this morning, and what are yo...
• Twenty Iowa companies lose $2.2 billion in value
• ’Captain Save-A-Ho’ arrested on Ped Mall
• Cedar Rapids man accused of fondling child
• Frozen yogurt business opening in Iowa City
• Grismore’s passion for jazz helped foster annual I.C. festival
• Lucas PTO launches fundraising
• Cyclists push for Gilbert St. ’road diet’
• UI Foundation donations near record levels
• Growing number of students strain Iowa’s financial aid
• Enrollment at Iowa’s state universities jumps 22 percent
• Iowa City girl uses summer to study radon data
• Iowa settles lawsuit involving girl with leg injuries
• New self-serve frozen yogurt shop coming to downtown Iowa City
• Cycling advocates: Reduce Gilbert Street to 3 lanes, add bike lanes
• Lucas PTO raising $25,000 for books, technology
• This get anyone excited? Go Hawks!
• Kevin ’B.F’. Burt lets music be his guide
• Mansion helps from start to finish
• Firefighters respond to I.C. blaze
• Dvorsky takes pride in serving community
• CRWC has 637,000 visitors in first year
• Supervisors look to protect county weddings
• Strong interest by design firm for new jail
• Teams compete for Hooverball title
• Learning and growing through intergenerational engagement
• Iowa River Water Trail dedicated
• Chili peppers happily soak up the heat in summer
• DaylightDonut opens in area
• A successful first year
• Iowa River Water Trail dedicated
• Daylight Donut shop opens in Iowa City
• Bob Black has found a home in bluegrass
• A successful first year
• Friends do calendar for cancer patient
• GOP hopefuls speak at CCA
• Farm Bureau and UI partner
• Dozen caught in drug bust
• Enrollment may trigger new high school
• Brown Deer may add hotel in 2012
• Dave Bess’ wanderlust takes him to Iowa City and beyond
• UI School of Journalism cancels professional master’s program
• Report: Enrollment could prompt third high school by 2015
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY! One thing I wish I wou...
• Coralville exploring possible hotel at Brown Deer golf course
• West Liberty friends produce ’provocative’ calendar to help cancer patient
• Special series: A look at Iowa City’s musicians
• University of Iowa announces partnership with Iowa Farm Bureau
• Rummage in the Ramp sets collection record
• UI gets $80M less from FEMA for rebuilding
• North Liberty police investigate stabbing
• Texas student wins MBA via Twitter
• Stores prepare for tax-free rush
• Morey launches Iowa wine company
• No TIF for U. Heights project
• Lang outlines priorities as board president
• Eight candidates seek four School Board seats
• District officials expect smaller cuts
• Branstad, Lang defend raises
• Morey leaves New Pi gig to launch wine company
• County won’t offer TIF for U. Heights development
• Hey students, if you need a ride to Omaha, Megabus has expanded its service.
• University of Iowa to receive $80 million less from FEMA than planned
• Johnson County declines to back University Heights development
• Texas Tweeter wins free University of Iowa MBA
• Congratulations to John Yates, the winner of the Tippie MBA admissions tweet sch...
• Mason: Tuition hike makes up budget shortfall
• We have a winner! The Tippie MBA program is going to announce the winner of the...
• Lang: Regents need to strengthen relationship with legislature
• Sally Mason, other presidents get 4 percent raises
• Megabus adds Iowa City-to-Omaha service
• Sally Hoelscher announces school board bid
• We ventured over to the West Campus this afternoon and got some shots of Kinnick...
• New regents president delegates some work
• Former Iranian hostage speaks to Rotary Club
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! It's another WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY! You know how...
• Coca-Cola awards $10,000 grant to Lake Macbride
• Suspect in John Versypt murder pleads not guilty
• The UI has 9,999 followers on Twitter! Find us @uiowa and be No. 10,000! Go Hawks!
• Crops thrive in July heat; livestock not so much
• Mike O’Leary to come out of retirement to be Hills principal
• Paul decries debt deal
• Neighbors gather for night out events
• Supervisors go against staff advice in state’s rebate check
• Official: Livestock death not that unusual in Iowa
• Russian, Georgia family awaits appeal decision
• Coralville dad sour over temporary ordinance
• City to study Taft Speedway levee further
• Go Hawks!
• Supervisors vote to send state mental health rebate
• Residents meet neighbors, cool off at Night Out events
• Death by livestock not all that unusual
• Russian, Georgian couple faces deportation
• Coralville dad sour over temporary ordinance
• Did you know The UI has had an instrument of some sort onboard every NASA missio...
• Ron Paul denounces debt deal in Iowa City
• Supreme Court refuses to hear surgeon Adel Al-Jurf’s case
• We're going to have another Sights and Sounds video this week. What would you li...
• Kalona woman dies after bull attacks her
• UI ranked No. 4 party school in U.S.
• Iowa City recycling center nearly done
• City moves on red-light cameras
• InstyMeds installed at surgical center
• Homeless Children’s Trust collecting school supplies
• ’American Meat’ premieres Wednesday
• Kalona woman killed by bull
• University of Iowa ranked No. 4 party school
• Last day to enter the UIAA's football weekend giveaway! The winner will be annou...
• The Limnology Division of the State Hygienic Laboratory at The University of Iow...
• Surgical center to dispense pain meds with ATM-style machine
• Pavement blowout slows traffic on Mormon Trek
• Survey: Midwest economic conditions worsen
• Olympic swimmer to visit Iowa City youth, coaches
• Salvation Army corps officer excited to work with volunteers
• Anna’s breads sell like hotcakes
• Blueberries are first pick at Wilson’s
• Area rent cost rises
• Man arrested for stabbing UIHC nurse with pen
• Iowa City area residents bear heat for moving day
• Wilson’s opens for the season with blueberries
• Olympic swimmer to speak to area youth, coaches
• Sobaski’s gluten-free bread sells around the world
• Time to remember muses and mentors
• New book is a great guide to Iowa’s trees
• Solon wins back-to-back 2A, 3A titles
• RAGBRAI comes to a close
• Solon takes baseball title
• Cleaning up after RAGBRAI
• Bethel A.M.E. Church hosts picnic
• Liquor House under new ownership
• Cleaning up after RAGBRAI
• Bethel A.M.E. Church hosts picnic
• Liquor House under new ownership
• Police: Woman stole $20 from girl
• Students use summer to tackle problems
• IowaCare changes to affect UIHC
• Going to auction
• AnimeIowa shares crowded city
• 3E purchases City Electric Supply
• A WARM WELCOME
• Solon pounds Marion 11-2, now plays for title
• AnimeIowa, RAGBRAI share a crowded weekend in Coralville
• Students use summer to tackle problems
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY! The person at the UI w...
• UI researchers help make SIDs breakthrough.
• What you need to know for RAGBRAI in Coralville
• Liquor House under new ownership
• UI researchers help make SIDS breakthrough
• Police: Woman stole $20 from 6-year-old
• Exhibitors say goodbye to auctioned-off livestock
• Iowa and Nebraska will play in "The Heroes Game," honoring citizens from each st...
• UI tuition hike to add extra $28.5M
• Pass-through towns enjoy the exposure
• Invasion RAGBRAI
• Making the ride your own
• Dubuque closes floodgates amid record rain
• City Council to resume talks on traffic cameras
• Police: Man claiming hate crime lied
• UI research funding 2% less than last year
• Sweet success
• Carnivale gets its due downtown
• Iowa City Council to resume discussions on traffic cameras
• UI tuition increases will generate extra $28.5M in revenue
• Coralville RAGBRAI outbound bike routes clarified
• Local ride-through towns ready for RAGBRAI
• Sunday deadline for initial comments on Dubuque Street project
• Branstad vetoes tax breaks for the poor
• UI research funding 2 percent less than last year
• Police: Man admits hate-crime claim was false
• Evacuations under way in Dubuque
• Police expecting good time for RAGBRAI
• Police: Man stole from dead woman’s home
• UI docs help riders out along the way
• Biking is big business
• National Night Out parties planned
• Fair full of spitfires
• Hey, Hawkeyes! Vote for Lake Macbride State Park to be America's Favorite Park.
• MidWestOne repurchases $1M warrant
• Iowa City, Coralville to host National Night Out parties
• From black and gold to ... black and gold. Hawkeyes' Greenwood signs with Steele...
• Coralville police out in full force for RAGBRAI
• Police: Man stole from dead woman’s home
• Police seize 44 marijuana plants
• Patient sues associate professor
• Murley, board discuss schedule
• Mason reviews faculty tracks
• District names Hoover principal
• Calling all hog callers
• Armstrong rides again
• Armstrong ’an inspiration’
• If you're riding RAGBRAI, don't forget to sport your school colors on Friday. Go...
• Massive volunteer effort underway for Coralville RAGBRAI stop
• UI’s faculty track policy experienced growing pains, Mason says
• Sights and sounds of an idle Tuesday afternoon on the East Campus.
• Hills principal position open; new leaders at Hoover, Van Allen
• Iowa and Nebraska on Friday will announce plans for making their annual football...
• Calling all UI students, faculty, and staff: Join Herky and some of the Iowa che...
• Police seize 44 marijuana plants from Iowa City couple
• Dad charged with endangering kids while intoxicated
• Police: Man threatened, strangled ex-girlfriend
• New arts studio opens in Coralville
• Mardesen the new fair queen
• Team Cuisine doesn’t rough it at RAGBRAI
• Driving simulator aims to reduce fatality rates
• For some RAGBRAI riders, every night is gourmet dining
• Mardesen crowned as Johnson County’s Fair Queen
• Instructor opens fine arts studio in Coralville
• Lake swimmer pulled from water, sent to UIHC
• Police: Man threatened, strangled woman
• UI’s driving simulator, DrivingMBA partner to create new drivers’ program
• 603 Iowa alums have served in the Peace Corps. Are you one of them? Let us know. Go Hawks!
• Crop-spraying helicopter crashes near Wilton
• British sculptor and visual artist Peter Randall-Page describes his work, "Ridge and Furrow", which was recently installed at the Anne T. Cleary Walkway.
• Police: Father passed out, kids played near cleaning supplies and scissors
• Mini-Kinnick Stadium to greet riders
• Bargain hunters pounce at rummage in the ramp
• Planning for green space is a year off
• Jacoby steps into new role
• Towncrest area façade renovations moving along
• Education leaders to meet in D.M.
• ’It’ll be the same, but different’
• ’It’ll be the same, but different’
• Bargain hunters browse belongings at Rummage in the Ramp
• Jacoby to become social services coordinator for county
• Planning for green space a year off
• Iowa’s education leaders to meet in D.M.
• Missing for so long: Self expression in jail
• 4-H: ’Fun and friends’
• North Liberty fest celebrates blues and barbecue
• Senior living center coming to N.L.
• MidAmerican warns of scam artists
• Coralville eyes transit funding
• Car show benefits UI Children’s Hospital
• Stormy weather greets riders ready to start RAGBRAI
• North Liberty gets down with blues and barbecue
• MidAmerican Energy warns of scam artists
• New senior living center coming to North Liberty
• Classic car show benefits UI Children’s Hospital
• RAGBRAI the ’high holiday for cyclists’
• Officials lend a hand
• Maxson resigns as liberal arts dean
• Shopping center near Coral Ridge Mall in the works
• Judge balks at secrecy clause
• Kaufmann: Marriage pledge has ’ridiculous implications’
• Iowa Humane Alliance launches $50,000 fundraiser for spay/neuter clinic
• Church grows thanks to collaboration
• Johnson County officials help Habitat for Humanity’s Women’s Build
• Linda Maxson resigns as liberal arts dean
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! And a happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY to you all. My favorite University of Iowa icon (professor, alum, athlete, coach, etc.) is _____________.
• Presidential marriage pledge has ‘ridiculous implications’ GOP leader tells Vander Plaats
• Man tells police he ’felt bad’ for stealing electronics, games
• Judge balks at secrecy clause in UIHC settlements
• Calling all students! We need to fill the lecture room in 100 Phillips Hall for an Admissions music video production from about 1-2 p.m. today. No lectures -- just a good time, we promise! Bring a book or notebook if you can. Thanks!
• Illinois to Iowa: Make decision on passenger line
• How much is too much?
• GOP candidates for president heading to Tiffin
• Arrests up among UI students
• Disagreement over trailer turns violent
• Officials question hospital contract
• RAGBRAI devotes day to college
• Food pantries looking to fight cuts
• Lemonade stand lessons
• Students learn with lemonade stands
• County officials question hospital contract
• Good morning! It's a great day to be a Hawkeye!
• Man accused of attacking family while wielding a machete
• Staying busy, making money
• Gov. switches gears on records fees
• Agency flips on same-sex benefits
• Rockwell employee to run for council seat
• Goodwill agrees to buy Brenneman’s
• Council candidates face off
• Woman arrested for 2nd liquor theft
• Macbride vies for top park honor
• Police: Sex offender exposed himself
• Man pleads guilty in bank robberies
• Richard Finley to run for city council at-large seat
• Join us for a Carnivale extravaganza
• Department of Corrections reverses decision on same-sex family medical leave
• Goodwill to purchase Brenneman Seed & Pet Center location
• Jennifer Clanton named officer in Johnson County Salvation Army
• Students keep busy with Fas Track summer program
• Man convicted of Johnson County robberies facing more charges
• Woman arrested for second liquor theft this month
• Hawkeye Athletics announced the "color games" for the 2011 football season. Go Hawks!
• Man arrested for indecent exposure in College Green Park
• UI team studies Alaskan glacier
• UI student rides on Journey of Hope
• Second man arrested in Boswell attack
• Coralville officials tour flood projects
• ICPD welcomes home officers
• Still no heat relief
• Veteran, author visit VA hospital employees
• Coralville Michaels store included in credit card scam
• UI student rides along with Journey of Hope
• ICPD welcomes home officers serving overseas
• Alleged intruder at Boswell’s home is son of family friend, officials say
• Extreme heat causing pavement blowouts
• UI team studies Alaska glacier with ground-penetrating radar
• Macbride vying to be America’s top park
• Rep. Leonard Boswell talks about intruder incident
• U.S. News & World Report puts UIHC among top facilities
• Summer scorcher
• ’Iowa’s team’ welcomed home
• Pawlenty jumps into national debt debate
• People’s Choice BookMarks award goes to ’Moby Dick’
• Second Saturday Market set
• Blood supply levels critical
• 900 without power in Williamsburg area
• New Saturday market coming to ped mall
• Photographer Tim Schoon recently visited two courses at the Blank Summer Institute, a week-long summer program for gifted students held at the UI. Check out the gallery!
• Iowa City Police investigate string of weekend burglaries
• BookMarks winners announced at ceremony
• BookMarks statues win People’s Choice awards
• Iowa Electronic Markets lean toward GOP sweep of Congress
• Power outage in Coralville causes traffic problems
• Hancher presents: Tomás Kubínek marries beautiful music with interactive humor and artistry to create a warm, moving and hilarious performance for all audiences.
• American Red Cross blood supplies reaching critical levels
• Taking up the family business
• Using Hoover to reach heads and hearts
• New medical hub opens
• Join Chamber Singers for tasty season
• Big kids’ toys help little kids
• Bookworms unite
• Local troops returning home today
• Big kids’ toys raising money for little kids
• Taking up the family business
• Local soldiers on their way home
• Whirlpool Corp. to lay off 350
• UI students developing medical innovations
• Celebrating books
• Cedar Ridge wins 26 awards
• Firefighters square off in waterball fight
• UI students developing medical innovations
• Celebrating books
• Cedar Ridge wins 26 awards at wine contest
• Whirlpool to lay off 315 workers at Amama plant
• Willowwind offers preschool sneak peek
• Man charged after holding girlfriend hostage
• Ghurtie’s Frozen Yoghurt opens up shop
• Hay balers show brawn
• Roberts Dairy closes local production
• For material witnesses, law unclear
• Emily Klinefelter dodges death, moves on from boxing
• Willowwind offers tour of preschool program
• Ghurtie’s Frozen Yoghurt Café open in Coralville
• Roberts Dairy to close Iowa City plant
• Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY, Hawkeyes! My favorite place on the UI campus is _____________.
• Police: Man held woman against her will, stole a truck to escape
• For Iowa material witnesses, law remains unclear
• BookMarks People’s Choice Award winners announced at news conference Monday, July 18
• Just passed 14,000 fans! Go Hawks!
• Local housing market still down
• Iowa Guard soldiers return home
• Fans flock to ’Potter’ finale
• 2nd man charged in ’09 murder
• UI restores retirement benefits
• Couple charged in meth case
• Forbes names I.C. to ’best places’ list
• Students create ’impossible’ ice cream
• Forbes names Iowa City on list of ’Best Places for Business and Careers’
• The Blue Ribbon preview on the Iowa football team is out, giving a full breakdown and analysis and predicting a third-place finish for the Hawkeyes in the Big Ten Legends Division.
• Local housing market continues to sputter
• Iowa City Animal Care offering half-off pet adoptions
• Police say man stole purse while cleaning tables at hotel
• UI restoring retirement benefits
• We somehow missed WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY yesterday, so we'll do it this morning. Comment with the first thing that comes to mind ... Field House.
• Second man charged in 2009 Versypt murder
• Loebsacks buy condo on city’s east side
• UIHC pays $1.5M in transplant lawsuit
• Police arrest man in jewelry theft
• Pace picks up at area swimming pools
• Tougher alcohol regulations proposed
• MYEP hosts tennis tourney
• Kehoe’s conviction upheld
• Area startups get expert advice
• Audit finds UI overpaid employees
• MYEP hosts tennis clinic for participants with disabilities
• Despite slow start, local pool attendance rebounding
• Court upholds Kehoe’s murder conviction
• Audit: UI overpaid employees $883,000 in 2010
• Speaker: Local entrepreneurs can be too humble
• Novel Iowa City: A community writing projected created and presented on Twitter
• UIHC pays $1.5M in transplant lawsuit
• Man accused of robbing homeless man charged with jewelry theft
• Police say man had thousands of child porn images on computers
• Police: Man sprayed officers with beer
• We're closing in on 14,000 fans! Help us get there by sharing this link on your wall. Go Hawks!
• Coralville closer to having a Costco
• U. Heights talks joint TIF with county
• Writing Fest going strong after 25 years
• Foster pet homes needed
• UI pitches in at Coralville theater
• Boundary maps get first OK
• 7 area students win National Merit awards
• Branstad: ’Hostility’ at root of shake-up
• Branstad’s preferred candidate named Regents president
• Former county employee suing for age discrimination
• UI helping Coralville Center for Performing Arts unpack, set up
• Branstad first demands resignation, then sinks commissioner’s pay
• Seven area students win National Merit Scholarships
• Art Purchase Prize 2011: Calling all artists
• Crafts, performances for kids at the Iowa City Book Festival
• IPTV Summer Reading Road Trip heads to ICPL July 17
• Tippie's Twitter scholarship makes Good Morning America. Go Hawks!
• Company gives breath tests, hopes to curb OWIs
• UIHC implants first artificial heart in patient
• Regents resign leadership posts
• Program gives students access to books
• Coralville student finalist for art contest
• Gingrich stops at UI
• Annual Ickys awards canceled
• Register for Iowa River Water Trail dedication float trip
• Vote in the RAGBRAI Kids Art contest
• UI completes state’s first total artificial heart transplant
• Miles to resign as Board of Regents president
• John Dilg, Professor of Art and Painting in the School of Art & Art History, discusses his work on permanent display at the recently renovated Stuit Hall.
• Cedar Rapids soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Aiming to stir up Corridor business
• Iowa City Public Library home to more than just books
• If you got any photos of you in Hawks gear this weekend, post them to our wall. Recruit your friends to 'like' the photo. Pic with the most 'likes' at the end of the month wins a hooded sweatshirt from the bookstore. Go Hawks!
• Cowtown to Boomtown event set for this week
• Collecting books’ oft-forgotten sidekicks
• Radio-controlled planes take to the sky
• 4-H breakfast means fair is just around the corner
• Building permits see uptick in area
• Shoot the breeze with Metro Mix
• Giveaway to help students new to U.S.
• ’It’s been a good day (at Tiffin Fest)’
• Basta opens in Iowa City
• Nurturing a garden is good for you
• Giveaway to help international students
• Basta opens in Iowa City
• Don't forget while you're out and about this weekend to snap a photo of you wearing your Hawks gear and post it to our wall. Photo with the most 'likes' at the end of July wins a hooded sweatshirt from the bookstore. Several great sub
• Area officials pleased with uptick in building permits
• Survey: Employers scaling back hiring plans
• Rail project ’on life support’
• ’We’ve been forgotten’
• Aerohawks ready to show off
• Homes for Our Future house ready to be sold
• Writing a novel
• DOT installing guard rails along area interstates
• Homes For Our Future house ready to be sold
• Writing a novel 140 characters at a time
• Iowa City-Chicago rail project ’on life support’
• Homes for our Future project ready to be shown
• Iowa City Book Festival novel to be written in tweets
• Employers more conservative in hiring plans, survey shows
• Summer Book Sale
• Regency residents complain about lack of progress
• Afternoon, everyone! Time for some FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY: The most memorable thing that happened or has happened during my time at UI was ___________. Go Hawks!
• Space shuttle Atlantis lifts off for last time
• Iowa City Aerohawks to host 19th annual air show
• A hawk keeping an eye on the Pentacrest this morning. Go Hawks!
• We had five photos uploaded yesterday for the Hawk gear contest. Post yours and recruit your friends to 'like' it, and you could win a hooded sweatshirt from the UI bookstore. Go Hawks!
• West High student aces ACT
• UI looking to the FUTURE
• Universities assessing budgets after cuts
• Council to vote on new boundaries
• Iowa Children’s Museum is assessing its offerings
• McDonald’s breaks ground in North Liberty’s Penn Landing
• Hope House escapee caught
• Board favors regional approach to flood discounts
• Iowa City Council to vote on boundary changes
• UI program connects researchers -- current and future -- from across the state
• Supervisors favor regional approach to flood rating system
• McDonald’s breaks ground on North Liberty restaurant
• Crane operator says he was fired for not crossing picket line
• West High student gets perfect ACT score
• MidWestOne repays $16 million in TARP funds
• Suspended UI professor denounces pay freeze
• Police: Woman stole booze, drove drunk, spit on officer
• Last month, Larissa Weyns posted this photo showing off the Iowa sweatshirt she won in our commencement photo contest. Now, you've got a chance to be a winner, too. Post a photo of yourself in Hawkeyes gear, and the photo with the most likes by the
• Hope House escapee back in jail
• Former Iowan crowned Miss Oregon
• Little Amana hotel, stores up for auction
• Whitewater park still possible
• NCI: UI has top tier center
• Besspresso selling coffee in Iowa City, on the road
• Loebsack gets challenger for 2nd District
• Food pantries face tough choices ahead
• Advocates fight for REAP funding
• UI improving website accessibility for disabled
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! It's another WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY. You know how it works; comment with the first thing that comes to mind ... Dance Marathon.
• ’Field of Dreams’ gets pigskin sequel in Web video
• Besspresso selling coffee in Iowa City, across the nation
• Tough decisions ahead for food pantries
• Whitewater park possible for Iowa River Landing
• CrimeStoppers offers reward for finding escapee
• Old Capitol Mall’s Rocky Creek Jewelry & Gifts to close
• Police: Woman hit husband with beer bottle, pulled knife
• Firefighters put out mobile home blaze
• Reverse RAGBRAI ride planned
• Council OKs gameday regulations
• Washington Street post office to shut down
• Union rep: Oakdale understaffed
• Loebsack closes on I.C. home
• Tweet your way to Tippie award
• Council endorses moped permit
• Fewer boat patrols concerning for some
• Reverse RAGBRAI training ride planned Saturday
• U.S. Postal Service to close Washington St. office
• Union reps say Oakdale prison dangerously understaffed
• Tweet your way to a Tippie award
• Fewer boat patrols concerning for some
• Loebsack closes on home in Iowa City
• NAMI Iowa names new executive director
• Hola! Check out this video highlighting the UI Spanish program.
• Branstad doesn’t plan special session on education
• Riverside man pleads not guilty in fatal shooting
• Data mistakes almost cost Iowa Medicaid millions
• Fire department responds to Iowa City mobile home fire
• Police say man tried to sexually assault daughter’s roommate
• West students spend week at West Point
• Record label supports local artists
• County could enact greenhouse ordinance by the fall
• 4thFEST shows pride
• Happy 4th! Go Hawks!
• Coralville’s 4thFEST celebrates holiday
• Record label gives regional artists chance to be heard
• Greenhouse ordinance could be ready by this fall
• Drew, Yu spend week in the life of West Point students
• Business owner transforms glassware into art
• Oasis fills Iowa City’s falafel niche
• Hagle sits in caucus spotlight
• Fire in the sky
• UI club teaches sailing
• JECC concludes bumpy first year
• Courthouse landing gets makeover
• Johnson County Courthouse entrance gets makeover
• JECC officials report progress at 1-year anniversary
• UI club offers sailing lessons
• Fire departments respond to rural Riverside brush blaze
• Iowa City Jazz Fest is more than just music
• Mulch has its place, purpose
• Online calendar provides plenty to do
• Chief takes interest in cold case
• Inmate escapes from Hope House
• Celebrate America this weekend
• Bachmann woos Bluebird crowd
• Man sentenced for woman’s death escapes from Hope House
• Jazz Fest more than just music
• Chief takes interest in cold case
• Bachmann woos Iowa City crowd
• 4th of July Celebration With Music and Fireworks
• Wanted: Nurses with advanced degrees
• Local author wins Oscars of mystery writing
• Hot night, cool jazz -- and ice cream
• Despite budget, fireworks ’a worthy investment’
• County wading through budget bill
• You can tweet for a $37,240 tuition award to the Tippie MBA program!
• Officials attempt to decipher state budget
• Welcome to the Big Ten, University of Nebraska-Lincoln!
• Survey suggests Midwest economic growth slowing
• Despite tight budget, Iowa City fireworks remain a priority
• Police: Kalona man cooked meth at home
• Second man arrested in alleged camper sexual assault
• I.C. man pleads guilty to child porn charge
• I.C. man pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Residents to continue fighting levee plan
• Recycling garners recognition for groups
• Travel for the Fourth likely down, AAA says
• Parks expect record turnout
• Fire displaces family
• Parks expect record turnout
• Exhibit sheds light on vets’ feelings of war
• New laws go into effect today
• Lawmakers strike $5.9B budget deal
• Exhibit sheds light on vets’ feelings of war
• Company plans center to support Solon wind farm
• Company plans center to support Solon wind farm
• Owners of Regency Mobile Home Park fined again
• Taft Speedway residents to continue fighting levee plan
• Lawn mower cause of Solon house fire
• Lance Armstrong to ride RAGBRAI 2011
• New laws go into effect Friday
• Freshmen- here's your chance to be the speaker at Convocation this fall!
• What is your favorite BookMarks statue?
• Local groups to be honored for recycling efforts
• AAA: Fourth of July travel slightly down
• Area Fourth of July office hours
• Lake Macbride to restrict number on beach on hot days
• Dairy going beyond organic
• Coralville’s IRL lands Backpocket Brewery
• Pantries kick off annual Thanksgiving in July drive
• Former UI professor Gerald Eskin dies at 76
• Firecracker 500 back in action
• Mega Bite has American, Mediterranean favorites
• Mega Bite merges Mediterranean, American fare
• Former UI adjunct, artist Gerald Eskin dies at 76
• Freshmen: Housing and Dining is looking for four students to capture footage of their transition from high school to college. See details here-
• Thank the hipsters: Firecracker 500 Festival is back
• Several telephone scams reported to local police
• Iowa Legislature hopes to adjourn today
• Brown Deer pro McCarty jumps to 22nd at PGA trials
• Van Dyke to run for school board
• U. Heights to continue talks about TIF
• Magic Bus in limbo again
• 19 tons of art
• Little Hawk aces ACT
• Amtrak chair enters Iowa City train fray
• ’Ridge and Furrow’ boulder sculpture installed on UI campus
• Iowa City Fire Battallion Chief Ken Brown retires
• Iowa City gets $1.2 million for affordable housing
• Police: Las Vegas woman stole $50,000 in rental deposits
• Man arrested for 2009 home invasion robbery
• Conesville man accused of camper sexual assault
• Texting, Internet use drive growing cellphone demand
• Flood center pushes for national counterpart
• UI Hawk Shop closes doors
• Police: Woman assaulted couple with bottle
• SSMID backers seek petitioners
• McCallum announces bid for council race
• Brown Deer golf pro Sean McCarty trying to qualify for PGA Championship
• Pheasant Ridge parents allege discrimination in district plans
• UI Hawk Shop to get rebranded as new store
• Downtown, northside businesses aim to establish SSMID
• Man charged with stabbing girlfriend with butter knife
• Iowa Writers' Workshop alumnus Robert Lehrman attended the program's 75th-anniversary reunion. Here is his first-hand report in the Christian Science Monitor magazine.
• The Iowa State Fair butter cow lady passed away yesterday. How many of you made your way past her display over the years?
• Mark McCallum to run for city council
• Check out some of the art that makes our campus beautiful. Go Hawks!
• Police: Woman assaulted couple with bottle
• Marina grows under Rogers’ watch
• The power of an embrace
• Man faces multiple charges, including assault
• Bringing Juneteenth to the community
• Website captures stories of southeast residents
• Local coach wants to put Iowa’s gymnasts on map
• If the price is right
• The power of an embrace
• Marina grows under Rogers’ watch
• Website captures stories of southeast Iowa City residents
• High food prices have some looking local
• Coach wants to put Iowa gymnasts on the map
• Turning quarries into wetlands
• Get a potpourri of gardening tips and hints
• Programs for older Iowans increasing
• New Horizons Band plays on
• Police: Man brought butcher knife to fight
• Fans trek to Riverside
• County may get Iowa’s 3rd food council
• Dogs get their day
• Police: Man used butcher knife in fight
• UI supercomputer speeds up research
• Leaders express hope shutdown will be avoided
• Everson sentenced to week in jail
• Legal battles continue for I-RENEW
• Serving up authentic cuisine
• Brewery to host beer, brat fest
• District recommends Draft 4c
• Iowa lawmakers see progress in state budget talks
• School board leaning toward approving Borlaug boundaries
• Legal battle continues for I-RENEW, Carberry, Perry
• Amana hosting first-ever Beer & Brat Festival
• Were you one of the women who participated in the Ladies Football Academy last weekend at Kinnick Stadium? The event raised more than $150,000 for the UI Children's Hospital. Check out this photo gallery from the day. Go Hawks!
• La Michacana taco truck offers fast, authentic Mexican food
• Everson sentenced to one week in jail
• UI launches new supercomputer dubbed Helium
• Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY, Hawkeyes! My favorite meal in res hall dining areas was/is ____________. Go Hawks!
• Local boxer Klinefelter, fiance charged after bar fight
• A chance to start over
• County creates waiting list for services
• Man seriously injured after fight
• UI program offers taste of college
• Church hosts PandaMania Vacation Bible School
• DNR studies landfill waste
• Area report: Employers seek workers with more education
• UI’s Upward Bound program gives students taste of college life
• DNR studies city’s landfill waste for recycling potential
• Area report emphasizes increasing need for college education
• Methodist church hosts PandaMania Vacation Bible School
• Men get second chance at Fairweather Lodge
• Budget impasse means mental health, disability services waiting list
• Lone Tree’s Dana Troyer dies in car crash
• Local boxer Klinefelter charged in alleged bar fight
• Three arrested after fight over construction business
• Iowa City man charged after marijuana grow found in bedroom
• Police: Man knees victim’s head into wall after argument
• Police: Man used juveniles to break into cars
• Oaknoll expanding to meet demand
• 2 named to UI Health Care posts
• Casino bouncing back from recession
• Friese presents petition to state
• Newsweek names West High best school in state
• UI binge drinking down 8%
• Oaknoll expanding to meet area’s needs
• Casino bouncing back from recession
• Devotay chef Kurt Friese presents legislature with petition opposing undercover farm video ban
• Afternoon, Hawkeyes! It's another WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY. You know the drill, comment with the first thing that comes to mind ... Carver-Hawkeye Arena
• University of Iowa study reports significant drop in binge drinking
• Oxford man arrested after nearly hitting police car
• Newsweek names West High best in Iowa
• Moline man, juveniles accused of burglarizing cars
• Summer lunch program filling a need
• We dread gamedays, resident says
• County departments prep for a shutdown
• UIHC fires 2 employees for patient-privacy violations
• Man charged with theft of handcuffs after escape
• Deputies: 9-year-old exposed to meth
• City’s recycling puts dent in trash
• City’s new recycling system cutting back on trash
• UIHC fires 2 employees for patient-privacy violations
• Man charged with theft after he runs with handcuffs
• Child tests positive for meth exposure
• Rain forecast, but flood risk minimal
• City: UI looks at gameday changes
• Longtime UI professor Byron Burford dies
• Studio opens in Riverside
• Studio opens in Riverside
• Police: Man stole nearly $10,000 from churches
• Longtime UI professor Byron Burford dies
• Deputies: Man backed RV over playhouse with children inside
• 82-year-old giving Dwight a run for his money
• Confetti assault leads to arrest at Iowa City gay pride parade
• Senate Democrats say budget agreement near
• Learn more about the powerful "Helium' collaborative supercomputing project to further research and education
• Police: Man stole nearly $10,000 from churches
• Children injured after man backs RV into playhouse
• Schueller finds calling in career, serving his colleagues
• ’A real affirmation’
• Event to raise visibility of Iowa River
• Area churches compete for food collection
• Tractors for the ages
• Plumbers Supply combines family, loyalty
• Schueller finds calling in career, serving his colleagues
• Annual Tractor Days keep memories alive
• Churches compete for food drive collection
• Organizers hope for more participants at Iowa River race
• Plumbers Supply combines family, loyalty
• New Horizons director Coffman setting sail
• UI student wins Miss Iowa crown
• Pilots welcomed into town before Air Race Classic
• Iowa City shows its gay pride
• A day for dads
• Annual project GREEN garden tour next week
• Iowa City shows its pride in 41st annual parade
• Pilots offer peek into planes before Air Race Classic
• UI student Pray wins Miss Iowa crown
• VA, Shelter house team up to help homeless vets
• UI puts 1860s diaries online
• Lawmaker offers apology
• UI puts 1860s diaries online
• SINA transfers not promised busing
• Officials: Audit prompts changes
• Officials to mark AIDS milestone with clinic
• Officials to mark AIDS milestone with clinic
• Officials: Audit prompts changes
• I.C. looks to expand landfill
• Banner year for Arts Festival
• SINA transfers won’t be guaranteed busing
• And while we're at it, let's play FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY: Summer in Iowa City means __________.
• In case you haven't heard, the UI Alumni Association is giving away a fantastic football weekend. All you need to do is like their Facebook page and enter the drawing.
• Iowa Arts Festival has banner year
• Iowa City looks to expand landfill
• Foundation completes $1M pledge
• SEATS buses may get cameras
• Board says ’no’ to helipad
• Sheriff’s office adds bike patrols
• Washington Street may get 2-way traffic
• N.L. nixes Aug. 2 vote on wards
• N.L. nixes Aug. 2 vote on wards
• Markus recommends lessening Assistant City Manager position
• Council to consider extending Scott Six urban renewal district
• Council to consider Melrose vendor ordinance
• Washington Street could become two-way
• Did you tie the UI or the Hawkeyes into your wedding day? Tell us about it or, better yet, share a photo on our wall. Go Hawks!
• Senate Democrats to put forth own budget
• Johnson County SEATS plans to install video cameras
• Supervisors nix request to build National Guard helipad
• Sheriff’s office adds bike patrols
• Man arrested for assaulting mother of his child
• Gazebo on the Green may face closure
• UI revamps its orientation
• N.L. may put off vote on wards
• Ex-UI wrestler to run for board
• Bond-rating service to visit UI
• Air race to launch from I.C.
• Bond-rating service to visit UI Thursday
• Attorney, former UI wrestler running for Iowa City School Board
• Air Race Classic to launch from Iowa City
• Congrats to our four Fulbright fellows! Go Hawks!
• Today is Iowa Day on the Big Ten Network, featuring replays of the Hawkeyes' men's basketball wins over Indiana in '04 and Purdue this past season. Also, a football double-overtime win over Michigan State in '07 and the Holy Holloway
• Man tells police he drove while high, then recants story
• Police: Man threw bags of cocaine out the car window
• Rerouted trains may cause delays
• New boundary plan favored
• UI spending on leased spaces skyrockets
• Elder Services gets new director
• District works on school updates
• Hard to believe tomorrow will mark three years since the crest of the flood of 2008. It's amazing what a strong community can overcome. Go Hawks!
• Eulenspiegel Puppet Theatre to present Sal Fink show June 16
• Congrats to UI student Jessica Pray, who has been crowned Miss Iowa! Go Hawks!
• UI study: Teen sex in women affects divorce rate
• Hey, current Hawkeyes! If you're doing an internship this summer, let us know where you are and what you're doing. Go Hawks!
• High winds knock over semi, building
• Hoover principal resigns to work closer to home
• Special Response Team stages hostage situation
• Costco holding off on Coralville announcement
• UI law professor dies at 75
• From cart to restaurant
• Judge to look at documents in doctor case
• Council hopeful wants to speak for young adults
• Quick, powerful storm knocks over building, semi
• Judge to review documents in Hunninghake lawsuit
• Reward offered in Riverside cemetery vandalism case
• Longtime Melrose Ave. vendor opens Reggie’s Weenies in Solon
• Special Response Team practices for hostage situation
• City council candidate Eklow hopes to give young adults a voice
• Did you have class with any of these faculty?
• Just passed 13,000 fans! Thanks to all of you who like us! Go Hawks!
• Downtown assault reported Saturday morning
• Congrats to junior Troy Doris, who placed fifth in the triple jump at the NCAA National Championships over the weekend to earn first-team All-America honors. Two other Iowa Hawkeyes -- Jeffery Herron in the high jump and Betsy Flood in the 5k -- were sec
• Police: Care facility employee abused dependent adult
• ’Erotic massage,’ marijuana lead to arrest
• Study: Upgrade existing library
• Clothing store to move to Coralville
• Coralville eyes ’nuisance’ housing
• Dane’s Dairy still serving up ice cream
• Costco moving ahead on new Coralville site
• Electronic records change the way hospitals operate
• Baroncini drawing diners
• Bender ready to hit ground running at UI
• Sorting out the many kinds of irises
• Group putting on ’Candide’
• UI center pushes smart food choices
• Cancer survivors gather to celebrate
• Position change
• Having fun in N.L.
• Cancer survivors gather to celebrate
• Having fun in North Liberty
• UI center encourages smart food choices
• Diamond Dreams makes position change
• End of the line for Gingrich?
• ONE MAN’S TRASH IS ANOTHER’S ART
• UI still waiting on word from FEMA
• Making homes accessible
• Did you graduate in 1971?
• W.B. winery up and running
• Senator should ’go home’
• Our View - Best not to take any reunions, especially workshop ones, too seriously
• Police: Man head-butted sheriff’s deputy
• Regina student on campaign trail
• Capanna finding success in N. Liberty
• Tim Dwight leads six in 2011 Hawkeyes Hall of Fame class. Congrats! Go Hawks!
• Check out a photo gallery from the final leg of Monte's Ride to Defeat ALS, Writer's Workshop alum Mitchell Clute's 800-mile journey from Colorado to Iowa City.
• FEMA likely to sign off on several UI flood projects
• Regina senior headed to Girls State
• Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY, Hawkeyes! Three things I learned about myself while I was at Iowa were _____________.
• Sheriff’s office union employees get 3 percent pay hike
• Blast injures 4 Iowa soldiers from same battalion
• Junk FX in Nichols transforms junk into art
• Brick Arch Winery in West Branch hosting grand opening
• Police say man vandalized Cambus, head-butted officer
• Residents evacuated after Coralville apartment fire
• Unions picket at University of Iowa construction site
• Iowa City Airport to host start of Air Race Classic
• Sheriff’s work on track
• Family bikes 800 miles for ALS research
• Board denies bid to rezone land
• Veteran councilman throws hat back into the ring
• Swimming the channel
• Boundary discussion to continue Tuesday
• UIHC revenue up thanks to more patients
• Reaching ’Net generation’
• Supervisors deny business owner’s bid to rezone land
• More patients contribute to strong revenue at UIHC
• Roll call ... Who's in town for the Iowa Writers' Workshop 75th Anniversary Celebration?
• Boundary discussion to continue Tuesday
• UI teacher leader center reaches out to ‘net generation’
• Sheriff’s office renovation on schedule
• Legislators could have budget deal by next week
• Iowa City woman to swim English Channel
• Throgmorton to run for city council
• North Liberty house fire likely caused by lightning strike
• Amy Correia to resign from social services post
• Pulitzer Prize–winning faculty member Marilynne Robinson's lecture at 8 tonight in the Englert Theatre kicks off the Iowa Writers’ Workshop 75th anniversary celebration.
• UI prepares to ramp up construction
• Sleep apnea can lead to other health conditions
• Policy aims to stop gas drive-offs
• Check out these 10 cities for a quick summer trip
• Library celebrates ’One World, Many Stories’
• Man charged with criminal mischief
• Megabus may expand local route
• Hills Bank opening new N.L.. office
• Branstad visits Williamsburg
• Jacoby warns of tax proposal
• Weather service issues severe thunderstorm warning until 10:15 p.m.
• Congrats to Julian Vandervelde and Bethany Praska who Wednesday were announced as Iowa's 2011 Big Ten Medal of Honor winners. Go Hawks!
• Iowa regents back 3 percent raises for employees
• UI’s Art Building West marks major flood-recovery milestone
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! It's another WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY! You know the drill, comment with the first things that comes to mind ... The Main Library.
• ICPD to gas stations: Make pumps pre-pay only
• Hills Bank breaks ground in North Liberty
• Jacoby warns of ’colossal’ costs of property tax proposal
• UIHC net income up $32 million from last year
• Police: Man urinated on, set fire to girlfriend’s belongings
• UIHC works to improve patient satisfaction
• Regents brace for possible shutdown
• Council restricts ped mall tables
• Parents voice concern about new boundaries
• New Dairy Queen set to open in Iowa City
• Kids at UIHC get special visit
• Senator’s remarks offend students
• Iowa could lose gauges used for flood prediction
• Iowa could lose gauges critical to flood prediction
• Miss Iowa contestants visit kids at UIHC
• Regents want schools ready for possible shutdown
• Plans for new Dairy Queen in Iowa City
• University of Iowa students miffed at lawmaker’s remarks
• We're closing in on 13,000 fans! Share this link with your friends to help us get over the hump. Go Hawks!
• Volunteer to represent the UI at the Iowa State Fair Aug. 11-22 in Des Moines!
• Workshop alumni to return for anniversary
• Grant to add dental features to museum
• W.L. hits ’minority majority’ milestone
• UI sends flood barriers
• Solon man led police on high-speed chase
• Frohwein/ Matthewsannounces merger
• Cain touts ’common sense’ approach
• Bontrager’s charges dismissed
• There were a lot of families on campus today for the first of 14 summer orientation programs for first-year students. What do you remember about orientation?
• Charges dismissed against Bontrager
• Hundreds of Writers’ Workshop alumni to return for anniversary
• Frohwein/Matthews Office Plus, Pioneer Workplace Solutions merging
• If you're on campus for Orientation today, make sure you're checking in on our new page on Foursquare.
• Governor prepares for 43-city budget tour
• David Miles, President of the Iowa Board of Regents made the following presentation to the Senate Education Appropriations Subcommittee Hearing today.
• UI sends HESCO flood barriers to western Iowa
• Solon man arrested after 90-mph chase
• Matt Paul joins St. Andrew church
• ICARE breakfast benefits those living with HIV, AIDS
• Nothing but the best with Hancher lineup
• UI class digs up history
• Event nets funds for soldiers
• Alberhasky: On the front lines of eye care
• UI class digs up history
• Paul joins St. Andrew church
• Adult summer reading program kicks off
• Davis’ march begins every ICCB concert
• A few good veggies we love to hate
• Parade shows off area’s best
• Fest draws art lovers
• ICPD has new riot gear
• Army unit enters new phase
• Arts lovers brave the heat
• Lone Tree man dies in crash
• Unit enters new phase
• ICPD has new riot gear
• WRESTLING WITH RETIREMENT
• UI to offer online-only business degree
• UI sends off dental grads
• Regina taps Iben as interim president
• Regents to talk transit center at UIHC
• Project to add safety features to homes
• Arts Fest heats up
• Book statues debut around town
• Kalona 911 service down
• School board hosting forums on Bourlag Elementary boundaries
• Did you have a favorite teacher K-12? What made them so great? Check out what the UI College of Education is doing to produce teachers who will make a difference.
• UI to offer online-only business degree
• Regina appoints Lee Iben as interim president
• Housing Accessibility Project aims to add ramps, safety features to homes
• City won’t allow liquor store expansion
• Pill abuse lands woman in jail
• School gardens blossoming
• County may vacate road to allow quarry expansion
• A husband’s gift growing 30 years later
• Lone Tree couple suspected of manufacturing meth
• End-of-the-year bash
• Commission: UI responsible for gameday cleanup
• School gardens blossoming
• County looks to vacate road to allow quarry expansion
• Gazebo on the Green a labor of love
• BookMarks Book Art of Johnson County debuts tomorrow
• Morning, Hawkeyes! We missed out on WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY yesterday, so we'll do it today. You know how it works, comment with the first thing that comes to mind ... Burge Hall.
• Three Nebraskans charged after Coralville prostitution sting
• Pill abuse lands woman in jail
• Remodeled Waterfront Hy-Vee celebrated
• Sheriff: 20% of 2011 gun permits go to those with criminal records
• Retired officer now works in evidence lab
• Mennonites shoot for $100,000
• Letizio’s students enjoy last ’Dream’
• County eyes new $39M jail
• After month of running, I.C. man arrested
• Make sure you like the University of Iowa Alumni Association on Facebook, and you can enter to win two tickets to the Nov. 12 football game against Michigan State, as well as a two-night stay at the Sheraton and a $100 gift certificate at the Share hotel
• Sheriff: 20 percent of 2011 gun permits go to those with criminal records
• “You Are Here” with ICPL Teen Summer Reading Program
• 1, 2, 3 GO with ICPL Adult Summer Reading Program
• Retired ICPD officer now volunteers in evidence lab
• Mennonites hope to raise $100,000
• Newly renovated Waterfront Hy-Vee unveiled
• Iowa City man arrested after month on the lam
• Businesses weigh in on 21-only one year later
• City grad taking on the world
• Police: Mom drove high with child in car
• Helping teachers, gaining leadership skills
• Back to kindergarten
• Group scraps Muslim youth camp plans
• ’The world is waiting’
• Finding leadership at the library
• Businesses weigh in on 21-only one year later
• ’They’ve been in Ms. Kalsem’s class, just like us’
• Here's a preview of the new "Iowa Magazine," which airs on the Big Ten Network at 7 p.m. CST tonight.
• City High grad to compete in Worlds University Debate Competition
• Police: Woman drove while high with daughter in backseat
• Police: Man put steaks down pants
• Polaroid back in the picture
• ’So many ... who did so much more’
• UI project seeks funds to put system in prisons
• Keeping fundraising dollars here
• Is your laundry done? Check your phone
• A life’s labors collected
• Is the laundry done? Check the phone
• A life’s labors collected
• Man arrested after allegedly swallowing meth
• ‘So many ... who did so much more’
• Giving companies what they need to succeed
• ’Today, we celebrate together’
• Woman killed by falling tree
• Siochi headed to Juilliard with harp
• Midwest Mardi Gras
• For Olin, kids’ new smiles are his blessings
• Budding author excels in many areas
• ’Adopting’ art to benefit animals
• Woman killed by falling tree at Lake Macbride
• For Olin, children’s new smiles are his blessings
• ’Adopting’ art to benefit animals
• Iowa City man charged with exposing himself to kids
• Early morning storm washes out Blues & BBQ
• Man arrested after Friday night stabbing
• Tanger outlet marks 20 years
• ICCSO to give free show at Arts Festival
• Healthy plants are well-watered
• Renaissance festival brings medieval times back to life
• Man arrested in Friday night stabbing
• Cummer writes stories to keep kids engaged
• Power company to help fund Hoover Nature Trail
• Students bringing their salsa to a store near you
• W.L. to dedicate new memorial
• From farm to school
• Johnson, Linn radio systems to be linked
• Johnson, Linn counties look to link radio systems
• Marilynne Robinson to appear on panel
• Plugged pump leads to contamination of Muddy Creek
• Good morning, Hawkeyes! Happy FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY! The one class at Iowa you simply have to take is _________. Why?
• Offices to be closed for Memorial Day
• Biz competition winner brings salsa to Iowa City
• Coralville Lake Marina ready for ’banner weekend’
• West Liberty to dedicate veterans memorial
• Police ready for holiday weeeknd
• Where’s the beef from?
• Nothing holding graduates back
• Hatfield named W.B. superintendent
• Racquet Master marks 30 years
• Creativity in flowers
• County must pay $1M rebate to get $4M
• Coralville contest to give RAGBRAI hosts chance to win
• 7 local vets to join monument
• Students in the Tippie School of Management are learning how to lead change. Learn more about it in this video.
• Kevin Hatfield named West Branch superintendent
• Seven local veterans to be inducted into Veterans’ Bench Monument
• Coralville offers contest for people supplying homes to RAGBRAI riders
• County must pay $1 million rebate to receive $4 million
• Sheriff’s office to step up traffic enforcement
• Piggy-backing on yesterday's word association ... What's the best show you ever saw at Hancher?
• Blackstone among restaurants supplied with DNA-traceable beef
• Two arrested after friend has bad pot-brownie experience
• Regina seeing double
• Witty Kitties: A labor of animal love
• Dating service letting it go
• Eight local students win Merit Scholarships
• County’s older population skyrockets
• Councilor: Criticism drove out police chief
• County officials clash over rental code
• Recognizing stroke symptoms can save lives
• Be advised that the City of Iowa City will be conducting a tower crane rescue training drill at the Papajohn Biomedical Discovery Building jobsite tomorrow between 3:30 and 5 p.m. Please note that this is an exercise and not a real emergency.
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! It's another WORD ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY! Comment with the first thing that comes to mind ... Hancher Auditorium.
• Council member: Criticism likely cause of West Branch police chief’s resignation
• County officials clash over rental code
• We're closing in on 13,000 fans! Help us out by sharing this link on your wall to make sure all your Iowa friends jump on board. Go Hawks!
• Letting It Go Dating offers personalized matchmaking
• Donkey, black bear, 50 cats call Witty Kitties home
• Three sets of twins graduating from Regina Sunday
• Eight area seniors win National Merit Scholarships
• Police: Man threatened to blow up ATM
• UI police strive to prepare public
• N.L. residents want ward system
• Board picks Leff to fill Cooper’s seat
• Women share leadership skills with students
• Police investigate cemetery assault
• Iowa City man walking across Iowa to share Bill Sackter’s mission
• Coralville tests new flood wall system
• Comment with an inside joke from your college days. Include an @ tag for any of your Hawkeye friends who will get it. Go Hawks!
• School Board appoints Leff
• Female college students get leadership advice at institute
• Wetherby Splashpad opens Saturday
• UIPD finds success with Violent Incident Survival Training program
• The Iowa Alumni Association is running a special for 2011 grads ... only $25 for a membership. For that, you get the membership, a T-shirt and tons of other great benefits. Once a Hawkeye ...
• Police: Woman assaulted passed-out boyfriend in front of Black Angel statue
• Iowa Arts Festival 2011
• 100 days 'til football season! I-O-W-A! Go Hawks!
• Piano Lounge changes with location
• ISU Extension puts final touches on office
• Longtime lawyer Ralph Neuzil dies
• Habitat presents new lending program
• Piano Lounge changes with new location
• More video from Friday's Macbride Raptor Project eagle release.
• Iowa City schools becoming more diverse
• New ISU Extension Office will offer more space
• Longtime attorney Ralph Neuzil dies
• Habitat for Humanity introducing micro-lending program
• Wiedemeier bikes her way to sustainability
• Tornadoes reported in N. Liberty
• Weighing the future of neighborhood schools
• The Hawkeyes men's golf team tied for fourth place at the NCAA Regional Golf Tournament, which means they're headed for nationals! Go Hawks!
• Weber’s chess stars take on adult players
• Students get close view of history
• Music keeps senior busy
• Turning advocacy into bike shop
• Senior Center puts on ’Icaria’
• Flower festival support blossoms
• Tornadoes reported in North Liberty
• What’s the future of neighborhood schools?
• Wiedemeier follows her passion
• Flower festival support blossoms
• Vietnamese physician returning home with new ideas
• Students perform for Japanese aid
• Showing off their skills, keeping safe
• Keeping faith as Rapture date passes
• Big and new or small and traditional?
• Students perform for Japanese aid
• Kids show off their skills, keep safe
• Vietnamese physician returning home with new ideas
• Couple keeps faith as rapture fails to materialize
• Young scientists recognized
• Police: Mystery substance was candy
• Iowa Chief Justice visits area
• Plenty of applicants for open board post
• Guido’s Deli closes location
• Coralville council to vote on land purchase
• Coralville council to vote on land purchase
• University of Wisconsin names UI professor new Law School dean
• Financial crisis looming for Iowa City schools
• 10 Questions for Steve Murley
• Further retention elections could politicize Iowa’s judicial system
• Good afternoon, Hawkeyes! It's another FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY! The most interesting thing I did or have done during a summer break while at Iowa was ________.
• City raises awareness of water-borne illnesses
• Guido’s Deli to close one location
• Members of the Class of 2011 share some of their favorite memories from their time at Iowa. Congrats again to our graduates! Go Hawks!
• Suspicious powder: A crushed-up Lifesaver
• North Liberty woman charged with hiding marijuana in vagina
• Junior Chris Brant is tied for first place and the Hawkeyes are in fifth after the first round of NCAA Regional golf play. A top-5 finish sends Iowa to nationals! Go Hawks!
• Porter found not guilty after party broken up
• I.C. couple: It’s all over Saturday
• Substance found deemed harmless
• Programs face money issues
• Debate team notches 8th straight title
• Audit nets W. Branch students contest win
• Police: Heroin needles found near kid’s toys
• Porter found not guilty of hosting violent party
• Iowa City’s Literary Walk to get Northside artwork addition
• Mental health programs face future funding questions
• West Branch High students win national contest
• Iowa City couple braces for the end on Saturday
• Check out this video from the Macbride Raptor Project's eagle release this afternoon. The eagle was released back into the wild following its recovery from wing injuries. It came to the Raptor Project in early April from Jackson County, Iowa.
• White powder deemed harmless at downtown Iowa City office building
• Police: Hundreds of heroin needles found near child’s toys
• Blood-giving woman now on receiving end
• Safety Village still a hit
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Walmart Supercenter opens
• District honors Friends of Education
• Bikers promote healthy lifestyle, reducing pollution
• Students donate pennies
• Almost forgot ... It's word association Wednesday! Comment with the first thing that comes to mind ... Ricky Stanzi.
• Northwest speech and debate team wins eighth state title
• What are your plans for the summer?
• PETA honors Fair Grounds for vegan pie
• Listen up, incoming freshmen! The Class of 2011 has some advice for you!
• Walmart Supercenter opens in Iowa City
• Friends of Education honored at ICCSD Foundation breakfast
• Man arrested for attempted murder
• Solon student wins science award
• Day of the swans at Kent Park
• UI faculty meet with state leaders
• Children’s Hospital specialties in top 50
• Butler named as permanent UI provost
• Businesses worry about rail project
• Area important to GOP
• Solon student wins international award for science project
• UI faculty meet with state civic, education and health care leaders
• Just hit 12,500 fans! Thanks to all of you who 'like' The University of Iowa!
• Barry Butler named University of Iowa provost
• Woman charged with defrauding UIHC
• Johnson County could affect GOP nomination
• Barry Butler has been named executive vice president and provost at The University of Iowa.
• Pair of trumpeter swans released at Kent Park
• Hey Class of 2011! What are your plans now that you've graduated? Let us know, and keep in touch. Go Hawks!
• Former U.S. Attorney, Hawkeye Matt Whitaker to chair Pawlenty’s Iowa steering committee
• West Branch police chief to resign
• LIFE Skills Inc. closed
• Hemingway to seek School Board seat
• Bike to Work Week celebrated
• 2 officers get national honor
• Student says he was trying to ’lighten up’ graduation
• Union, district agree on 3% compensation increase
• Council restricts nonprofits on ped mall
• Officials celebrate Bike to Work Week
• Hemingway seeks School Board seat
• Union, school district agree on 3 percent compensation increase
• UI looking to upgrade Kinnick security cameras
• University of Iowa student arrested after interrupting graduation
• Tag yourself or someone you know in our gallery from Saturday's CLAS commencement. Congrats again to all of our grads! Go Hawks!
• 2 ICPD officers receive national honor
• UI receives $100K grant from National Science Foundation
• Watch "Iowa Magazine: Vitality" on BTN at 12:30pm CST.
• Watch "Conversations..." with Workshop grad Yiyun Li on BTN at noon CST.
• LIFE Skills, Inc. closes
• Marion man who won ’Biggest Loser’ graduates from UI
• Schools help Virginia program
• Xiong honored in, out of class
• UI adding living-learning communities
• Dispelling myths about metal roofs
• Riding in silence to honor, teach
• Exploring the quirks of local architectural gems
• Congrats to the BIG TEN CHAMPION Iowa men's track and field team! It's the Hawkeyes' first conference title since 1967! Go Hawks!
• Putting leadership skills to use for school, libraries
• Riding in silence to honor, teach
• Campgrounds getting updates -- and going wireless
• UI adding to its living-learning communities
• Admiring the quirks of Iowa City’s architectural gems
• If you have photos from today's graduation ceremonies, post one here. Congrats again to all of our 2011 graduates!
• Week shows off ease of biking
• West High math team takes title
• School enjoys visit with ’Teddy’
• UI honors 1,700 grads at Carver
• Celebrate the Bach family
• Perennial Viola family now in bloom
• Area expanding bike trail system
• West High math team wins championship
• Police look for man who fired gun
• Bike week shows convenience of biking to work
• Area expanding bike trail systems
• These CLAS grads offered thanks to someone at the UI who made a difference in their lives. Who would you thank?
• Remember if tweeting from commencement today, include the tag #uigrad2011. Congrats, grads! Go Hawks!
• Headed out to graduation today? Grads comment and let us know what your degree is in; parents/alums drop in a congrats to someone you know in the Class of 2011. Congrats to all our grads!
• The family that graduates together
• Local legislators see little progress in budget negotiations
• Guard member Dan Tallon running for council
• Country’s Josh Turner to headline FRY Fest
• UI student edits medical journal
• Students’ juggling earns them MBAs
• Seniors at City High follow in Hawks’ footsteps
• Pawlenty draws on Reagan
• Congrats to those who graduated today! If you have photos from ceremonies, post them here. Good luck, Class of 2011!
• UI student edits medical journal
• Students’ juggling earns them MBAs
• It’s official: Iowa’s Ashton Kutcher will be on ’Two and a Half Men’
• Congrats to Larissa Weyns, winner of the graduation photo contest! Email eric-a-page@uiowa.edu with you size, color preference and mailing address. Congrats! Thanks to everyone who contributed photos!
• President Sally Mason's charge to the Class of 2011: Carry the Hawkeye spirit with you into the world.
• UI researcher: Majority of West Liberty is Latino
• Kirk Ferentz speaks at City High’s Senior Day of Service
• Wachal’s ’Czechs Forever’ biography finalist for Midwest Book Award
• Tweeting from a commencement ceremony this weekend? Include the tag #uigrad2011. Go Hawks!
• Three more graduation ceremonies today: Tippie School of Management right now, College of Law at 1 and College of Medicine at 6:30. Congrats to all the grads!
• Tallon to run for Iowa City Council
• Josh Turner to headline FRY Fest
• We have a new leader this morning in the graduation photo contest: Larissa Weyns' pic has 60 likes, followed by Maggie Fodge with 42. Not too late to post your photo and recruit some 'likers.' The photo with the most likes at 3 p.m. today
• We have a new leader this morning in the graduation photo contest: Larissa Weyns' pic has 60 likes, followed by Maggie Fodge with 42. Not to late to post your photo and recruit some 'likers.' The photo with the most likes at 3 p.m. today w
• UI pharmacy grads awarded degrees
• UI’s research park soon to be ’shovel ready’
• Police: Armed man taunted victim
• N.L. police say contract will help keep staff
• UI, city may pool funds for study
• Getting a peek at performing arts center
• UI helping grads REACH goals
• Awards pile up for school newspapers
• What do you remember about the day you graduated from the UI?
• Medical examiner says dump truck driver died from drowning
• UI College of Pharmacy commencement kicks off graduation weekend
• City, West newspapers win IHSPA awards
• Four members of the Patel family will graduate from Iowa this spring. How many Iowa alums are in your family?
• Iowa House Speaker Paulsen: Thumbs down on state money for IC-Chicago train
• UI’s popular REACH program trying out 3-year program
• Union rep: North Liberty Police Dept. will be better with contract
• City recommends banning charitable tables
• Iowa City, University of Iowa to collaborate on downtown study
• Up to 11 uploaded commencement photos, and the leader for the sweatshirt has 22 likes. Post your cap and gown photo to the wall and let us know what year you graduated. The photo with the most likes by Friday afternoon wins a hooded sweatshirt from the U
• City High students to perform ’Rabbit Hole’ for fundraiser
• UI Research Park to become certified ’shovel ready’
• Police: Drunken homeless man bothering children, parents on Ped Mall
• Coral Ridge 10 to receive new digital 3D system
• RSVP to the 2011 commencement event and post a note of congrats to a graduate. Congrats to all of you in the Class of 2011! Go Hawks!
• Police: Coralville man broke into car, returned to taunt victims
• Kids’ games $1 at The Book End
• Letter carriers fight hunger
• UI council examines election process
• DNR to lay off more than 100
• County to consider policy for Twitter, Facebook
• UI website offers construction alerts
• Roosevelt plans birthday party
• UI sabbaticals to increase for fall 2012
• Coalition discusses 21-only exemptions
• City striving for mix of land use downtown
• Beautiful evening for a run along the Iowa River! What's your favorite campus route for a run/walk?
• We're up to seven uploaded commencement photos. Post yours to the wall and let us know what year you graduated. The photo with the most likes by Friday afternoon wins a hooded sweatshirt from the UI Bookstore. Go Hawks!
• DNR eliminates more than 100 positions
• UI Dentistry’s Drake named senior associate to Mason
• We're up to four uploaded commencement photos. Post yours to the wall and let us know what year you graduated. The photo with the most likes by Friday afternoon wins a hooded sweatshirt from the UI Bookstore. Go Hawks!
• County to consider policy for Facebook, Twitter use
• UI offering campus-construction alert system
• Roosevelt Elementary celebrating 80th birthday with party
• Mail carriers to collect food donations for Crisis Center
• Roosevelt Elementary to celebrate 80th birthday
• Area under severe thunderstorm watch
• Don't forget to tag yourself, or your friends or family members, if you're pictured in the album of last year's spring CLAS commencement.
• UI study: Local employers screen for criminal records
• Mercury hit 92 by Tuesday afternoon
• Cooper to step down from School Board
• UI wrestlers pass on wisdom
• Myers, Stead to get honorary doctorates
• Moffitt homes a window into a different era
• Local gyms support National Physical Fitness and Sports Month
• Cooper stepping down from Iowa City School Board
• Study: Local employers wary of hiring workers with criminal records
• Record-breaking temperatures hit Iowa City
• There was a freeze warning last week in Iowa City. Today, 92! Can't remember a spring quite like this. Hope you're enjoying the warm weather.
• Local gyms support national fitness month
• Richard Myers, Jerre Stead to receive honorary degrees from UI
• IMCC inmate commits suicide
• Hawkeye wrestlers pass on words of wisdom to Mid-Prairie students
• In the spirit of commencement week, we're going to have a little friendly competition. Post a photo of you at your commencement to this wall. Photo with the most "likes" wins. Go Hawks!
• Temperatures to reach 90 today
• Iowa gets federal rail money
• Sheriff investigating driver’s death
• Branstad urges property tax cuts
• Plan likely would mean closing Hills Elementary
• UI nets $382,500 from Insight Bowl game
• Woman faces multiple charges
• Promoting active living
• Coralville moving ahead on IRL projects
• Hills Elementary’s future is undetermined
• Visit the event page for Commencement 2011. RSVP and drop in a note of congratulations! Congrats to all of our grads!
• Iowa gets federal money for passenger rail
• Temperatures to reach 90s on Tuesday
• Branstad: Action needed to avoid tax increase
• Man dies when dump truck rolls in river
• Commencement ceremonies start this week. If you were speaking at graduation, what would be your advice to the Class of 2011?
• Iowa City woman arrested for OWI allegedly punches officer
• Cedar County sheriff’s dispatcher fired for sexual comments
• Crayon creation gets honored
• Kroon helping keep women safe
• Businesses prep for graduation rush
• With help from City’s Clougherty, Best Buddies still growing
• The Outlet finds niche in grocery market
• Three-ring circus heads to town
• Giving back to Ronald McDonald House
• City High student to study in China
• Shrine Circus coming to town
• I.C.-area businesses prep for graduation push
• City student to study in China
• Kroon helps keep women safe
• Happy Mother's Day! Did you and your mother both attend the UI? Or are you an alum mother who has a Hawkeye child? Drop in a comment and let us know!
• Couple blessed with three special reasons to celebrate Mother’s Day
• White Rabbit moving across Linn St.
• Heart Walk raises $95,000 for research
• Family gets new house to call home
• Kraina family gets new Habitat home
• Walkers raise money for heart disease research
• White Rabbit moving to larger space across Linn Street
• West’s Huang named Presidential Scholar
• Hancher likely to have modern touches
• Iowa Writers’ Workshop celebrates 75 years
• ’Iowa First’ to raise $500M
• Northwest students win state title
• UICCU ranked No. 3 in nation
• UI radiologist files lawsuit
• Northwest Junior High’s Knowledge Masters team wins state title
• UICCU named one of nation’s top credit unions
• West High senior David Huang named Presidential Scholar
• Ped mall accordion performance marks World Accordion Day
• Remembering all the help and well wishes our campus received in June 2008, the University of Iowa is paying it forward to the folks in Louisiana.
• UI loans out flood barriers to Louisiana
• Writers’ Workshop celebrates 75 years
• Learn more about exploring, saving Iowa’s rivers
• UI looking at similar buildings for Hancher ideas
• It's another fill in the blank Friday! On beautiful spring days (like today!) in Iowa City, my favorite thing to do is _____________.
• Regent: Be proactive in dealing with cuts
• Walmart to open
• City officials keep track of rising fuel costs
• Costco looks at adding store
• Hills most expensive elementary to operate
• Veridian breaks ground on new Coralville site
• County to submit letter to Tricon
• Sutliff work to begin in October
• ’Police of the river’ assaults fisherman
• 319 festival celebrates I.C.’s southeast pride
• Rebuilding of Sutliff Bridge set to begin in October, engineer says
• County lawyers to submit letter to building contractor
• Feliz Cinco de Mayo, Hawkeye!
• Costco considering opening Coralville store
• City officials keep track of rising fuel costs
• 319 Music Festival celebrates Iowa City’s southeast side
• Police say man crashed car on I-80, fled into field
• Rastetter: Break cycle of university funding cuts, tuition hikes
• Veridian Credit Union breaks ground on Coralville site
• Fun story about a UI student who had a good idea!
• Make sure you RSVP to our commencement event! If you're graduating, comment on the event wall and let us know what your degree is in. If you have a grad to congratulate, give them a shout-out.
• BOOKMARKS wants YOU!
• City Park amusement rides open May 28
• Tara Fall, a UI patient who was featured on the Today Show yesterday, is a member of the one-of-a-kind Iowa Neurological Patient Registry. This 'Iowa Insights' podcast explains how the registry helps UI researchers learn from rare conditions li
• ’Police of the river’ assaults fisherman in Iowa City
• Students take part in service day
• ’Scaled down’ IWD office to remain open
• UI pediatric care gets $10M gift
• I.C. man dies in construction fall
• Student finalist in Google contest
• Too many Civil War books?
• District honors retirees
• Final provost hopeful makes his pitch
• Coralville’s Akdeniz Market to close
• It's Word Association Wednesday! Comment with the first thing that comes to mind ... Iowa Memorial Union.
• West freshman a finalist in Doodle 4 Google contest
• Iowa City man dies after fall from courthouse construction project
• Scaled down Iowa Workforce Development office will remain open
• FBI will talk to Amana worker who allegedly made terrorist threat
• North Central students participate in community service day
• The University of Iowa has received a $10 million gift commitment that will help advance children's medicine.
• Hawkeye Poll: Iowans undecided on 2012 judicial retention
• Steads commit $10 million for children’s medicine at UI
• Here is a link to the Today Show segment on UI patient Tara Fall, who suffers from prosopagnosia, aka face blindness.
• Safe to be out and age
• West Branch youth face of Heart Walk
• UI to transition to new classifications
• Johnson enters guilty plea Tuesday
• Police stun sword-wielding skater
• Police: Mother gave her child drugs
• Council OKs TIF for former Vito’s
• Company gives $180K to local arts
• Iowa City police investigate robbery
• IUPUI dean is provost finalist
• 5 West students receive National Merit awards
• Group focusing on LGBT seniors
• IDT gives $180,000 to arts group, theaters
• Tara Fall, a UI patient who suffers from prosopagnosia (or face blindness) will be featured on the Today Show on Wednesday morning between 7:30 and 8.
• Sword-wielding skater stunned by police after scuffle
• YOU GOT A QUESTION FOR IOWA STUDENTS? Let us know with a comment, and we'll ask in this week's Campus Queries video. The question with the most likes will be the one we ask.
• Congrats to Iowa senior Vince India, who was named the Big Ten Player of the Year for men's golf. India and fellow senior Brad Hopfinger both were first-team all-conference. Go Hawks!
• Police searching for robbery suspect
• Police: Woman tried to get child to shave head to conceal drug use
• US holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• Pakistan’s president denies harboring bin Laden
• Local man expresses pride in Navy SEALs
• Farmers market opening amid moving debate
• City: More non-student housing, office space downtown
• Arab students hoping for better relations between U.S., Middle East
• Murder suspect worked for city, county
• West senior wins jazz bass scholarship
• Santorum speaks at IMU
• Parents prep post-prom activities
• Acciona plans wind project near W.B.
• Great evening on the ped mall in downtown Iowa City, thanks to the music of the UI World Beats Ensemble, a new group on campus this year.
• Farmers market opens amid debate over moving
• Acciona plans $20M wind turbine project near West Branch
• Iowa City parents plan after-prom parties
• West senior Lasansky wins jazz bass scholarship
• Santorum speaks at IMU, credits Obama’s vigilance
• Al-Qaida ideologue condemns Bin Laden slaying
• "Conversations" and "Iowa Magazine: Foresight" back-to-back on the Big Ten Network starting at noon CST.
• Illinois historian to lead Herbert Hoover library
• Riverside murder suspect worked for Iowa City Fire Department, Johnson County
• Two groups of college students, 10 years apart, will be forever linked by the 9/11 attacks and now the death of Bin Laden. Where were you when you found out about each, and how did you find out?
• Bin Laden hid in Pakistan city laden with military
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• U.S. kills Osama bin Laden
• UI team unearths artifacts
• Scheels getting $1M remodel
• Officer shifts to juvenile crime
• Marshall new editor at West
• Regina to parody ’Harry Potter’
• Team gets funding boost with plant sale
• Latest water trail runs through I.C.
• Pagliai’s customers keep coming back
• Housing Challenge benefits Habitat for Humanity chapter
• Bin Laden killed in Pakistan
• Women helping fight breast cancer
• Housing Challenge benefits Habitat for Humanity
• Unearthing Hickory Hill Park’s treasures
• Residents escape Iowa City fire Sunday
• Riding for a cause
• New classrooms, gym key for school
• QUASH scavenger hunt draws UI students
• Walking to support NAMI
• Birds, illustrations make book special
• Concert to benefit UI School of Music
• Congrats to Hawkeye Christian Ballard, who was selected by the Minnesota Vikings in the 4th round of the NFL Draft! Go Hawks!
• Stutsman announces run for House seat
• Provost hopeful talks global education
• Barn to host breast cancer fundraiser
• Police: Man threatened to kill woman, dog
• Branstad questions rail usage
• Provost candidate Gupta plans emphasis on international study
• Mind thief
• You asked the question; Iowa students gave the answers. This week's Campus Queries video asked: What is your favorite place on campus to study. Comment with ideas for next week's question. Thanks, and Go Hawks!
• Ten signs of Alzheimer’s
• Audit: Iowa should better track recruiting trips
• Supervisor Stutsman announces House run
• Oakland Cemetery reminds lot owners of decoration policy
• Local volunteers assist Alabama tornado victims
• Iowa 1 lane restrictions in Iowa City begin May 2
• Barn to become marketplace for Susan G. Komen fundraiser
• Police say Iowa City man threatened to kill woman and her dog
• Quilt show stays same, evolves over 40 years
• Center shows off birds as thank-you
• Busload of support
• Johns Hopkins official finalist at UI
• Langenfeld named new principal at Lincoln
• City planners to discuss downtown’s future with council
• UI flood rebuilding costs rise
• City of Literature sprouting book art
• UIHC’s plastic surgery division looks to expand
• Congrats to former Hawkeye Adrian Clayborn, who was selected by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with the 20th pick in the first round of the NFL Draft! Go Hawks!
• City planners to discuss downtown’s future with council
• Johns Hopkins official finalist at UI
• UIHC works to expand plastic surgery division
• West Branch city council member David Johnson to run for Iowa Legislature
• Hope Lodge gets a busload of donations
• List of Iowa City flood plain buyouts
• UI: Replacing Hancher, arts campus much more expensive
• Regent wants to review university tenure policies
• Johns Hopkins business dean Gupta second of three provost finalists
• UIHC outlines $1 billion budget
• Two arrested after McDonald’s drive-thru scuffle
• UI lays out plans for new apartments, dorms
• Police: Coralville man had sex with 14-year-old
• Variety keeps Kalona Quilt Show going for 40 years
• The NFL Draft gets underway tonight. Last year, the Hawkeyes set a record by having six players selected. How many Hawks will go this year, and where would you like to see Iowa players land in the NFL?
• Retiring principal: ’It’s like leaving a family’
• City continues floodplain buyouts
• Borlaug map gets mixed response
• Area fuel prices near all-time high
• Foundry, 175 jobs coming to I.C.
• Car safety tips for all ages
• Sheriff disagrees with Tiffin’s proposed cuts
• Police: Assault on woman lasted more than 4 hours
• Audit pinpoints problems with Epic at UIHC
• District sued for records violation
• Regents’ audit pinpoints issues with Epic at UIHC
• City continues floodplain buyouts
• I.C. fuel prices near all-time high
• Regents vote to establish Harkin Institute at ISU
• Lincoln principal ending tenure: ’It’s like leaving a family’
• County considering vicious-animal ordinance
• Supervisors pledge continued funding to jail alternatives program
• Sheriff disagrees with Tiffin’s law enforcement cut
• Lawsuit alleges Iowa City school district violated open records law
• Watch the Royal Wedding on the big screen at the Iowa City Public Library
• Branstad to speak at Iowa City I-RENEW event
• Hawkeye Poll: Iowans remain on the lookout for a standout GOP contender
• Prescription drug drop-off, disposal event in Iowa City
• Man facing 2 counts of lascivious acts with a child
• It's Word Association Wednesday! Comment with the first thing that comes to mind ... Hubbard Park.
• Company to build iron foundry in Iowa City
• Police: Man assaulted woman for over 4 hours
• Iowa City Jazz Festival 2011
• Women’s conference growing
• Synagogue celebrates Holocaust musicians
• Butler: We need to show UI’s value to keep state funding
• Federal cuts could hit UI research
• UI student bringing invention to sports world
• Investment or burden?
• ’Sprie’ remembered as one of UI’s finest
• Board vote saves teacher positions
• Board vote saves teacher positions
• Interim provost Butler: We need to promote UI’s value to the state
• Iowa House debating MidAmerican Energy nuclear plant
• Spriestersbach remembered as one of UI’s finest
• Iowa City Police three-peat as stair climbing champs
• Cedric Everson sentencing pushed to June 24
• BOOK MARKS wants YOU!
• UI student’s invention breaks in baseball gloves
• All 24 Iowa Senate Republicans ask Regents to postpone vote on Harkin institute at ISU
• Finals week is right around the corner. What was the hardest final you ever took? What did you get on it?
• Women’s Leadership Conference getting bigger and better
• Kent Park campground opens Friday
• Auction featuring author/artist events is this Sunday
• Coralville man charged in sword assault
• Partnership to shine light on club
• Shop With A Cop expands
• Classes to resume at Longfellow
• Butler first UI provost finalist
• ACT names new COO
• Civility vs. free speech
• Summer camp about more than keeping kids busy
• Board says it favors saving less
• Sheraton, hotelVetro win Hotel of the Year
• Police: Man arrested for OWI was huffing whipped cream
• Classes will resume Tuesday after Longfellow carbon monoxide leak
• UI j-school director interviews for North Carolina post
• Branstad asks regents to delay approval of Harkin Institute
• Iowa City synagogue to celebrate musicians who died in Holocaust
• UI’s Butler first of three finalists for provost
• Shop With A Cop to include kids who suffered traumatic event
• KemPharm, MonoSol Rx to collaborate on ADHD drug
• Classes canceled at Longfellow; carbon monoxide buildup reported
• Iowa soldier killed in Afghanistan
• UI chef wins top spot at culinary event
• UI center offers students support
• Zach Wahl’s speech has led to many opportunities
• Student wins naturalist award
• Planning key to starting new business
• Local collection to benefit disabled
• Group collects books for students
• Coralville man faces multiple drug charges
• Cosmetology school to host fashion show
• Celebrating Easter
• Hunting eggs and building community
• Kinnick superstars
• Performing arts center director hits ground running
• Coralville seeking hosts for RAGBRAI
• Celebrate new beginnings at Edible Sale
• Kinnick superstars
• Possible brewery has Coralville looking at zoning
• Rejuvenating the north side
• Chef chasing chiles, climate change truth
• Police charge 2 for texting for drugs
• Senator criticizes proposed ISU Harkin Institute
• West students rally against cuts
• Coralville to consider zoning change to allow breweries
• State senator criticizes proposed ISU Harkin Institute for Public Policy
• Local chef, restaurateur Friese publishes book
• Kid Captain nominations now are being accepted for the 2011 football season.
• Men arrested after suspected drug dealer’s phone seized by police
• Cedric Everson sentencing delayed again
• Happy Friday! We're going to be doing our very first Campus Queries video next week, a feature in which we'll take a walk across campus and ask 10 random students the same question. We need a question, though. Comment with your ideas.
• UI professor’s email gets backlash
• Study: More families can’t pay for college
• Hunninghake to step down
• Hills shows support for school
• A family’s fresh start
• District could cut back savings to save jobs
• Dobyns to run for City Council
• Police: Woman lied about assault to hide activities
• Advocates warn of impact of closing Workforce office
• City, West students get Gold Key awards
• UI students get ’down and dirty’ for Earth Day
• FRY Fest ’going country’
• Hills shows support for elementary school
• UI professor flooded with backlash emails
• Study: More families can‘t contribute to a college education
• City, West students get Gold Key awards
• Dobyns running for Iowa City Council
• UI students get their hands dirty for Earth Day
• Report of suspicious man in area of Shimek Elementary
• Local advocates warn of impact of closing Workforce Development Office
• University room and board would increase under proposal to regents
• UI announces schedules for three provost finalists
• Brothers’ Habitat for Humanity homes will be next door to each other
• Gary Hunninghake resigns from University of Iowa
• FRY Fest concert ’going country’
• Police: Woman bit boyfriend’s penis during argument
• School district could put less into savings to save jobs
• Police: Woman lied about assault
• Flags to fly at half-staff to honor Iowa soldiers
• Police find pot, cocaine, ecstacy, pills in Iowa City man’s home
• Several student groups on campus are participating in a tree-planting competition in celebration of Earth Day on Friday. Do you have any "green" plans for the day?
• Raj Patel appointed city council student liaison
• Hayek to seek re-election in fall
• Watch out for road work
• Fry denied parole in death of I.C. man
• Student: UI doesn’t take racism seriously
• Professor’s vulgar email spurs debate
• Highs schools perform well at JETS
• ’A counterculture holiday’
• Mascher will run for seat in District 86
• USPS may close 1 Iowa City site
• West, City perform well at engineering and math competition
• Curtis Fry denied parole
• Hayek to seek re-election
• If any of you were planning to see Magic Johnson speak at Carver-Hawkeye Arena next week, the lecture has been cancelled.
• Magic Johnson lecture disappears from schedule
• Iowa City named Tree City U.S.A. city
• Former UI assistant coach Whitey Piro dies at 93
• UI prof’s response to GOP prompts outrage
• Let's try some word association. Comment with the first thing that comes to mind ... the steps of Old Cap.
• UI investigating Hillcrest racial slur incidents
• Iowa City Police look for suspects in alleged robbery
• Leaders defend ped mall project
• Shimek students put stories in motion
• Jewelry store set to open in N. Liberty
• County ready for project closure
• Monster books help kids face fears
• Park eyes improvements
• City, West students named National Merit winners
• UI prof appointed to National Defense University post
• Melrose sides stand their ground
• City leaders defend public money for downtown project
• County officials still waiting for building work to be finished
• North Liberty’s Jewelry by Harold not your typical store
• Marina, shelter slated for Trueblood park improvements
• Curious about The Whistle? Here's everything you need to know.
• Infant Massage Class at the Iowa City Public Library
• High school students earning college credits
• District to cut 10 elementary jobs
• City seeks funding for animal shelter
• City won’t ban Melrose vendors on gamedays
• Woman biking for affordable housing
• Noodles & Co. to open next month
• Student leaders focus on UI issues
• Students re-enact Battle of Gettysburg
• City to establish permits for gameday vendors
• Iowa City to cut 22 teaching positions
• South East students reenact Battle of Gettysburg
• ICPL catalog will be temporarily unavailable April 19
• If you can get in front of a TV, check out "First in the Nation: The Iowa Caucuses" at noon CST on the Big Ten Network.
• Solon graduate biking for affordable housing
• Noodles & Company opening in Coralville
• May 1 is the deadline for high school seniors to decide whether or not they're coming to Iowa. Why did you decide to come to Iowa?
• UI program intervenes in discipline cases
• Paying tribute and giving thanks
• Miller to dance in New York
• New Pi taking part in composting project
• Mason: 21-only ’leaning positive’
• City High festival features student films
• ’It’s like a man’s candy store’
• Jaben new CEO of Realtors group
• Chilly morning greets runners
• Jaben new leader of Realtor group
• West, Regina go 1-2 in math contest
• Metro Mix Chorus is singing and winning
• Sorority celebrates King at luncheon
• Safe Home acquires company
• Garden growing in popularity
• Braving the elements
• UI talks timeline for candidates to visit
• Little Hawks fund raising for facility improvements
• District plans to cut positions
• District announces staff cuts
• It's snowing in Iowa City. What's the latest it snowed when you were on campus?
• Cannes festival to feature UI students
• Weber home not given landmark status
• UI police citations double
• Crime falls across area
• UI facing budget cut
• Panera opening 3rd café in area
• Case spotlights cyclists’ rights
• Cannes Film Fest to feature UI students’ film
• Even under best scenario, UI would see budget cut
• The opener of the Iowa baseball team's three-game series with Indiana is on the Big Ten Network at 6 p.m. tonight. Go Hawks!
• Iowa City man accused of breaking car mirrors after being kicked out of party
• Sophomore journalism major Hayley Bruce won first place for spot news writing in the William Randolph Hearst Foundation's Journalism Awards Program. Congrats, Hayley!
• Weber home won’t become landmark, for now
• Panera Bread plans new Coralville location
• UI Writers' Workshop alum Mitchell Clute is biking from Fort Collins, CO, to Iowa City for the Writers' Workshop reunion. His ride will raise money for ALS research.
• Four arrested for prostitution in Coralville
• City talks riverfront options
• Gameday vendors could be banned
• N.L. family represents March of Dimes
• West students on ’From the Top’
• Library an escape for patients
• Loebsack says he’ll move to Johnson County
• District sets tax rate at $14.59
• Tailgating vendors on Melrose could be banned
• West students on ’From the Top’
• N.L. family ambassadors for local March for Babies
• Iowa City School Board approves tax rate
• Iowa Legislature approves redistricting plan
• We want your Prom photos!
• Seniors Rebecca Simbhudas and Houry Gebeshian will close out their collegiate gymnastics careers this weekend at the NCAA Championships. Good luck! Go Hawks!
• Neighbors seek historic status for Weber home
• Mason tells faculty future ’bodes well’
• International applications down at UI grad school
• Entitlement cuts key, experts say
• West to perform ’Princess Bride’
• Lawmaker Boswell backed pilot in Kinnick flyover
• Hwy. 6 area gets a green facelift
• Police investigating after ’Humans vs. Zombies’ player hit by car
• CIVCO breaks ground at Coralville site
• Mason: Future bodes well for UI
• Neighbors request landmark designation for Weber’s home
• West High to perform ’The Princess Bride’
• Kalona-based CIVCO breaks ground on Coralville office
• One person treated after North Liberty hotel chlorine spill
• New Iowa redistricting map moves closer to passage
• Project GREEN beautifying Highway 6
• Iowa lawmaker backed pilot in Kinnick flyover
• Coming Soon: Self-Check in the Children’s Room
• Humans vs. Zombies game canceled after player hit by car
• Coralville man allegedly tells police crime spree ’fun while it lasted’
• Ashton Kutcher spoke in David Gould's Life Design class yesterday. If you were in the class, share your experience. Or maybe you caught a glimpse of him on campus?
• Joint high school-college enrollment numbers rising
• Spring football game. Noon Saturday @ Kinnick Stadium. 'Like' if you're goin'. Comment if you can't. Go Hawks!
• Police: Live-in caretaker stole from employer’s home
• Iowa City man going for third-straight ’Jeopardy!’ win
• District suggests rate cut
• More schools to reap benefits of gardens
• UI faculty pay drops against Big Ten peers
• Keeping their cool on the big stage
• City students test strength of toothpick engineering
• Residential project gets approval in N. Liberty
• Faculty to show time breakdowns
• CCA students perform whodunit
• Produce to begin growing at four more schools
• Spring has sprung in Iowa City! Students are lounging on the Pentacrest today.
• Osborn murder trial delayed
• Kinnick flyover pilot: I lost track of altitude
• Answer in the form of a question: This 31-year-old UI urology resident claimed victory on Jeopardy on Monday afternoon.
• Brawl at City High over prom date
• Mill bartender cited for serving alcohol after 2 a.m.
• Weather signals start to biking season
• Iowa City man crowned ’Jeopardy!’ champ
• Protesters confront Bachmann at UI visit
• Coralville blaze leaves 14 displaced
• Panel urges approval of new districts
• Public health’s viability debated
• Students learn ’Will Power’
• TrekFest nears funding goal
• Mixed-use building planned on Gilbert St.
• Warm weather signals start to biking season
• Iowa City man named ’Jeopardy!’ champion
• 14 displaced by Coralville fire
• Miller-Meeks: Volunteerism, telemedicine keys to keeping public health viable
• Apartment, commercial building planned on Gilbert Street
• Iowa City man to appear on Jeopardy! today
• Mill bartender charged with serving after hours
• Check out photos from this weekend's UI Powwow, put on by the University of Iowa American Indian Student Association.
• ’Will Power’ tour brings Shakespeare to South East students
• Two part question: What is the best season to tour the University of Iowa campus? And what is a place/thing that is an absolute must-see on tour?
• TrekFest ’extremely close’ to funding goal
• Area jazz bands will duke it out on big stage
• A birthday party fit for a local icon
• Optimism guides Patel toward her dreams
• Tornado destroys part of Iowa town
• Deluxe mixes sweets, community
• Fighting hunger with CROP Walk
• Excitement building for Fire Station 4
• A birthday party fit for a local icon
• Fighting hunger at CROP walk
• Area jazz bands will duke it out on big stage
• Excitement building for Fire Station 4
• Passion, optimism guide Patel toward her dreams
• After 47 years, booster club has Pancake Day down to a science
• Students work on branding downtown
• String orchestra to present spring concert
• Local greenhouse manager will be missed
• I.C. Hospice launches Pet Peace of Mind
• An egg-cellant time for kids
• Eating pancakes to help athletes
• Twister bonds congregation
• Sorority stronger after tornado
• Memories live on through transplants
• Owners ’lucky’ to have DQ
• District hiring reading coaches
• Happy Joe’s finds home in Coralville
• A new face of downtown emerges from destruction
• UI handles recent cases of sex abuse
• TrekFest gets $5K donation
• Board could OK lower tax rate
• Lab to provide hope to families
• Police: Man stole car, electronics worth $20K
• Pedestrian hit, killed by semi on I-380
• Pediatric cancer research lab to provide hope for families
• Teen pottery workshop with Fired Up
• TrekFest receives $5,000 boost from science fiction group
• More great shots of Herky at the State Capitol:
• UI researchers receive 5-year contract from Navy
• School board could approve lower tax rate
• Police: Man stole car, electronics worth $20K
• Man arrested for attempted rape in UI dorm
• The PBS NewsHour story on the Iowa Writers' Workshop is now available online.
• Man charged with Pentacrest rape
• Testing wind power potential
• Iowa largest percentage wind generator
• Barta doesn’t foresee sweeping changes
• MHDS outlines potential cutbacks
• Economy leads to The Nest’s closure
• Program gives minorities peek at science careers
• Standing up to sexual violence
• County agrees to work with city on bridge
• Speaker urges sexual assault awareness
• Supervisors agree to work with city on pedestrian bridge
• Tough economic times lead to nonprofit’s closure
• Tower goes up to study wind power potential
• Middle schoolers explore health-care studies at UI
• Iowa leads nation as wind generator
• The University of Iowa Writers' Workshop will be featured tonight on the PBS "News Hour," which broadcasts at 5:30 p.m. on IPTV. In other locations, check your local listings.
• UI receives over $900K for lung research
• UI retirement benefits rollback to expire
• Funding flap delays pay for court-appointed work
• Jail group debates voters’ price point
• United Way raises $2.3M
• Travel expenses vary across UI
• UI leadership class collects clothing for teens
• Serving pancakes for athletic programs
• Happy hump day, Hawkeyes! The word is FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT for Iowa!
• UI defends increased travel spending
• Cheryl Nelson retiring as ICAAR leader
• Defense attorneys waiting to be paid for court-appointed work
• UI retirement benefits rollback set to expire
• UI class puts on clothing drive for youth
• West High to host Pancake Day
• Herky was on the Congressional floor yesterday as part of Hawkeye Caucus day at the state capitol. Give us your best caption for this photo. Go Hawks!
• Police: Bar patrons tried to keep woman from driving drunk
• Oxford man arrested after fight for aluminum cans
• Iowa City teachers among highest paid across the state
• Top of UI’s pay scale continues to grow
• Council votes to rezone rural land
• A place kids can thrive
• Police: Woman sold inmate’s car
• Englert director charged with intoxication
• 2 West students awarded
• Steve Hanson new West Liberty superintendent
• Princesses, dragons and bubbles!
• BOOK MARKS are coming to town
• Steve Hanson named West Liberty superintendent
• UIHC settles with employee fired in football records case
• Englert executive director arrested
• Another NCAA tournament is in the books.....will the Hawkeyes be a part of next year's tourney?
• Police: Woman sold inmate’s car for $150
• Efforts to save TrekFest under way
• City in favor of lowering 21-only fines
• Funding freeze could mean 60 layoffs
• Willowwind looks to the future
• Teen raises funds for Red Cross
• Man accused of prescription theft
• Residents rally to support unions
• Four Seasons adds 2nd location
• Man damaged car of client, police say
• Willowwind works to establish foundation
• UI class puts on clothing drive for youth
• Efforts to save Trekfest under way
• Burns occur year-round, during events both remarkable and routine. Barbara Latenser and the UI Burn Treatment Center staff treat these injuries with skill and compassion. Hear Latenser describe treatment techniques and educational efforts in this month&#
• National Weather Service issues wind advisory
• Fire department evacuates downtown building
• Police: Man wrecked client’s Jaguar
• You're in Iowa City ... you want a coffee ... A) Where are you going? B) What's your order of choice?
• Four Seasons to open in Old Capitol Mall
• Drawing scheduled Friday for new homes program
• Former Mercy nurse accused of prescription theft
• Young artists’ work on display
• Walk It Out fashion show set for Saturday
• UI celebrates its cultural diversity
• Panchero’s Mexican Grill still growing
• Man charged with assault on officer
• Hard work pays off for student
• City High musical to open Thursday
• Iraqi adjusts to life in Iowa
• Area under severe thunderstorm warning
• Come by this afternoon for this great event-
• At 84, still going strong
• Tippie Build race boosts Habitat
• Doc Dash supports free medical clinics
• Project GREEN forum next week
• School music education crucial to development
• Solon jazz company wins state championship
• Doc Dash supports free medical clinics
• Tippie Build race boosts Habitat funds
• Eagles, UI dedicate diabetes center
• WHAT LAWMAKERS ARE SAYING ABOUT COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
• 3 new stores to open at Tanger
• Official: Proposed cuts may leave out some students
• UI hopes Flood Center gets lasting funding
• Right to unionize is a hot-button issue
• Regina president leaving for Dubuque
• Program opens eyes to college experience
• Three arrested on meth, marijuana charges
• Program offers exposure to UI
• Two arrested for assaulting neighbor
• Eagles, UI dedicate new diabetes center
• FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY: (In the spirit of the MLB season getting underway) The ____________ will win the World Series.
• Mother, son, roommate arrested on drug charges
• Two arrested for assaulting neighbor
• Trueg to leave Regina
• UI hopes to get permanent funding for Flood Center
• Kalona woman found dead in vehicle
• Celebrate the creative spirit at “Building the Collection”
• One injured after car hits semi on I-380
• Three new stores coming to Tanger Outlets in Williamsburg
• UI liaison: Alcohol fines are excessive
• Redistricting plan puts Braley, Loebsack in same district
• Poulton wins Iowa school nurse administrator award
• GEICO to add jobs to Coralville branch
• Three charged in connection to mall brawl
• Man who led police on chase is back
• Local Japanese groups help relief effort
• UI art students help with piano project
• Poulton named nurse administrator of the year
• UISG liason: 21-only fines are excessive
• City Council to consider Piano Lounge liquor license
• Susie Poulton wins Nurse Administrator of the Year
• GEICO to add 100 jobs in Coralville
• The Iowa baseball team opens the Big Ten season at home this weekend with a three-game set against Michigan State. Come on out to Duane Banks Field and support the team. Go Hawks!
• Three charged in connection to brawl at Old Capitol Mall
• Redistricting plan puts Braley, Loebsack in same district
• Man who led police on chase back in Johnson County
• Iowa City garden plot leasing begins April 4
• Separate yard waste from trash, city asks
• Any of you fans of The Soup or NBC's Community? Joel McHale will be at the IMU on Friday. Come on down! Go Hawks!
• Vander Plaats stresses family, faith
• Students attend UI’s health academy
• City High students win business challenge
• Coralville crane comes down
• Local quilters sharing their craft with victims in Japan
• Year-round market looking viable
• PCRB member, court liaison cited for party
• The battle for ’Top Chef’
• Athletics adviser frustrated by limits
• Vander Plaats talks family, faith
• City High students win business challenge
• Quilters share their craft with tsunami victims
• The spring sports seasons are underway. Which Hawkeyes team are you following? Go Hawks!
• Poulton named nurse administrator of the year
• High schoolers attend UI Health Academy Day
• Year-round farmers market looking viable
• More concerns about athletics oversight
• PCRB member, court liaison Royceann Porter cited for large party
• Crane at performing arts center comes down
• 4thFEST taking you back to the ’60s
• Summer festivals finalize lineups
• Man learns to live with new body
• District seeks crowding solutions
• ICPD’s Batcheller receives statewide award
• Faculty: Athletics should aid education
• Doctors to dash for medical care
• 52 apply for UI alcohol position
• 52 apply for UI liaison post
• Faculty: Athletics should help fund education
• 4thFEST taking you back to the ’60s
• West Branch man learning to live with new body
• Summer of the Arts lineup announced
• Doc Dash to benefit medical care
• ICPL streaming video
• ICPD’s Batcheller receives DRE award
• Members of the UIPD and others from the campus community, including former Hawkeye football great Tim Dwight, took the Polar Plunge to support the Special Olympics. Check out the Press-Citizen article and photo gallery below. Go Hawks!
• UIHC generates $700 million for Johnson County area
• 2011 Trek Fest in jeopardy due to lack of funds
• Iowa City may lose reading teacher jobs
• UI Museum of Art to host First Fridays
• Table to Table brings ’Tour de France’ flavor
• IRL progress ’like moving a boulder up a hill’
• Fun run to help build house
• Progress on the IRL ‘like moving a boulder up a hill’
• UIHC generates nearly $700 million for Johnson County
• Riverside’s Trek Fest in jeopardy
• UI Museum of Art hosting First Fridays event
• What surprised you most when you first set foot on Iowa's campus?
• Table to Table hosting ’Tour de France’ dinner
• Iowa City schools facing layoffs
• No charges filed in Fairfield filmmaker assault
• City fires woman accused of being shooter’s lookout
• 11-year-old brings music to others
• Teacher finds her calling in preschool
• Man charged with kidnapping
• City senior serving others
• A homecoming for foundation president
• Bachmann to speak at UI
• Hoops against Huntington’s
• It takes a Little Village
• 11-year-old brings music to others
• Hoops against Huntington’s
• Bachmann to speak at UI
• Man charged with kidnapping
• Police arrest two in stabbing
• SEATS ridership grows dramatically
• Taking a plunge for Special Olympics
• Area Girl Scouts participate in Women in Science Day
• W.B. schools official to resign
• Girl Scouts participate in Women in Science Day
• Artist will resign at end of school year
• Taking a icy plunge
• Police arrest two in stabbing incident
• Students leave their mark
• Trek below the city
• More adults heading back to school
• Barbour: Iowa will be key to general election
• Seeking ways to help solar energy take off
• Soldier’s family trying to overturn court’s decision
• Get to know Mission Creek Festival authors
• Mid-’80s explorers leave their mark in brewery caves
• Old brewery tunnels lurk beneath Iowa City
• Mother of slain soldier looks to overturn military funeral ruling
• Two charged with smoking marijuana in front of 5-year-old
• ISU President To Step Down
• The Big 10 will be adding hockey to its line-up in two years. Would you like to see a Hawkeye hockey team take the ice?
• Workshop writers lend support to City High students
• Try a moped for a day
• UI names Crocco new dean for College of Education
• Harkin criticizes education cuts
• N.L. man leads authorities on high-speed chase
• UI defends consulting contract
• Get healthier with apps
• Check out this video featuring the UI women's club ultimate frisbee team which recently recorded its first win over the University of Wisconsin. Go Hawks!
• Harkin criticizes Head Start cuts during Iowa City tour
• UI students get rolling with MopedU
• Council moves up work session times
• UI spends $566,000 on compensation consultant
• Margaret Crocco named UI education dean
• North Liberty man arrested after 140 mph chase
• Quick! One word to describe your time at Iowa ... Go!
• Turning garbage into energy
• Pilots disciplined for Kinnick flyover
• Regents increase tuition 5%
• Online map will help flood planning
• Soldiers ready to be home
• Family dancing for kids hospital
• Giving cyclists a sign
• Abandoned puppy illustrates common problem at clinics
• B.o.B. show canceled
• City, UI, MidAmerican Energy partnering on landfill project
• IC-area Army Reservists to return from Iraq next month
• UI to confer honorary doctorates on Myers, Stead
• Regents approve Hawkeye Court demolition
• Regents approve union wage increases
• Spring football practice kicks off today! What has you most excited for next season? Go Hawks!
• Regents approve tuition increase
• UI police patrols lead to spike in arrests
• Regent suggests tying budget cut, tuition increase
• UIHC predict ending year with $65M profit
• Residents ready to take Polar Plunge
• UI students protest tuition hikes
• Section 8 wait list growing, official says
• Signs can stay at board meetings
• McConnaha named principal of the year
• Are we minding our mobile manners?
• School board won’t ban signs at meetings
• Students rally to protest tuition hike
• Chilly temps won’t stop the brave from plunging into Coralville Lake
• Survey: Mobile-device manners getting worse
• UI to keep German program
• Clayborn, Stanzi draft stock up after Iowa pro day. Go Hawks!
• UI to present findings on football-player hospitalizations
• More than 60 undergrads from the UI, ISU and UNI are sharing their research today at the State Capitol. The focus this year is on projects that promote healthy living. What are you doing? Share your research that's making a difference for Iowans. W
• AP photojournalist David Guttenfelder (UI Class of '93) shares his experience covering the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
• Lincoln Elementary principal to retire in June
• What’s next for Hills Elementary?
• City moves ahead on traffic cameras
• P-C intervenes in Hunninghake records case
• Police: Pot argument turns into fight
• Northwest MATHCOUNTS team wins title
• Ewers owner Noser dies
• Former lab director dies at 84
• What’s next for Hills Elementary?
• Police: Marijuana argument turns into large fight
• Looking for tips on healthy living? 'Like' the UI Nutrition Center on Facebook.
• Lincoln Elementary Principal Chris Kolarik to retire
• Welcome back to campus! How did you spend spring break?
• A truly ’green’ building
• Want to ’Get Glazed’? Fired Up moving
• No hand-holding for Daily Iowan’s new editor-in-chief
• Officials identify accident-prone intersections
• Author San Souci talks to Iowa City students
• Flatte’s debate skills pay off
• Minds on dinosaurs
• Minds on dinosaurs
• A truly ’green’ building
• No hand-holding for Daily Iowan’s new editor-in-chief
• Officials identify accident-prone intersections
• The Iowa wrestling team had its string of three straight national titles snapped, but crowned five All-Americans and placed third as a team at the NCAA Championships this weekend in Philly. Congrats on a great season! Go Hawks!
• The No. 6-seeded Iowa women lost to No. 11 seed Gonzaga 92-86 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday. Tough loss. Congrats on a great season!
• Protesters mark 8th anniversary of war in Iraq
• What will happen to preschool programs?
• Adoption event helps dogs find homes
• Athletes share special spotlight
• Dessert concert benefits Compeer
• Unique, unusual trees for our zone
• Nearly 900 compete in Special Olympics at UI Field House
• Dog adoption event finds new homes for pets
• West student to compete in pageant
• Solon man to enter guilty plea
• Students get taste of the real world
• ISU economist warns Iowa against tax cuts
• Children’s concert to benefit music program
• ’Listen to the Sound Tour’ arrives Wed.
• Solon man enters guilty plea
• Concert will raise funds for musical instruments
• West’s Sierra Stanfield-Miller competing in pageant
• Internships provide real-world, hands-on experience
• Building 429, Revive, Anthem Lights to perform at IMU
• UI med grads get matched
• 2 UI employees disciplined for baby monitors
• UIHC revenues up
• We’re all Irish for a day
• Heart of Gold Gala next week
• UI hosts Special Olympics tourney
• Regents nearing approval of tuition increase
• The Hawkeyes have eight wrestlers still alive and are in second place as a team, two points behind Penn State, after Day 1 at the NCAA Championships! Go Hawks!
• UIHC revenues up from last year
• Special Olympics athletes compete this weekend at UI Fieldhouse
• Heart of Gold Gala on March 25
• 2 UI employees disciplined in baby monitor case
• Upper Midwest faces spring flood danger
• Mercer Park Pool closed after positive coliform test.
• IMCC inmate dies
• UI wants to demolish part of Hawkeye Court apartments
• Regents near approval of 5 percent tuition hike
• Follow Hawk Central's live blog from Day 1 of the NCAA Wrestling Championships in Philadelphia. Go Hawks!
• The NCAA Tournament gets underway today. The Hawks aren't in it this year, but we've had plenty of great tourney moments. What's your favorite?
• UI to replace top adviser to president
• St. Patrick’s Day is group’s ’time of year’
• Schwab’s Celebration Barn gets permit extension
• Programs give 2nd chance to dropouts
• School board to talk budget
• Traffic crackdown begins tomorrow
• Congrats to our grad programs (and more than 9,000 grad students!) for being recognized by the 2012 U.S. News rankings. Iowa placed 24 programs in the top 10 among public universities. Go Hawks!
• Get your teams together for the RiverFest Flash Mob Competition!
• West Branch students take Eco Challenge
• UI students to help at Sutliff
• Rivercity Pilates expands with North Liberty location
• Meth probe leads to 5 arrests
• Iowa faces budget issues, redistricting
• UI looks into use of baby monitor on employees
• Clear Creek middle-schoolers work on IT issues
• Engineer helped explore the cosmos
• West Branch High team competing in eco-challenge
• West Branch man dies after motorcycle accident
• Congratulations to coach Lisa Bluder and her Hawkeyes women, who received a No. 6 seed in the Spokane Regional of the NCAA Tournament. It is the Hawks' highest seed since 2001, and they open play Saturday vs. Gonzaga. Go Hawks!
• Roger Randall, UI space physicist, dies at 74
• More than 350 runners participated in this year's Nearly Naked Mile, donating more than 2,900 pounds of clothing to needy families. Check out the video!
• Iowa City man pleads guilty to enticement
• Tenant, 4 others arrested in meth investigation
• Amanas, W. Branch on RAGBRAI route
• Longtime lawyer Ralph Neuzil retires
• Meth lab leads to 2 visits from firefighters
• Number of cancer cases expected to rise
• NASA to test Lone Tree students’ project
• House OKs faculty repayment bill
• Barn permit denial worries bride
• Architect of Rec Center dies at 82
• Architect Harvey Henry dies at age 82
• Amana Colonies, Oxford, West Branch on RAGBRAI route
• NASA to test Lone Tree High physics project
• Police, fire respond to alleged meth lab
• Phone service down at Press-Citizen
• Phone service down at Press-Citizen
• Proctor & Gamble: Japanese employees, operations OK
• Longtime lawyer Ralph Neuzil retires
• More cancer, fewer cancer deaths expected in Iowa
• Bride-to-be worried by Schwab venue permit denial
• Thai Spice expands offerings with café
• Fas Trac kids to tour historical sites
• GOP looks to ’12 and chance to defeat Gronstal
• Flood potential near normal
• Man faces sex abuse charges
• Burke produces winning film
• Chabad to host party to mark Purim
• Vocal group to perform at IMCC
• Long road to democracy in Afghanistan
• Tiffin could get its first stoplight
• Degrees don’t pay off for all
• Kauffman: Bill needs to be discussed
• Donate to help earthquake victims
• Garden year-round with AeroGardens
• Story of a natural musician and man of God
• Road project could bring Tiffin first stoplight
• College pays off for some, but not for all
• Wisecrack about gun bill regrettable, Kaufmann says
• Housing Authority worker put on leave
• Obstacles to work can be overcome
• Locals worry for loved ones in Japan
• P-C Media returns to downtown
• UI begins razing of Oakdale Hall
• Solon man charged with 10th public intoxication
• Eye doctor sees potential in North Liberty complex
• City High’s Hill to sing national anthem
• Spring break has begun but not everybody is hitting a beach or going on a service trip. If you're staying in Iowa City, what are your plans for the week?
• City High singer to perform national anthem at basketball tournament
• Great news that the nine University of Iowa students who are studying abroad on exchange programs in Japan are all safe. Our thoughts are with everyone who has been impacted by this natural disaster.
• Press-Citizen returns to downtown roots
• Mary Abboud-Kamps placed on paid leave
• Eye doctor sees potential in North Liberty complex
• Dismantling of Oakdale Hall begins
• Solon man gets tenth public intox
• Police: Intoxicated man ’bored with life’ tried to steal bike
• Locals worry for loved ones in Japan
• Watch demolition crews begin the process this morning of tearing down Oakdale Hall, built by the state in 1917 as a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients on what is now the UI's Research Park. Demolition is expected to take 2-3 weeks.
• Reese named Mercy Hospital Foundation president
• Republican Jeff Kaufmann, caught on tape, jokes of ‘give a handgun to a schizophrenic bill’
• Dean to retire, laments cuts
• County, city at odds over handling of JECC
• Branstad promotes plan
• Couple wins contest to have singer perform at wedding
• Schwab asks for new permit for barn
• Street crimes team stats show new trends
• In announcing plans to retire, outgoing UI business dean laments cuts
• Couple wins chance to have artist perform at wedding
• County, city at odds over handling of JECC
• Hunter to retire as dean of Tippie College of Business
• Bowl For Kids’ Sake 2011 raises $145,000
• Protesters interrupt Branstad during Iowa City visit
• Street Crimes team delves deeper into investigations in 2010
• UI leaders praise ex-worker in reference letters
• Remembering local leader Thornberry
• Local VA at forefront of telemedical research
• Students ’represent’ the world
• Interest grows in alternative spring breaks
• Sattterfield case ends with fines
• Group revives party registry
• Iowa City VA research projects have local, national implications
• Former city councilor Dean Thornberry dies
• Satterfield sentenced
• Students participate in United Nations forum
• Alternative spring break gaining popularity at UI
• Several counts of Mills’ UI lawsuit dismissed
• UI leaders praised ex-worker in reference letters
• IDT, CIVCO approved for forgivable loans
• Fairfield police find house where man says he was beaten
• Longtime UI photographer Kent dies at 91
• IDT opens new fitness center
• Bridge work to be done by April
• You’re listening to NPR at the Iowa City Public Library
• Area Christians celebrate Ash Wednesday today
• 4 West High students named to all-state group
• Check out these photos from the Hawkeyes women's basketball game against Illinois, courtesy of Tim Schoon, University Creative Services
• Iowa DOT awarded $180K for traffic safety
• Integrated DNA Technologies unveils new fitness center
• Wikipedia founder to speak at IMU tonight.
• Coralville RAGBRAI stop to have tailgate theme
• Police arrest roommates on methamphetamine charges
• Students flood Capitol to lobby
• Iowa City singer breaking into music business
• Iowa filmmaker says he’s victim of hate crime
• A building full of history
• Fire damages businesses
• UI classroom to host appellate arguments today
• Paul: Let public vote on judges
• Coralville property taxes may increase
• Paul: Public should be able to oust federal judges
• A building of many uses
• Current students: Earn a $250 stipend to help welcome the UI Class of 2015 to campus this fall! Applications are due March 28, 2011.
• Murder-case appellate arguments presented at UI law school
• Coralville property taxes, water rates could increase
• It's almost spring break ... what are your plans?
• Fire burning at No. 1 Cab in Coralville
• Four arrested after meth lab found in Iowa City
• Geologist teaches about giant sloth
• Kalona Cheese House marks 64th anniversary
• Music fact of life for Thayer
• Solon gearing up for festival
• Charity raises surgery money
• Mixing business with pleasure
• Law students reach out for spring break
• Fore! Library putts for cash
• So close... In the closest team race in the 98-year history of the Big Ten Wrestling Championships, the second-ranked University of Iowa wrestling team placed second Sunday while crowning two individual champions.
• Kalona Cheese House marks 64 years in business
• Mini golfers raise money for Coralville library
• The Iowa wrestling team is in second place heading into the final day of the Big Ten Championships. You can follow the live blog of tomorrow's action below. Go Hawks!
• UI dance tourney highlights Indian culture
• Let the Quire get you in A Sentimental Mood
• The many faces of entrepreneurs
• All about perennials
• Stripping down for a good cause
• Where does Iowa City rank in cost of living?
• → University of Iowa: The Hawkeyes men's basketball team stunned #6 Purdue, 67-65!!! Go Hawks!
• Going nearly naked for a good cause
• City students learning the many sides to entrepreneurship
• Iowa City Police looking for info on hit-and-run
• Spring break traveling up
• CIVCO plans expansion in Coralville
• Regents cut traveling to $59 million in 2010
• Local gas prices up 30 cents in last week
• Quality of open jobs a concern
• Starman fund keeps legacy of entrepreneur alive
• Students to bring lawmakers budget concerns
• Stimulus boosting district staff
• Kids’ artwork brightens up downtown bank
• Kids’ artwork brightens up Iowa City bank
• College students to ask lawmakers to stop budget cuts
• Calling all Hawkeyes ... COPY AND PASTE THIS POST TO YOUR WALL. Make sure you visit the UI Facebook page at www.facebook.com/universityofiowa and click 'like' at the top of the page. Go Hawks!
• Unemployment down, underemployment up
• Wessels named UI Health Care associate VP
• Younkers donates $21,000 for breast cancer research at UI Holden Cancer Center
• Local gas prices up 30 cents since last week
• Murley: Leftover stimulus money will help maintain staffing
• It's FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY: This weekend, I'm going to ____________.
• Decorated calf statues part of 40th Solon Beef Days
• Elevator pitch fund carries on legacy of entrepreneur
• Spring break travel up, but students leery of some destinations
• School districts projected to sustain growth
• Residents offer input on Dubuque St. flood mitigation
• Conservation Board plans to buy land near Sutliff
• Couple vies for singer to perform at nuptials
• UI dorm to get convenience store
• County to charge for access permits
• Killer Bees take spelling bee title
• Residents give input for Dubuque Street’s flood mitigation plan
• Conservation Board plans to buy land near Sutliff
• Iowa City couple vie to have singer perform at wedding
• Enrollment rising at Iowa City, surrounding schools
• Conservation board plans to buy ’ecological gem’
• County implements access-permit fees for rural residents
• Iowa has above normal risk of minor flooding
• Get nearly naked for a good cause this Saturday: Join the UI Alumni Association S.T.A.T. Sat. for the Nearly Naked Mile. Donate clothing before the race to the Salvation Army and then hit streets of Iowa City!
• UI law students to spend spring break volunteering
• Burge Hall to get convenience store
• After settlement, UI to name new health HR leader
• Man charged with firing gun in Ecumenical Towers
• Regina to stage ’Bye Bye Birdie’
• Police: Man took girls against their will
• Group rallies for public employees, education
• Metcalf, others read to Lucas students
• Branstad announces appointees to Iowa’s boards and commissions
• The UI is set to offer a Harry Potter course for honors students. What would you want to discuss?
• Iowa City VA Hospital kidney transplant program celebrates 10 years
• Branstad: No push to end collective bargaining rights
• Regina to stage ’Bye Bye Birdie’ this weekend
• An Iraqi mother of three moved her family across the world to earn a PH.D. at the UI. Hear her story.
• Police: West Liberty man took girls against their will
• UIHC nurses get 3 percent raises under contract
• Law would recognize biological link
• Fewer firms in Midwest reporting layoffs
• Thud! Pothole season under way
• Atlas owners eye 808 location for Italian restaurant
• Fill your plate with color the Mediterranean way
• Council approves FY 2012 budget
• Woman jumps off bridge, dies
• Woman charged with child endangerment
• Students show heart
• Atlas, Jimmy Jack’s owners opening Italian restaurant
• Law would recognize biological connection of kids conceived posthumously
• Kids jump rope for heart
• VA hospital changes name
• Pothole season has arrived
• Iowa City eyeing new recycling system
• City gets positive sign on rail project
• Girl Scout cookies are making the rounds today. What's your favorite?
• Woman hit by semi identified
• Woman charged after children found wandering outside
• Fewer firms reporting layoffs in Midwest survey
• District looking into delayed notification
• Lawmakers: Repossess pay of convicted professors
• Council cools to sanctuary plan
• Year later, brewers raise a glass to beer law
• Two men arrested for manufacturing meth
• Solon hires new high school principal
• Huckabee signs books in Iowa City
• District looking into delayed notification calls
• One year later, brewers give thumbs up to new beer law
• Two men arrested for manufacturing meth
• If we are what we eat, how do we know what to eat? Registered dietitian Kathy Mellen, a lecturer in the Department of Health and Human Physiology offers some advice.
• Should Iowa ban plastic containing BPA?
• Critics blast UI deal with abortion doctor
• New Solon High principal named
• Iowa City to begin flushing fire hydrants
• West team Constitution scholars
• Summerwill makes banking a family affair
• Eagles flip to raise funds
• Iowa City schools have 2-hour delay
• Regina’s Lincoln here to serve
• Man charged with supplying alcohol
• Nearly naked, but still PG
• 1st female ROTC leader making a difference
• ’Make room for the river’
• Public will weigh in on Iowa City’s Gateway project
• First UI ROTC female battalion commander ready to make a difference
• Eagles flip pancakes for handicap center
• Nearly naked, but still PG
• Registered sex offender charged with supplying alcohol to minor
• UI looks into starting its first Asian fraternity
• Robots battle for supremacy
• As spring nears, check microclimates
• Bowl for Kids’ Sake keeps rolling
• Barbershop’s come a long way
• Costs increasing as county cares for roads
• UI starting its first Asian fraternity
• Robots take over IMU
• Doing more with less
• Bowl for Kids’ Sake keeps on rolling
• Man charged with assault causing bodily injury
• A gray Saturday in Iowa City, but spring is just around the corner, right? What was your favorite sign of spring at UI?
• Weighing hot jobs, interests
• Man charged with burglary
• Sport Clips honored for military support
• Providers warn of closures
• Bill would up time earned for inmates
• Hunninghake investigated for child porn
• Actress to screen film at alma mater
• N.L. man sentenced for mail fraud
• Iowa City man charged in burglary
• Today is the 185th birthday of Alexander G. Clark, Sr., one of Iowa's civil rights pioneers and the second African American law graduate from the university (his son, Alexander Clark, Jr., was the first black student at the university, and first bla
• Sport Clips recognized for military support
• Branstad nominates three to Iowa Board of Regents
• College students seeking extra help to find jobs
• UI grad, actress Tanna Frederick to attend Bijou screening
• Bill would increase earned time for inmates
• The University of Iowa was founded on this day in 1847- Happy 164th birthday!
• Hunninghake investigated for child porn; UI taking action
• UI grad-student employees get 2 percent raise
• Johnson County most active in Iowa
• Dilkes: Sanctuary city policies possible
• Police: Baby tested positive for meth
• Rockwell’s Jones speaks at Chamber banquet
• Union supporters stage rally in downtown
• Company to add 24 jobs in I.C.
• City attorney: Sanctuary city policies problematic, but possible
• MetaCommunications expanding, adding 24 jobs
• Johnson County most physically active in Iowa
• Rally calls for union support
• Police: 17-month-old tested positive for meth
• Up to 5 inches of snow by Friday
• Duffy ’lived every moment to the fullest’
• Tippie outlines tips for success
• Job outlook looks promising at UI fair
• Should city’s farmers market be downtown?
• Branstad names 3 to Iowa court
• Students sticking with it
• Why keep Hills Elementary open?
• Tippie MBA students will project how well a 2012 Academy Award contender will fare at the box office. But first come the 2011 awards--who do you think will take home an Oscar this weekend?
• Job outlook looks promising at UI fair
• Proposal would move farmers market downtown
• Washington man gets 50 years for killing wife
• Today, more than 1,300 UI students will be attending Spring Job and Internship Fair. What advice do you have for them as they seek jobs after graduation?
• Police investigating possible gun shots at Ecumenical Towers
• ’We’re in a delicate, vulnerable position’
• Board upset by groups’ support of bill
• Off-duty officer helps Hy-Vee staff with alleged shoplifter
• Northwest proud of authors in their midst
• Man charged with punching woman, spitting on doctor
• Cycling cross-country for cancer
• No change to Coralville tax levy
• Disabilities services preparing for possible shortfalls, reorganizations
• UI student charged with assaulting woman, officers
• Huckabee to make Iowa City stop
• Coach Bluder, Kash Alexander, Kelsey Cermak, and the rest of the Iowa Women's basketball coaches and team want you in the stands on Thursday night! Help us break the single-season attendance record! Go Hawks!
• Ed Podolak struck by car; no alcohol involved
• NWJH students recognized for writing
• UI student to cycle across country, raise money for cancer
• Off-duty officer stops alleged Hy-Vee shoplifter
• UI high jumper arrested in champagne-bottle attack
• UI, Itoh reach separation agreement
• UI graduate to read from her memoir Wednesday
• Sutliff Bridge funds set up
• Tuition hikes hurting future doctors
• Man allegedly threatened sister with knife
• RAGBRAI riders to get ’special’ welcome
• Jet Air Care gives Ill. teen flight of his life
• Legislature won’t force sale of Pollock
• ’Collaboration meets technology’
• Sutliff Bridge Authority creates two funds
• Forced sale of Pollock’s ’Mural’ dies in legislature
• Police: Man threatened sister with knife
• Tuition hikes may prevent doctors from working in small Iowa towns
• UI space is ’collaboration meets technology’
• Branstad: Pollock mural sale would chill donations to UI
• Hawks get tough love
• Jet Air Care flies in patient for live-saving surgery
• Most of us have been affected by something called “space weather” without even realizing it. Check out the latest edition of the Iowa Insights podcast and hear how University of Iowa researcher Craig Kletzing plans to study space weather- tin
• Coralville may raise building’s rent to collect taxes
• Mom charged with endangerment
• Division to celebration for New Pi
• It’s never too early to get ready for RAGBRAI -- for Coralville or riders
• 8th-grader wins essay contest
• City High orchestra director passes on love of music
• Coralville may raise building’s rent to collect taxes
• What do Census numbers mean for Corridor?
• Coralville’s New Pioneer rings in 10 years
• The ride and fall of Jason Watson
• Chamber Singers to perform today
• UI hosts annual Military Ball
• Marina celebrates 10 years
• UI art students use new artistry
• Iowa City man faces charges
• Riverside tops area casinos in profits
• Going back to school to help job prospects
• Official: District in deficit spending
• Leaders: Casino fears not realized
• Three teens charged with criminal mischief
• Buffett meets with UI students
• Clubs unite to raise funds
• Putting robot to the test
• Live blog from wrestling championships
• West closes in on the lead
• Three charged in vandalism case
• It's FILL IN THE BLANK FRIDAY! I met my best friend from college when I _____________.
• Iowa City Robotics Club working against the clock
• Live blog: Day 3 of state wrestling
• Flavor Flav wanted for local Polar Plunge team
• UI might fire prof over e-mails
• Panel OKs big boat engines on Macbride
• Regency appeal is denied
• Plan to redevelop S.E. Iowa City moves ahead
• Local Workforce office to close
• County approves ban of weapons
• Class matches artists at UI, UAY
• City doles out meter donations
• Animal shelter’s rebuilding effort is stalled
• Animal shelter in rebuilding limbo
• County Board of Health denies Regency’s appeal
• Iowa City Workforce Development office to close
• Donation stations take in about $800 in six months
• Teachers ask for 3 percent raise, district stands pat
• Pellet gun causes minor scare at hospital
• University of Iowa initiates proceedings against Malik Juweid
• Johnson County becomes latest to issue gun ban
• Snow on the Pentacrest is rapidly melting away- see
• L.L. Pelling wants Flavor Flav on Polar Plunge team
• Former UI physician placed on probation
• House panel approves lifting horsepower limit on Lake Macbride
• State wrestling tournament live blog -- Day 2
• Wright joins Wilburn in not seeking re-election
• Police chief: Gun ban is common sense
• Knitting author to read from new book
• New sandwich joint rolls into Iowa City
• Organ donation waiting list grows
• Driver in fatal accident comes forward
• Blanco shares anti-bullying message
• Hotels filling fast for RAGBRAI
• Police chief: gun ban is “common sense”
• New sandwich joint rolls into Iowa City
• Reading eBooks on Your iPad? Check out ICPL’s Overdrive collection.
• Truck driver injured in morning crash
• Jodee Blanco delivers anti-bullying message to West High
• Did you travel overseas while you were at the UI? If so, where did you go and what did you learn from the experience?
• Mason delivers written remarks over Pollock mural
• Hotels filling fast for RAGBRAI
• Organ donation waiting list continues to grow
• Knitting author to read from new book
• Driver in fatal hit-and-run comes forward
• Wright joins Wilburn in not seeking re-election
• House panel backs bill to sell Pollock mural
• Preschools could be cut under plan
• Local sailors oppose horsepower legislation
• County officials work on weather policies
• Citizen’s Police Academy boasts record turnout
• Iowa Legislature may put a cap on sabbaticals
• Officials to discuss possible sale of Pollock
• Firearms banned on city property
• 10,000 Hours to add 2nd show
• Bill would give mobile home owners more rights
• City keeps eye on melting snow
• Victim identified in fatal head-on collision
• New legislation would give Iowa mobile-home owners more rights
• Legislators may put a cap on sabbaticals
• County officials discussing office closures for weather events
• UI, regent leaders to talk to legislators about Pollock sale
• Local sailors oppose eliminating horsepower limit
• Live blog from state wrestling
• Citizen’s Police Academy has record turnout
• Preschools at Hills, Twain could be lost under Branstad proposal
• Attention students: submit your photos for the Aging 360 photo contest, designed to increase visibility of contemporary older adults. See for contest rules and entry forms, and photos from the 2010 winners.
• Second Avenue in Coralville closed
• Henry Tippie returning to Iowa City for speech
• Exhibit looks back at UI’s time of turbulence
• City Council to discuss cameras at tonight’s meeting
• Structure fire contained by ICFD
• Structure fire contained by ICFD
• UI exhibit looks back at tumultuous times
• Man gets 6 months for raid on farm
• Law school noted for public interest law
• Kids show heart with music
• Broadway center plans expansion
• Iowa City Council to consider traffic cameras
• Broadway Neighborhood Center planning expansion
• UI law school recognized for public interest law
• House subcommittee approves abortion ban
• Man involved in UI Spence Labs raid sentenced in ferret case
• Branstad makes preschool proposal
• City looks to keep snow melt flowing
• Happy Valentine's Day, Hawkeyes! What is the most romantic place on Iowa's campus?
• Preucil School set to celebrate musical greats
• UI to host Black and Gold Running Symposium on Sat.
• Stika keeps passion going at yarn shop
• Teen dead after being hit on I-80
• Kauffman benefit to help offset stroke expenses
• Enjoy weather while you can
• Official: No spike in marriages on V-Day
• Longtime valentines share their secret
• Enjoy weather while you can
• Teenager killed in hit-and-run on I-80
• UI student group celebrates Lunar New Year
• Time spent teaching handwriting shrinking
• UI grad to join Volunteer Hall of Fame
• Students pass on energy savings
• Albrecht starts as JECC director
• An asset to the art community
• Vets deal with returning to work force
• UI students protest tuition hike
• N.L. getting new gym
• Regents divided on sale of Pollock
• Library gets a Hogwarts makeover
• Judge lifts injunction on N.L. land deal
• Locals celebrate Mubarak’s departure
• Hungry Hobo now Red Pepper
• Does the Legislature have it out for UI?
• Check out West Branch in new movie trailer
• Vets deal with returning to work force
• Former Hawkeye Tony Burrier opening new gym
• Solon Public Library transforms into Hogwarts
• Hungry Hobo morphs into Timmy Flynn’s Red Pepper Grill
• Locals celebrate Mubarak’s departure
• Mubarak resignation sets off Mideast celebrations
• Regents head: Forced sale of Pollock painting a ’bad idea’
• Pollock sale would threaten UI accreditation
• University of Iowa student Dan Olinghouse was in studying in Egypt when protests started- read his story:
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Judge lifts injunction on NL land deal
• Students test effects of energy drinks on driving
• Southgate aims to rehabilitate Broadway condominiums
• Minority populations increase in Johnson County, Census shows
• Locals expect ’chaos’ in Egypt
• Business starting anew
• Council aims to ban guns on city property
• Congolese restaurant open again after 2008 flood
• Iowa’ redistricting process to be put to the test
• House GOP proposes smaller budget than Branstad
• Locals expect ’chaos’ in Egypt
• City asks for help in clearing storm drains
• Governments move to ban guns on public property
• FILL IN THE BLANK: If I was in Iowa City, I'd be having lunch at ____________.
• Police: Taxi passenger carrying crack cocaine
• UI’s Raymond a finalist for Colorado law school dean
• Group to treat cleft deformities
• Passion for soap operas lands N.L. woman on ’Oprah’
• Porn film back on at Bijou
• University leaders talk effects of budget cuts
• Has time run out for the Pollock?
• Realtor Association awarded grant
• Loebsack typifies partisan voting
• U.N. official to speak at UI
• Court: Charges dismissed in error
• Thriller at Carver-Hawkeye tonight! The Hawkeyes took No. 14 Wisconsin to overtime before falling 62-59. Who was your MVP?
• Bill would make UI sell Pollock Mural
• City, West student newspapers featured in national ‘Best of’ book
• Iowa City's got its own Cash CAB. Get in on the fun!
• Court: Ninja robber dismissed in error
• Planning for City High fine arts addition moves ahead
• Passion for soap operas lands North Liberty woman on Oprah Winfrey Show
• ’Disco Dolls in Hot Skin’ porn back on at Bijou
• Regents president complains of budget cuts
• The Iowa men's basketball team has won back-to-back Big Ten games. Can the Hawkeyes take down No. 13 Wisconsin tonight at Carver-Hawkeye? Will you be watching?
• Realtor Association awarded grant
• UIHC: Growth needed for viability
• UI endowment tops $1 billion
• Some students could transfer to West
• North Liberty moves ahead with UICCU tax rebate agreement
• Police: Dog taken from apartment before fire
• Man sues officers for use of excessive force
• Real Records closing up shop
• Barta: UI handled case fairly
• Bill would ban increases in school budgets
• Some Northwest students could transfer to West under plan
• UI endowment tops $1 billion
• Barta not sure UI would handle rhabdo case differently
• The Roots, Decemberists and Kim and Thurston from Sonic Youth will be at UI this spring. What are some of your favorite concerts from your student days?
• Man sues officers, city, state for alleged excessive force
• No budgetary school growth, House GOP says
• Charles Thompson murder trial rescheduled
• Police: Stranger took dog before apartment fire
• Woman celebrates 105th birthday
• UI’s presidential committee on athletics reviewed
• Police seek help in fire investigation
• Police: Man drove drunk to steal bike
• Police receive vandalism reports
• Pawlenty visits UI campus
• PNE Wind USA plans county’s first wind farm
• Beware of bitter cold
• Woman celebrates her 105th birthday
• UI presidential committee on athletics under review
• Wind farm in works near Solon
• Congrats to former Iowa Hawkeye Bryan Bulaga, who helped the Green Bay Packers win the Super Bowl last night.
• More vehicle vandalism reported
• Fired UIHC worker denies privacy breach
• Police: Person seen taking dog from apartment fire
• Iowa students raised $1,220,146.17 at Dance Marathon 17!
• Police: Man drove drunk to steal bike
• Pawlenty headed to Iowa City
• Good morning, Hawkeyes! Well ... which were your favorite Super Bowl commercials?
• Regina celebrates Catholic School Week
• West’s Wagner has found his voice
• Packers, Steelers fans come together to watch
• The great bald eagle comeback
• I.C. man charged with punching officer
• Batcheller has ’knack’ investigating crimes
• 1871 superintendent’s book found at South East
• Man arrested for punching police officer
• Students, residents set for big game
• County declared a disaster
• Students work to raise awareness of radon
• UI alum finds way to connect
• Spread the love with a singing Valentine
• Evening in the East celebrated
• COGS plan Monday rally
• Residents pack annual chili dinner
• More residents becoming their own boss
• Dancing the night away
• Does all this snow increase flood risk?
• UI brought 651 to Insight Bowl
• Groups offer free tax services
• SSA inquires about renting county space
• Plans show City remodel
• Dance Marathon all about the kids
• Does all this snow increase flood risk?
• Calling all Hawkeyes! The UI ranks dead last in the Big Ten, behind even Nebraska, in 'likes' on our Facebook page. Share this link and copy and paste this post with it and encourage all your fellow Hawkeyes to 'like' the UI. Go Hawks
• Author Yann Martel to visit ICPL
• UI took 651 people to the Insight Bowl
• Jimmy Fallon’s house band The Roots to play IMU
• Iowa City Transit routes affected by road conditions
• DANCE MARATHON! Hundreds of UI students will dance for 24 hours straight starting tonight to raise funds for the University of Iowa Children's Hospital and University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. Drop in a comment or like if you participated when
• Police: Woman returned marijuana to Kohl’s
• Animal Services looking for dog that bit
• Iowa City snow emergency extended
• Souper Bowl draws hundreds
• Solon High School principal retiring this year
• Share, SOTA team up for brunches
• Supervisors weigh Capitol St. property
• Ousted justice: Judges now likely to campaign
• UIHC firing 3 over UI player records
• Storm recovery will take days
• Iowa City man’s testimony draws national interest
• Presidents, Miles back tuition plan
• Markus to gauge interest in traffic cameras
• Souper Bowl draws hungry crowd
• Iowa City man’s testimony draws national interest
• For UI staff, faculty and students living in Iowa City: the city has extended the Snow Emergency which will continue on February 4th at 8 a.m. and conclude on February 5th at 8 a.m.
• City manager to gauge council interest in traffic cameras
• UI official: FEMA denial on art museum not surprising
• Blizzard recovery will take days, city says
• 3 fired, 2 suspended in football player-UIHC breach
• Some Iowans could see tuition hike of 40 percent
• Regents approve new UIHC tower
• Coralville city services resume
• Iowa City buses on regular schedule
• Hospitals, businesses make do during storm
• Tornado, flood -- now a fire for Happy Joe’s
• Students could face 5 percent tuition hike
• THE BIG DIG
• Emergency workers report smooth sailing during storm
• Businesses, hospitals make do during storm
• Making the most of the February 2011 blizzard on the University of Iowa campus.
• UI students face 5% tuition hike
• Snowed in today? If so, how are you avoiding cabin fever?
• Police release composite sketch of arson witness
• Emergency responders report smooth sailing after storm
• Iowa City area sees 12-15 inches of snow
• Blizzard shuts down region
• Snowpocalypse 2011: Downtown or ghost town?
• Snowpocalypse 2011: Pretty to look at. Not so pretty to slog through.
• Iowa City begins digging out
• Check this website for event cancellations and service updates.
• Snowpocalypse 2011: If you're getting around campus today, be sure to thank these guys and the other fine folks of Facilities Management.
• Blizzard of 2011 live blog
• All University of Iowa classes (day and evening) are canceled Wednesday. Students with clinical duties should consult supervisors. Employees should report as scheduled, safety permitting.
• From University of Iowa Recreational Services: Due to the inclement weather, some recreation facilities may open late on February 2, 2011. The Campus Recreation & Wellness Center and Field House ARE open at this time. Please call Fitness East, the H
• All University of Iowa classes canceled
• No charge to park in city ramps today
• Southeast Iowa a ’movie scene’
• All bus service, trash collection suspended
• Newspaper delivery will be late
• Parts of highways shut down
• Apts. Downtown subject of lawsuit
• Coralville officers recognized
• Kickoff for Relay for Life on Thursday
• Contestants battle to be dubbed ’Smartest Iowan’
• Magic Johnson to speak at UI
• Guard troops mobilized for blizzard duty in Iowa
• Locals gear up for storm
• Iowa City schools closed Wednesday
• Iowa City schools closed Wednesday
• Iowa National Guard on blizzard duty
• Hawk Alert: The University of Iowa has canceled on-campus evening classes (after 4:30 p.m. today) and morning classes (before 10 a.m. Wednesday) because of winter weather. Students with clinical duties consult with preceptors or supervising faculty. Univ
• Magic Johnson to talk business in University of Iowa lecture
• Smartest Iowan game show celebrates two years
• Police break up Coralville house party; 46 PAULAs issued
• Locals gear up for impending snow storm
• UI cancels afternoon, morning classes
• IC physician on probation for excessive drinking
• Class-action lawsuit filed against Apts. Downtown
• Iowa City schools dismiss early
• Computer classes to be held in February
• Kickoff for Relay for Life on Thursday
• Send us your snow photos
• Tips for getting through a big winter storm
• Coralville honors two police officers
• Winter weather cancellations
• Ickys recognize Corridor’s winners
• RAGBRAI needs volunteers
• Police: Woman assaulted officer
• From job shadow to designer
• Council mostly happy with housing map
• 52 permits to carry make sheriff uneasy
• Learning life skills through the culinary arts
• Monster storm has sights set on the Midwest
• Get excited about water gardening
• Shelter House using culinary arts to teach skills
• Sheriff uneasy about 52 permits to carry
• With a winter storm on the way, it's a good time to review the university's inclement weather policy.
• Man running scams since 2008, police say
• North Liberty snow emergency begins 9 p.m. Monday
• Crowd expected at public hearing on gay marriage
• Businesses, students connect with job shadow program
• FEMA denies UI’s appeal over art museum ruling
• The lecture by former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich scheduled for 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 1, in the Main Lounge of the Iowa Memorial Union, has been cancelled. No alternate date has been scheduled at this time.
• Police: Woman raised shovel at officer
• UI students ready for another Dance Marathon
• UI couple tackles brain trauma treatment
• Snowstorm expected to blow through area
• Singers to perform ’Ode to the Virgin’
• Sixth annual Snowflakes and Strings for Systems
• Fire damages Dodge St. apartments
• Reaching another life milestone together
• Chudzik aims for Naval Academy
• Area families celebrate winter fever
• Coralville celebrates WinterFest
• Big storm forecast to blow through area
• Fire damages Dodge St. apartments
• RAGBRAI making a pitstop in Coralville this year
• Iowa legislators debate state’s budget, education
• Kids learn lessons of chess
• New era of clipping coupons?
• God bless Egypt and its people’s freedom
• New UI policy gives hiring edge to vets
• Iowa legislators debate state’s budget, education
• Plant vegetables this year
• Kids learn lessons of chess
• Watch live RAGBRAI route announcement
• New UI policy gives hiring preference to veterans
• New era of clipping coupons
• The USA Diving Winter National Championships start tomorrow. Come on down to the Campus Recreation and Wellness Center to check it out!
• What does affordable housing look like?
• UI prof worried, optimistic for friends
• Pride, anger for homeland
• Legal issues plague city’s housing policy
• Locals on waiting list struggle to get by
• Official: Tax may threaten Riverside Casino
• Despite local preference, out-of-area residents hopeful
• Audit looks at missed billing, patient privacy
• Lucas Elementary hosts ’mini marathon’
• Leaders: Public, private sectors need each other
• Former bus driver sentenced to prison
• FEMA denies art museum’s appeal
• Lucas hosts mini Dance Marathon
• Regents auditing UIHC for billing, privacy issues
• FEMA denies UI art museum appeal
• Former Iowa City school bus driver sentenced for child porn
• Sad news for comic book fans, but a great plug for The University of Iowa. As the story line goes, radiation from the Van Allen Radiation Belt -- named after Iowa's very own astrophysicist, the late James Van Allen -- gave Mr. Fantastic, the Invisib
• UIHC investigating privacy violations
• Police say man put LSD on Pez
• Development leaders: Public, private sectors need each other
• Biology East, Van Allen Hall reopen after gas leak
• Military takes to the streets of Cairo
• Poetry in Public deadline approaching
• Sustainability hard to measure in road maintenance
• Riverfront district taking shape
• Alumnus combines theater, outdoors
• District officials consider possible effects of proposal
• UI prof is among 9 Iowa court nominees
• N. Liberty starts new process to get UICCU site
• UI announces music school plans
• Mobile banking more mainstream
• City creates model for affordable housing locations
• $1.1B UIHC overhaul on deck
• Mobile banking more mainstream
• N.L. begins new process for acquiring UICCU site
• District official reacts to Branstad’s budget proposal
• UI alum combines outdoors and theater
• Sustainability hard to measure with road maintenance
• Iowa City prepares computer model for future assisted housing locations
• Fill in the blank: My favorite thing about Iowa City is ______________.
• High graduation, retention rates for UI, Iowa State
• UIHC considering $1.1 billion overhaul
• UI plans to end 3 more graduate programs
• Branstad offers budget with deep cuts
• UI to purchase MidWestOne property for $4.6M
• Check out this video the Office of Admissions put together highlighting the Hawkeyes men's and women's swim teams. The men currently rank 23rd in the nation! Go Hawks!
• Senate GOP fails in attempt to force same-sex marriage vote
• Shoveling-related injuries surge
• Riverfront park at center of city’s redevelopment
• School district to post signs banning weapons
• No snow days, yet, for school districts
• Police: Felon reports gun stolen
• Cab driver assaulted woman, police say
• Board of Medicine puts 2 on probation
• That’s one big book
• Piggybacking on yesterday's post about jobs ... Alums, if you have an advanced degree, what is it and from where? Current students, what are you hoping to pursue in grad school?
• UI Libraries adds 10K-page book of poetry
• Northside street markers reported stolen
• Board of Medicine places two on probation
• Shoveling-related injuries surge in winter
• Riverfront park at heart of redevelopment plans
• Nation’s top divers to compete in Iowa City
• UI law students help commute abused woman’s prison sentence
• We've got a new kind of 'gas' station at the UI: a solar-powered stop for our electric automobiles.
• Council denies Piano Lounge’s liquor license, renews Slippery Pete’s
• Attempted murder trial delayed
• Are you hosting a summer camp?
• Police: Cab driver assaulted passenger
• Police: Man reports illegally obtained gun stolen
• Methane buildup cause of explosion
• Faculty look at other ways to fund sabbaticals
• A ’different kind of gas station’
• Hills students to go to South East
• IRL finalizing deals for tenants
• Firefighters fight for position
• District to prohibit weapons in buildings
• New school will be named Norman Borlaug Elementary
• Faculty consider other options for sabbatical funding
• New charging station a "different kind of gas station"
• UI contractor fined over safety violations in 2009
• OSHA investigating worker’s death
• If you're an alum, what was your first job after graduating from the UI and what do you do now? If you're a student, what do you want to do after graduation?
• Methane build-up cause of Coralville explosion
• ICPD names Batcheller 2010 Officer of the Year
• Willowwind hosts open house
• Biomedical project moving forward
• Realtors express hope for 2011
• Red light for Sunday city buses
• Gov. seeks alternatives to train funding
• UI professor pleads to lesser charge
• Worker killed in UI construction accident
• Surviving tax season
• Biomedical discovery project moves forward
• Branstad seeks alternatives to tax subsidy for passenger train plan
• UI professor pleads guilty to lesser charge in Chicago
• Are Hawkeye fans obligated to root for the Steelers because they wear black and gold?
• CPAs gear up for busy tax season
• Meet Sports Medicine director Ned Amendola, head team physician for the Hawkeye athletic teams. He talks about moderation in preventing injury, how to tell if someone is “playing through the pain,” and how he and his team take care of all tho
• Realtors express hope for 2011
• Worker dies in UI construction accident
• Branstad: Up to 1,500 workers could lose jobs
• Sally Mason: Assault case can be a lesson
• Local J.C. Penney not affected by closings
• Press-Citizen giving away tickets to Diving Championships
• Young fishermen go out on the ice
• Workers jam at ’jellys’
• Pursuing a love of knowledge
• Students to go for checkmate at Weber
• Leader of the (mobile) pack
• Iowa River Landing is progressing right along
• Making political equality reality
• Mason calls budget limits ’painful’ at UI
• UI president call limits ‘painful’
• Lloyd-Jones working for political equality
• Young fishermen go out on the ice
• Police say man was drunk on snowmobile
• Police: Man tried to drive through gate
• Police say brothers assaulted officer
• Turning a passion into a business
• IRL development coming along
• Working alone no more
• Big Ten Icons No. 7 ... Iowa's Nile Kinnick! Today at 4 p.m. CST on the Big Ten Network. Go Hawks!
• Downtown businesses considering professional management
• Volunteers helping to feed Haitians
• Bucking cabin fever at Amana Winterfest
• Volunteers package 24,000 meals
• Bucking cabin fever at Winterfest
• Proposed budget to hike property taxes
• UI students get etiquette refresher
• Satterfield misses sentencing
• Board to discuss where Hills, Lincoln students will go
• For some, job at UI is job for life
• Coralville arts center picks new director
• Is Hills worth keeping open?
• School board to discuss where to send Hills, Lincoln students
• One downtown Iowa City bank thermometer says it's -2. Another bank one block away says it's 4. A six degree difference in one block?
• For many, job at UI is a job for life
• The UI Libraries may have the thickest book in the world, a massive 100-volume work of 10,000 pages of poetry, measuring two feet thick.
• UI business, law students learn table manners
• Property tax could increase up to 4.7 percent
• Cost review could lead to closure of Hills Elementary
• Sisters, mother launch home collection
• Coralville’s performing arts center hires director
• Fair share matrix determines housing placement
• Affordable housing glossary
• Local housing providers and services
• Regional policy could benefit affordable housing situation
• Need for affordable housing on the rise
• Satterfield sentencing delayed
• It's a cold one in Iowa City this morning, Hawkeyes! Where are you, and what's the temp?
• Prosecutors won’t challenge Satterfield’s plea agreement
• Supervisors to take project bids
• UI gives provost search timeline
• Mediacom ready to roll out changes
• Making lunch healthier
• E-textbooks cheaper but catching on slowly at UI
• Bar may lose its liquor license
• Advocate: Verdict proof of sexual assault stigma
• ’Virtual Virgil Hancher’ goes live on Twitter
• Everson guilty of assault
• Supervisors to accept project bids
• Mediacom gets ready to roll out changes
• Virgil Hancher goes on Twitter
• City council to vote on parking facility, flood gate contracts
• E-textbooks cheaper, but slow to catch on
• UI lays out provost search timeline
• School lunches to adapt to new nutrition standards
• Sexual assault case far from over
• Expanded bus service, Sunday routes not likely
• Fill in the blank: My favorite class at the UI is/was ____________.
• Slippery Pete’s liquor license in jeopardy
• Everson verdict proof of sexual assault stigma, advocate says
• Gronstal: Dems will prevent deep preschool cuts
• Everson ready to move on
• Everson found guilty of assault
• Cedric Everson Trial -- Verdict live blog
• Rockwell Collins fiscal Q1 profit jumps 25 percent
• DJK’s drug house charge dropped
• Fire reported at Nisly Wood Products in Kalona
• GOP to widen scope of proposed same-sex marriage ban
• Summerwill retires from MidWestOne
• Iowa House votes to cut preschool funding
• Businesses deal with shall carry permits
• Deliberations ongoing in Everson trial
• County considers gun ban
• UI dean: Cutting smoking programs ’step backward’
• Norris: Listen to MLK’s speeches
• Police: Drunk man allegedly stole cab
• Road upgrades delayed
• UI dean: Cutting smoking programs ’step backward’
• Road upgrades delayed
• Judge rejects challenge to judicial retention
• House GOP preps $500 million in spending cuts
• Business owners tackle gun permit change
• Everson trial: No verdict on Wednesday
• Police: Man got drunk, stole taxi
• Everson trial: Jury requests testimony replay
• Summerwill retires as chairman of MidWestOne board
• Everson trial: Jury deliberations continue
• UI grad student Nicholas Yanes weighs in on the super hero's sidekick's role in the new movie The Green Hornet. What is your favorite dynamic duo?
• Students challenge officers
• Olympic Trials coming to Iowa City
• Seniors reach new horizons with band
• Iowa City Quality Inn now a Clarion
• City to keep events funding flat
• Dvorsky on rail: It’s now or never
• Closing arguments presented in trial
• Arts center springing to life
• It's official! Iowa City is going to host the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials for wrestling.
• Iowa City to host 2012 Olympic Trials
• Everson trial: Closing arguments begin
• 1,000+ state employees face possible pink slips
• 4 not-guilty pleas in Iowa film scandal
• New Horizons band celebrates 16 years
• Welcome back everyone to the spring semester!
• Everson trial: Defense rests, judge reduces charges
• Cedric Everson Trial -- Day 5 live blog
• Student: Phony money is from drug deal
• UI launches the Hawkeye Caucus
• Hawkeye Improvements offers earth-based plaster
• Volunteers answer the call
• Iowa City considers stormwater fee hike
• Taking a polar plunge
• Iowa City considers stormwater fee hike
• Deep freeze on the way
• Groups mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day with service
• Public meeting on Riverfront Crossings
• Student: Phony money came from drug deal
• Local businesses optimistic for 2011, but still cautious
• Transplant that was ’meant to be’ celebrates 5 years
• N.L. resident among 4.2% of unemployed
• Everson sexual assault trial to resume Tuesday
• Jeune learning about America
• Scrabble Club growing
• North Liberty works on budget
• Man builds career around love of books
• Blustery cold weather means it’s time to feed the birds
• Hoping for some local random acts of culture
• Kirkwood hosts its winter market
• Group helping to fill shelter with children’s books
• Settling into American life
• 30 years after leaving a state hospital, John Stimmel has what he always wanted
• Group helping to fill shelter with children’s books
• Settling into American life
• UI lawyer tracing slavery history in Midwest
• Trinity calls for volunteers on MLK day
• What do you want to be when you grow up?
• Paranormal team investigates N.L. home
• Hawkeyes Marcus Coker and Micah Hyde named to ESPN's All-Bowl Team. Congrats, guys! Both Hyde and Coker will be back next season!
• Weber Elementary hosts career day
• 150 expected for Trinity Church MLK Day project
• Vote for UI alum Frankie Ma to be on Survivor! Frankie is a theatre grad from Oskaloosa. His video on the CBS site linked below is: aznspinner04. Good luck, Frankie!
• Branstad vows to cut Iowa state spending, taxes
• Last quiet Friday morning on the ped mall before the students return next week.
• What a difference a mentor makes
• City eyes police, fire cuts to trim budget
• Judge to consider acquittal
• Rec area gets $1.6M state grant
• UI psych dept. plans for growth
• Doctor pushes cervical cancer awareness
• Grassley: Obama’s health care bill should be repealed
• See this fun video promoting Live Healthy Iowa at the University of Iowa.
• Auditioning for ’America’s Got Talent’?
• UI doc hopes to raise awareness about cervical cancer
• Mentoring programs in need of funding
• Law dean: Bar could’ve done more on retention vote
• Everson trial: Judge to consider lesser charge
• Branstad urged to toughen voting rules for felons
• Cedric Everson Trial -- Day 4 live blog
• Girl Scout cookies back with new creation
• Satterfield testifies sex was consensual
• Businessman faces asbestos violations
• Program encourages kids to ’Think First’
• UI eyes sleep for employees
• Conditions in Haiti hit doctor hard
• 3 face charges in meth probe
• Program encourages students to ‘Think First’
• Everson trial: Satterfield testifies
• Everson trial: Athletes, Ferentz testify
• 3 arrested after meth lab investigation on Keokuk Street
• Big differences between U.S., Haiti still hit doctor hard
• Cedric Everson Trial -- Day 3 live blog
• Hopson unseats Lane on council
• Study: Region has gained jobs
• Professor wants license revoked
• Climatologist: Snowfall not at last year’s pace
• Board decides not to adopt new property maintenance code
• Dad, son charged with willful injury
• Our View - Iowans wish Culver luck in future efforts
• Next level for social media
• School Board to revisit decision
• Alleged victim testifies
• Alleged victim testifies at Everson trial
• Don't want to wait in the snow and cold for your bus ? Check via text, phone, or mobile device to see if it's on time with Bus on the Go (Bongo) at www.ebongo.org/
• Culver cites accomplishments in speech
• Professor wants revocation, suspension for UIHC official
• Jury selected in Everson trial
• Father, son arrested after hammer attack
• City council votes to rezone Towncrest
• Champion questions legality of BYOB clubs
• Piano Lounge granted reprieve
• Cedric Everson Trial -- Day 2 live blog
• McGhee, Norris to participate in UI’s MLK celebration
• Paranormal team to share North Liberty findings
• New building crops up at Happy Joe’s site
• UIHC: Don’t leave inmates unguarded
• Should the library ban firearms?
• Murley hears criticism over redistricting plans
• Jury selection takes up Day 1 of Everson trial
• The Tippie College of Business' website is currently out of commission, but it's expected to be back online Tuesday morning. Prospective Tippie MBA students can still apply online at
• Some liquor fees go up
• UIHC to counties: Don’t leave inmates unguarded
• Legislature convenes for session focused on budget
• Jury selection underway in Everson trial
• Cedric Everson Trial -- Day 1 live blog
• Old-school gaming
• Local officials hopeful for session
• Coach helps continue strong debate team history
• Coralville may raise its water rates
• Everson trial begins today
• Jensen sings way to honor choir
• Downtown at a crossroads
• Coralville may increase water rates
• Everson trial to begin Monday
• Local officials have goals for legislative session
• Coral North still growing, developing
• Rep. Loebsack ’shocked and deeply saddened’ by violence
• Woman sought in assault, robbery
• One injured in Hwy 1 collision
• When winter strikes, be prepared
• New program aims to help at-risk youth
• State in minority on child DNR laws
• Our connections to opera ’Tosca’
• Seed Savers Exchange has much to offer
• One injured in Highway 1 collision
• Woman sought in assault, robbery
• New stores coming; Target revamping
• Divine intervention
• Could UI recoup salaries?
• To-go containers now biodegradable
• Institute hopes to show civic engagement
• Principal: Students can fit in at S.E.
• A touch of Ireland
• Principal: Hills, Lincoln students can fit at South East
• Target remodel will add pharmacy, grocery items
• Shoe Carnival, TJ Maxx coming to Coralville
• Iowa City woman arrested for stabbing partner in back
• Touch of Ireland comes to Regina
• Piano Lounge’s liquor license in question
• Iowa flu hospitalization rate jumps
• Iowa City could prohibit guns on property
• Hayek to Branstad: Support IC-Chicago train
• Murley meets with Hills parents
• Kinnick flyover was too low
• Fieldhouse closes longtime home
• Herbert Hoover site names new superintendent
• Group cans turkey for the needy worldwide
• County considering $1M in projects
• Culver says farewell in Iowa City
• City can prohibit guns on property
• Hayek to Branstad: Support IC-Chicago train
• Fieldhouse closes, moves in with Slippery Pete’s
• Barkalow pleads not guilty to charges related to tailgate
• County considering $1M in remodeling projects
• What defunct things, ideas, TV shows, etc. do you recall from the past?
• Police: Mother knew child performed sex act on sibling
• Swisher named superintendent of Hoover NHS
• UI requests information in Itoh case
• Saving disappearing icons
• City High student double fundraising goal
• Employer fined in fatal fall
• Officials discuss justice center options
• One issue dominates debate
• UI seeks information in Itoh case
• Family of twins asking CCA to change graduation
• Employer facing OSHA violations, fine from fatal Boyd fall
• Iowa City police investigating westside robbery
• Gold prices help business
• Rail supporters still confident about project
• N. Liberty defends development project
• Too many good books from 2010 to mention
• Ginsberg tapped for area arts honor
• Time to file an easier FAFSA
• Seniors swap roof for free Internet service
• Sears returning to Sycamore
• North Liberty makes case for UICCU land deal
• Supporters of passenger rail remain optimistic
• Branstad says grounds for impeachment not there
• Sears returning to Sycamore Mall
• January Technology Services
• Frosty weather curbs alcohol sales
• Economy on the rise in Midwest
• Iowa House GOP offers $500M in cuts
• Stiers Gifts closing after 34 years
• Roommates arrested for marijuana grow operation
• Sheriff’s office slammed with permit applications
• Ponseti’s widow dies after stroke
• Coralville negotiating for Von Maur
• Trial for suspected bank robber delayed
• New program aims to help at-risk youth
• Stiers Gifts closing after 34 years
• Iowa House GOP proposes spending cuts
• Roommates arrested for growing, selling marijuana
• Midwest survey suggests continued economic growth
• Coming soon: Blood test that spots cancer
• Technology improving distance learning
• Nominations in for annual Icky Honors
• Key hires coming soon for UI flood project
• Fencers show their stuff
• Barry takes reins at Mercer’s I.C. office
• Icky Honors announces nominations
• Key hires coming soon for UI flood project
• High tech improving distance ed
• Former UI math professor publishes book
• Cross-cultural connections
• It’s a boy! At Mercy on New Year’s Day
• Counting carbs, but not to diet
• Gas prices expected to keep rising
• Connecting communities through choral singing
• A new year brings plenty of great new plants
• 10 to watch in 2011
• Hayek and Rocklin rewrite city’s history
• Sharp Shooters club to teach guns, bows
• Playwright publishes ’Blue Yonder’
• Kids ring in the noon year
• UI center finds new home
• Everson trial to begin Jan. 10
• Officials still unsure why sewer line broke
• Hope House escapee caught
• Officials work to address jail space issues
• Stick with your 2011 resolutions
• Woman suing Scheels after daughter hurt on treadmill
• North Coralville residents asked to limit wastewater discharge
• A quiet winter day at the University of Iowa...
• Obermann Center finds new home, director
• Hope House escapee apprehended
• Everson sexual assault trial will begin in January
• Iowa City writer publishes online
• Oaknoll plans for nearly $35M addition
• Crisis Center helps survivors cope
• 2010 suicides drop in county
• Porter drops suit
• FireWater to close following holiday
• Libraries, cities examine options
• Gun law changes coming
• Libraries, cities, banks examining options with new gun law
• New gun law takes effect Monday
• Eastbound I-80 down to one lane
• Mike Porter drops lawsuit against Iowa City
• Johnson County sees lower suicide rate in 2010
• Oaknoll planning for multi-million dollar expansion
• Holiday office hours
• Marcus Coker is the offensive MVP of the Insight Bowl; Micah Hyde is the defensive MVP.
• Hawkeyes win the Insight Bowl vs. Mizzou 27-24! Great job and a great way to end the season!
• New ground for restauranteur
• Injured worker in good condition
• Clinic provides valuable service to community
• Chamber leading trip to India
• Hawkeyes lead Mizzou 17-10 at halftime in the Insight Bowl.
• Only a few minutes to the Insight Bowl kickoff. Go Hawks!
• Injured man in good condition
• New Okoboji Grill to open in March
• Hawkeye Adam Robinson arrested in Des Moines
• Anyone have photos from last night's Hawkeye Huddle? Share theme here. Let's go Hawks!
• Student newspapers excel locally, nationally
• Holiday office hours
• County looking to add rural tornado sirens
• Local job survey offers some hope
• One injured in explosion
• Diverse programs for diverse populations
• City student to finish year studing in India
• Job survey offers hope
• What are your Insight Bowl plans? Who is in Tempe for the game?
• One injured in Coralville explosion
• City High student heading to India
• Coralville work-release inmate still not returned
• Kickoff nears as on-field Insight Bowl preparations conclude Sunday.
• UI officer ready to run with new role
• Citizens shape top stories
• Providing emergency child care to families
• Put away the leftovers, it’s time to shop again
• Getting going on city building
• Official: No urgency in decision about bar on campus
• Program moves people toward independence
• UI needs funds for alcohol plan
• Perfect day for a movie
• Time for setting gardening New Year’s resolutions
• Hills man faces theft, sex abuse charges
• Working the holiday
• Snow makes for a picturesque holiday
• Inmate escapes from Coralville work release center
• JECC hires executive director
• Finally calling lab home
• Program serving up food and friendships
• Leadership of City Carton stays in Ockenfels family
• Hunninghake files to prevent records release
• Efforts to expand area trails paying off
• Fire destroys garage
• Kalona family escapes fire unharmed
• UI researcher files suit to keep records secret
• White Christmas likely, according to forecasters
• Official: Horn on schedule
• Regents want more funding
• Art school remains positive after failed land deal
• Murley to discuss boundary changes
• Drive safely this winter
• Four Oaks plays important role for youth
• The revival of book arts
• Development in N.L. growing
• Restaurant, bank, homes coming to North Liberty
• Some driving safety tips in advance of winter weather
• Official: Horn Elementary addition on schedule
• Official: Horn addition on schedule
• Snow on the way, Weather Service says
• Population up, but Iowa losing seat
• Arrest made in Fareway robbery
• DVIP offers haven for victims of domestic violence
• West High students take crash course in robotics
• Roosevelt sings to mark 80th anniversary
• Mid River Marine owes $115K in back taxes
• Taking a poplar stand
• ’Tis the season for parties
• UI finalist for Olympic wrestling trials
• Roosevelt celebrates 80th birthday with song
• Gary Hunninghake trial pushed back again
• More charges pending against UIHC escapee
• Census: Iowa will lose U.S. House seat
• Iowa City woman charged in Fareway robbery
• Holiday travel might be difficult
• Organization may have to retool budget
• Applications, campus visits up in Iowa
• Wrapping up gifts for a cause
• Holidays get international
• FEMA still looking at UI’s appeal
• Christmas dinner offered to seniors
• Arc provides vital support for families
• UI’s lecturer steps out of the box with new arts concept
• UI professor files discrimination complaints
• Sessions leads paper, debate team
• MECCA helps individuals reach their potential
• Coffee business booming at high schools
• Local businesses offer plenty of options
• Home security key at holidays
• ’It’s been a long journey’
• Area bands join forces for winter holiday show
• Reading buddies help students gain confidence
• Cookies for Christmas
• Beet juice new fix for icy roads
• A Christmas story for green thumbs
• Mystery donor strikes with gold coin
• Bars may convert to private clubs
• Communications center taxes to increase 14%
• Norm Parker committed to coaching
• Center hosts holiday party
• Students perform at sing-along
• UI to honor Arthur Neu today
• Big Brothers Big Sisters also for families, couples
• Van Allen students put on winter singalong
• Mystery donor leaves gold coin in Salvataion Army kettle
• UI to honor Arthur Neu
• Nominate someone for Heart & Soul
• UIHC denies escape responsibility
• Soon-to-be UI graduates ready to hit the job market
• Ex-Hawk, roommate hire attorneys
• School boards not planning security changes
• Audit of Hunninghake finds no wrongdoing
• West choirs go Italian with dinner and a show
• Sanctuary City group hosts candlelight vigil
• Press-Citizen to move downtown
• County moving on Sutliff Bridge
• County hires design company for Sutliff Bridge
• West show choirs present Italiano! Dinner and Swing Show
• North Liberty declares snow emergency
• Regents audit examined Hunninghake
• Press-Citizen moving to Brewery Square
• Congratulations fall graduates!
• UIHC: Inmate was not our reponsibility
• DJK hires new attorney; roommate to plead not guilty
• Who’s in charge of alley repairs?
• Lincoln, Twain students unite
• UIHC expanding in N.L.
• JECC board reduces its budget, meets Fri.
• Lawsuit seeks to keep 3 Iowa justices on the bench
• Escapee puts area schools on lockdown
• Bike library to explore teaching maintenance
• ’Plague’ on its way to City High
• Escaped inmate captured
• Escaped inmate captured
• Lincoln, Twain consider sister-school relationship
• Iowa City under winter weather advisory
• Bike Library to explore bike maintenance classes
• UIHC expanding in North Liberty
• City considers property owners paying for alley upgrades
• Theatre group brings ‘The Plague’ to City High
• The University of Iowa is supporting the National Children’s Study in Polk County. To learn more about this groundbreaking study in children’s health visit www.NationalChildrensStudy.gov or email ncsoperations@uiowa.edu or call (515) 558-6220
• Judge won’t release Hunninghake warrants
• Iowa prepares to lose House seat
• UI dentistry’s giant molar getting some work done
• Local SINAs experience drops in enrollment
• U. Heights rezones for controversial project
• University honors a ’classic mentor’
• Nail salon faces safety, sanitary concerns
• Grant will allow rail extension
• Data shows toll on Iowans
• Changes on the horizon for dentistry at UI
• These UI students thanked their instructors though the Thank a Teacher program. Did you have a special teacher at the UI who really inspired you or made an impression?
• Coralville nail salon charged with violating safety, sanitary rules
• Iowa House appoints Jacoby to top post
• Visiting professor rules reform ’valid’
• Three face drug charges after search
• Run for the Schools sets record
• Shop and get a degree at Coral Ridge
• Student debt a concern at UI
• Press-Citizen names new GM
• Murley, parents talk longer days
• Businessman offers internship to Fas Trac
• Financial aid officers lament lack of state grant aid for needy students
• Run for the Schools making record donation to schools
• Hawkeyes lose two more running backs
• Iowa City Press-Citizen announces new GM
• UI’s Defunct Magazine revisits American society’s past
• Culver to address conference in Brazil
• Good luck on finals students! Here are is some finals info from the IMU- also the Main Library:
• Three face drug charges after search
• UI considering adding bar to IMU
• Sabbatical vote by regents may draw backlash
• New lodge to help homeless veterans
• Neighborhood pharmacist done after 45 years
• UI aims to make union relevant
• Kaufmann teaches how to tell a good story
• City senior keeps the beat
• Luminarias light up Coralville
• New Horizons presents holiday concerts
• Let it snow -- your plants love it
• Intense storm coming our way
• Tuba tunes spread cheer
• This week on the Iowa Experience blogs: Kyra prepares for her very first Finals Week, Aaron compares Finals Week to a holiday celebration (not kidding), and Jade offers "10 Ways to Stay Warm@Iowa."
• University of Iowa Police will extend Nite Ride service hours during finals week. From Sunday, Dec. 12 through Friday, Dec. 16, Nite Ride will operate from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. Nite Ride, operated by full-time UI security guards, provides safe transportatio
• Eastside Artists Holiday Show begins tonight
• Branstad picks Miller-Meeks for health post
• IMU, main library, Nite Ride extending hours during finals
• Blizzard conditions expected Saturday and Sunday
• Feds pull rail funds, send more to Iowa
• Regents OK 58 UI sabbaticals
• Parking revenue falls
• County’s property ordinance vote draws hundreds
• ’Souper Bowl’ coming to CCA
• Korean students concerned but think tensions overblown
• City’s TIF to help spruce up Towncrest area
• Markus wants to add franchises
• It's time for Holiday Tubas tomorrow at the Old Capitol. Brave the cold and enjoy some holiday music, and remember to donate a toy for Toys for Tots.
• Incentive programs to spark Towncrest development
• Still time to ship holiday packages
• Feds yank Ohio, Wis. rail funds, send more here
• Regents approve 58 UI sabbaticals
• Iowa City parking-ticket revenues down
• CCA art club hosting ’Soup’er Bowl fundraiser
• Branstad names Miller-Meeks public health head
• Iowa household income up, but so is poverty
• Iowan says he had money for contribution to Culver
• UI to put moratorium on job changes
• Property maintenance code discussed tonight
• UI group celebrates Kwanzaa
• Iowa’s DJK makes court appearance
• Census: County poverty rate stable
• Another downtown bar, 808, closes
• Brown resigns from Press-Citizen
• CCA to perform ’Wizard of Oz’
• Agencies seeing increased need
• 4 charged with attempted burglary
• Winter Break Specials
• Former Regent named head of Workforce Development
• EPUB eBooks Now Available for iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad and Android Phone/Tablet Devices
• CCA presents ’Wizard of Oz’ in new auditorium
• DJK makes initial court appearance
• UI refuses to release report on Hunninghake investigation
• Tax hike prompts Cardella to add jobs in Texas
• Four arrested after attempted burglary
• UI releases plan to curb binge drinking within three years
• Wreaths Across America honors vets
• West wins math contest
• Luminarias to light the night in Coralville
• Iowa City has adapted its approach to winter
• City restores water at Vito’s
• DJK arrested on multiple drug charges
• City Council OKs three levees
• Be prepared for an Iowa City snow emergency
• 3 flu strains identified in Iowa
• Iowa budget panel says tax revenue up $34 million
• Branstad: Gronstal is ’dictator’ for marriage view
• Police investigating nearly 50 vandalism reports
• Official Insight Bowl travel info is at
• Culver marks Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day tomorrow
• West senior enjoys volunteering
• PuroClean franchise opens in N. Liberty
• UI alum to screen new film
• Wanted: A home for the holidays
• Group celebrates Hanukkah bowling
• Despite struggles, UI prize winner has found success
• It's Iowa vs. Missouri in the 2010 Insight Bowl. Let’s turn the Valley of the Sun black and gold! Order your tickets here: You can also get more information at
• JECC debate over budget continues
• Christmas trees cropping up
• The Oakdale choir experience made me a changed man
• Reading class writes children’s books to donate
• Sales tax increase benefits W. Branch fire dept.
• Christmas party helps children enjoy holiday
• A seasonal celebration
• City High wrestlers injured in bus accident
• Regina wins at dance contest
• Officials look into Kinnick flyover
• Making plans south of downtown
• Is being nice a problem at UI?
• Finding joy in holidays overseas
• Group makes, donates blankets
• Coralville council to meet
• Is ’too nice’ a problem at UI?
• Weather affects West Branch’s ’A Christmas Past’
• Project Linus aims to make 200 blankets
• Snow storm to hit by Friday evening
• The Emergency Medical Services Learning Resources Center trains thousands of individuals in emergency procedures each year. In the December edition of the Iowa Insights podcast Doug York, the center’s director, talks about the course work, the cent
• Regina wins at state dance competition
• Kinnick flyover under investigation (with video)
• Writing for survival
• Last dance for One-Eyed Jakes
• UI lands property for music building
• Geologist raises levee concerns
• Hargadine to council: Deny Summit’s license
• Go green at games tonight
• UI facility helps Navy
• County introduces newest K-9 team
• Deer numbers on the decline
• New UI facility opens doors for hydrodynamic research
• Iowa Writer’s Workshop alumni create writer’s workshop for homeless
• Lone Tree hoops to host ‘Green Out’ game for organ donation
• JECC cooperation leads to assault arrest
• Iowa City police warn of counterfeit $100 bills
• Who needs the BCS?
• Police chief recommends denial of Summit’s liquor license
• County introduces newest K-9 team
• It's snowing this morning in Iowa City. Anyone have any memories about winter at the University of Iowa?
• Weekend forecast: Snow on the way
• UI will not charge Gary Hunninghake
• Practice makes perfect for West student on ACT
• Spreading HIV/AIDS awareness
• Plan targets sabbaticals for professors
• Students hear soldier’s lessons
• UI unveils robotic teaching lab
• Project pairs books with art
• Markus settles in to new city manager role
• Markus reports for duty as new city manager
• West student earns perfect ACT score
• GOP plan targets sabbaticals for Iowa professors
• IC, libraries team up for BOOK MARKS project
• The UI Office of Student Financial Aid is now on Facebook!
• Survey shows Midwest economic recovery continues
• Local Hy-Vee stores are providing FREE tickets for Sunday's Iowa women's basketball game vs. Kansas State!
• NIS to expand in North Liberty
• Hanukkah celebrates the light
• Bus on the Go to benefit area transit riders
• First phase of repairs nearing completion
• Outage leads to early dismissal
• UI professor receives national award
• Police find pot grow operation
• ’Guys and Dolls’ coming to West
• UIHC nurse Diane Huber honored
• Wednesday marks beginning of Hanukkah
• Stop by Holiday Thieves’ Art Market this weekend for some great art from a wide range of artists.
• Congratulations for a great event go out to the Indian Student Alliance for hosting Diwali 2010 at The University of Iowa in November!
• Power outage leads to early dismissal at Solon school
• Skogman Commercial Group to open Coralville office
• Council asks legislators to re-examine liquor laws
• NIS to hire 40 in North Liberty expansion
• First phase of courthouse project nearing completion
• Police respond to assault, find marijuana growing
• Thousands owed to county in mobile home unpaid taxes
• Student wins ethics competition
• UI Peace Corps interest growing
• No prosecutions in Spence Lab break-in
• Downtown in a merry mood
• Project Linus brings blankets to sick kids
• For kids, cyberbullies can be hard to escape
• Council tries to beef up recycling
• UI rep: Interest in Peace Corps increasing
• Project Linus brings fleece blankets to UIHC pediatric patients
• No charges to be filed in 2004 Spence Labs break-in
• Police investigate 14 reports of eastside vandalism
• Local buses unveil real-time route system
• At age 8, after reading a children’s book on Harry Houdini, University of Iowa alumnus Nate Staniforth decided to be a magician. In fact, he became obsessed with the idea, and he never gave it up.
• Leahy Family Christmas
• More college students leaning on online courses
• Lawyers offer an alternative to usual divorce
• UI student wins study abroad award
• Students learning languages after school
• Speaking out for victims of bullies
• Teacher passes on love of writing
• Clearing Kinnick for funds
• Local theater show goes international
• Catch up with past school leaders
• Fundraising with trees
• Exotic lily-like Amaryllis a fun gift
• Students to offer parents counsel in custody cases
• Program to highlight perils of cyberbullies
• Early birds get the tree
• Extreme bike race growing
• Brothers on the rise in comic book world
• Adventures in Black Friday shopping
• Former president Sandy Boyd tells the New York Times about his memories of the real, live flesh and blood Floyd of Rosedale.
• Weber students to chow on chicken at fundraiser
• New life in an old building
• Helping spread the holiday spirit
• Holiday spending expected to be up
• Authors spill ink for writing month
• Learn some with ’Tag Sale’ play
• Mercer to add 200 jobs to area
• Battle of the Bulge vet gets award
• Girl’s penguins help win contest
• Coming full circle
• JECC board exploring $1M budget hike
• Thunderstorm to roll through this afternoon
• JECC board exploring $1 million budget increase
• Fire at Takanami does $5,000 damage
• IRL projects rolling along
• Weather influences our holiday travel
• Iowa outpacing the nation in student abroad programs
• Board OKs new high school courses
• Four arrested on marijuana charges
• Man arrested for public intox twice in same night
• Police beefing up patrols during holiday
• Police already looking ahead to next season
• UI police say new tailgating rules were successful
• Weather could impact holiday travel
• Police beefing up patrol during holiday
• Man arrested for public intox twice in one night
• High-speed rail lands in tug-of-war
• UI senior named Rhodes Scholar
• City’s new fire station on schedule
• Paid leaves for charged profs cost UI
• Regina trail run, walk is Thursday
• Police: Mom was drunk while caring for baby
• One last sale for Amana furniture maker
• Helping out for the holiday
• One last sale for Amana’s Krauss Furniture Shop
• We now have 10,000 likes for the UI Facebook page! Thanks to everyone who clicked to like our page.
• Thanksgiving holiday hours
• Congrats to University of Iowa senior Renugan Raidoo being named a Rhodes Scholar!
• Regina’s Bob Brown Memorial run celebrates 10th year
• UI’s Renugan Raidoo named Rhodes Scholar
• Fire department’s Station 4 on schedule
• Here's the story behind Floyd of Rosedale and the man behind the pig. Floyd’s namesake—Floyd B. Olson—was governor of Minnesota during the heart of the Depression and made the wager that would create one of the most recognizable tr
• Police: Mom had .281 BAC while taking care of infant
• Regina student enjoys playing violin
• Students get their hands dirty
• Local businesswoman receives state honor
• Four injured in Sunday accident
• Hotel focus of public hearing
• It’s time for turkey
• Church set for holiday meal
• AP poll picks Floyd of Rosedale as college football's best traveling trophy. Oink!
• Volunteer group distributes potatoes to public
• The Quire sings ’Noel’ and more holiday music
• Lucas recycles to raise extra money for school
• Students collect for troop pantry
• 2 arrested for using juvenile to sell meth
• Fans send off Iowa’s seniors
• Lane pledges support for project
• Students go local with food
• Realtor cited for illegal tailgate
• New courses planned for West, City
• Broken arm, drug exposure leads to mom’s arrest
• Auditor: Some satellite voting sites lack traffic
• Students learn about local food at Farmer Fair
• 26 Hawkeye football seniors will enjoy final game inside Kinnick Stadium
• Realtor cited for illegal tailgate
• UI challenges SoCal high school’s mascot
• North Liberty police investigate stabbing
• New courses coming for high schools
• North Central students collect food for overseas troops
• Broken arm, drug exposure leads to mother’s arrest
• Trust prepares for holiday giving
• Study could get earlier detection for lung cancer
• Student charged with throwing cans at police
• Plugged in at the library
• Mennonites getting ready for canning mission work
• Man calls police for burglary, arrested for pot
• Older voters swayed 21-only issue
• Jade Sisters opening second location
• Meet Austin Hills, who will serve as Kid Captain when the Iowa Hawkeyes host Ohio State Saturday
• Man reports burglary, leads police to basement marijuana grow
• Police find meth during traffic stop
• Police: UI student threw pop cans at squad car
• Video game days over for Budcat
• River Bend to move from N. Liberty plant
• UI flood cost up from estimate
• Officer tends to wounded after blast
• Researchers look into IEDs
• Fas Trac expands scope, enrollment
• Ibarra named to national board
• Agencies help homeless, needy
• Braverman family matriarch remembered
• Matriarch of Braverman family remembered
• Coralville officer tends to wounded after Mexico resort blast
• The University of Iowa Alumni Association invites students, alumni, and community members to write down their dream(s)—BIG or small in hopes of turning them into reality. Come share your dreams, network, and meet fellow Hawkeyes—all while hav
• Council OKs new floodplain regulations
• Uncommon valor
• Board outlines areas it will focus on
• UI students host fundraiser
• Let Christmas music put you in the mood for the season
• Behavior remains an issue at UI
• Iowa City man faces multiple charges
• Students learn about people with disabilities
• Judge steps down from UI case
• Group hosts Punt, Pass and Kick event
• UI International Day focuses on people with disabilities
• Police warn of ’Grandma, I’m in jail’ scam
• Hiawatha soldier to receive Medal of Honor
• Missing Kalona woman found
• Culver won’t rule out naming Supreme Court judges
• Police: Man choked, threatened to kill man
• Who has ’most advanced’ simulator -- UI or Lexus?
• City will use school data in housing policy
• Salvation Army is short on bellringers
• International Day to educate on human rights
• Voter turnout sets record
• Garner students get wild lesson
• Small fire breaks out at Calvin Hall
• Most Iowans know about Floyd of Rosedale, the bronze pig that lately seems to have taken up permanent residence in Iowa City. But few probably know much about the man behind the pig.
• Culver won’t rule out naming Supreme Court judges
• Nominate your ’10 to Watch in 2011’ list
• Garner students get wild lesson
• Men accused of relic hunting in West Branch
• Who is 2010’s Person of the Year?
• Seattle’s LMN Architects chosen for UI School of Music
• Abandoned homes are resold illegally
• Tippie students start consulting firm to help local non-profit organizations grow. First client is Wild Bill's.
• UI sees high-tech car devices improving road safety
• Peninsula neighborhood: Vision coming to life
• Officer strives to be advocate, role model
• UI group sleeps outdoors for the homeless
• Ambulances see increase in demand
• Joining hands to build anew
• Thirst Station rethinks water
• A baroque imagining of ’Messiah’
• Shelter House opens its doors
• 5K draws more than 100 girls
• Cannas prolific, fast growing
• Seeing how others live
• Still working out JECC’s bugs
• Keeping an eye on heart disease
• Registration starts for Project Holiday
• Markus looking at the big picture
• Possible cuts have schools ’on edge’
• A video tribute to the Iowa Hawkeye football team and its thousands of loyal fans, from the UI Office of Admissions (and produced by UI students Paul Beckman and Kem Saichaie!). Let's GO Hawks! Beat Northwestern on Saturday.
• The Writing University announces release of a new iPhone app which focuses on the writing tradition of Iowa City and the University of Iowa.
• Tate student allegedly sold stolen bus passes
• Project Holiday registration underway
• See this photo slideshow of UI International Programs' 2010 photo contest, highlighting the work of UI students who have studied abroad, and international students who are studying at UI.
• Possible state budget cuts have faculty, students concerned
• Incoming Iowa City manager has background of success
• School to host indoor rummage sale
• Mortar Board alumni dinner Tues.
• TechBrew event is set for Thursday
• Learn more about Soto Zen Buddhism
• Free ’Scrooge’ seminar is Thursday
• Church leads local shoe box gift drive
• 2 UI students face drug charges
• Billion Auto expands
• Many events mark Veterans Day
• Branstad to name new regents
• U.S.: Support rail project or lose aid
• Crash kills one on Highway 218
• Judge halts N.L. land purchase
• Kalona couple found guilty
• Hy-Vee to offer vets free meal
• Applebee’s to give vets free meal
• West High team hosting dinner
• Arts, crafts show on Sunday
• Cook for Burkina Faso on Monday
• Sharp Shooters club starting up
• Big Dream Gathering Nov. 19
• Study looks at cystic fibrosis
• Area offices closed for Veterans Day
• Chance for kids to show off their chess moves
• Walmart could open in May
• Textbook policy receiving mixed reviews
• Many events mark Veterans Day
• Plame Wilson speaks at UI about CIA outing
• Shift in regents coming
• Evaluating special education
• Two UI students face drug charges
• More grad program cuts likely
• Researchers in wait-and-see mode
• Area puts in bid for 2012 Olympic wrestling trials
• Impoverished, at-risk students more likely to be in special education
• U. Heights again defers zoning vote
• Students favor new federal textbook policy
• N.L. residents, landowners sue over land deal
• Hawkeye Chess Club’s kids’ tourney on Saturday
• District to move into P-C building
• One killed in Highway 218 crash
• New Walmart could open by May
• Area offices closed for Veterans Day
• Panel to discuss ’Islamophobia’
• Holiday markets to start Saturday
• Turkey supper to be Saturday
• Lecture series hosts Romanowski
• Experts to look at your fossils
• ’Best gang’ debate leads to arrests
• Company to add 60 positions
• Vet panel discusses gaps
• Medical examiner deals with more cases
• Using the present to learn about past
• Board may pick building tonight
• Ex-CIA operative to speak at UI
• 600 kids in foster care in Iowa
• Survey: Majority opposes One University Place
• Area offices closed for Veterans Day
• ’Best gang’ debate leads to arrests
• Thomas L. Cardella & Associates adding 60 positions
• Soil and water group to meet today
• Old Brick ballroom dance is Friday
• Bagolitas to stop doing home parties
• 50+ Singles Group dinner is Saturday
• Uptown Bill’s to host forum Saturday
• Kiwanis Club continues to give
• PCRB to host community forum
• Police Citizens Review Board to host community forum
• South East Girl Scouts win grant
• Area debaters place at tourney
• Mann to host pancake supper
• Theater group to perform
• Cooking School to be at Riverside
• Youth to sleep outside Friday
• A time to sow and reap -- and clean up
• Poet Laureate to read Saturday
• Pet of the Week
• West poms raising money for Disney trip
• New Horizons concert is today
• Senior manages teams, grades
• Career moves
• WWII vets discuss war experiences
• Neighbors
• UI hosts second annual TransWeek
• Neighbors
• Striking a (yoga) pose
• Old Capitol Kiwanis Club continues to give
• A dream deferred turns into reality
• Valerie Plame Wilson to speak at IMU
• ’Blackout in a can’ worries officials nationwide
• Survey: Majority opposes One University Place plans
• North Central students visit Devonian Fossil Gorge
• Alan Drew to speak at 4 p.m. today
• Armistice Day to be observed Thurs.
• Fire
• Hiker’s family is holding out hope
• Conference to focus on vets home from service
• Running for relief
• Three face drug, firearm charges
• For some, game time is errand time
• What’s Branstad’s impact on UI?
• Ruptured gas line disrupts traffic
• Woman hit by a truck downtown
• NAMI hosting social activity today
• Registry seeking adults with tinnitus
• Couple en route to I.C. dies in crash
• UIHC: Rave reviews on records system
• Names sought for new school
• Man charged with fighting bar staff
• Festival lights up Willowwind
• Coralville still waiting on building funds
• 400,000th GPS receiver delivered
• Gas line ruptures; Coralville traffic diverted
• Two years after floods, Coralville waits on building funds
• Truck hits pedestrian in Iowa City
• Live 7 p.m. chat from City-Cedar Falls game
• Man charged with fighting bar staff, police
• Woman allegedly assaults woman
• Fundraiser concert Saturday
• Willowwind plans festival today
• UI graduate Kim will perform
• WRAC benefit draws about 200
• McDonald’s to open in N. Liberty
• County works on plans for roadwork
• Church break-ins investigated
• Mediacom to hike monthly rates by $3 in December
• Sending bikes into the world
• Locals join wave of change
• GPS device makes military missions, rescues easier
• University slow to release info about suites
• Mediacom rate hikes in December
• Making depot a hub again
• Dislike: Woman arrested for assault after Facebook dumping
• 21-only sides ready to move forward
• Police continue to investigate church break-ins
• Aprile service to be at studio arts
• Veterans to speak Sunday
• Officials to talk Medicare changes
• Wreaths group seeks sponsors
• Restaurant offers vets free entree
• DeGowin to host blood drives
• Courage Ride raises $30,000
• 2,200 join Run for the Schools
• Work group to meet Tuesday
• Voters reapprove casino license
• Hawkeye officials predict fireworks
• Many races too close to call
• Blood center to host drives
• Voter turnout misses record mark
• Breakfast, craft sale Saturday
• Branstad wins 5th term as governor
• Luncheon to be Nov. 10
• Little joy downtown after drive to repeal 21-only fails
• UI to receive $225,000 grant
• 21-only ordinance withstands challenge
• Soup supper to be Saturday
• Benefit concert to help West High student
• Bike Library donating to Africa, Central American
• It’s all yoga, all weekend long here
• Washington County votes to extend casino gaming license
• Dress, accessorize locally
• Police investigate armed robbery
• Grassley cruises to 6th term
• Vigil for Nelson on Saturday
• Iowa City to host first-ever Yoga Festival
• Troyers win farm neighbor award
• City High team takes ‘Steps for Breath’
• Fundraiser to be held at Devotay
• Concert to help West student
• Library hosting book sale
• Loebsack wins third term
• Library selects art winners
• Raygun to open T-shirt shop in Iowa City
• Anderson to talk at ’Finding God’
• 21-only opponents worry of impact on downtown
• WRAC dinner to be Thursday
• Future Voters go to the polls
• VNA to host flu clinics this week
• Businessman fulfills a dream
• Officials unveil flood projects
• GET OUT AND VOTE
• First Ave. construction nearing completion
• ICPL 2010 Art Purchase Prize Winners Announced
• Iowa City Police investigate armed robbery
• Woman reports purse snatching
• Iowa City Police identify man found on trail
• Board reprimands former doctor
• Regents approve UI appointments
• Benefit for Safe Haven Wednesday
• Hands to host jewelry show
• Hunninghake trial continued
• Iowa City police investigate death
• COGS seeks 4% raises
• Hopson to challenge in U. Heights election
• De Kam to present free recital Wed.
• Visiting scholars to speak Thursday
• Sax playing leads to NPR
• Church urges to give peace a chance
• Bucher: ’It was rewarding to help’
• A treat-filled event
• Iowa City doc retires after facing disciplinary charges
• Recession affects college choices
• Local businessman goes from concrete to pizza
• UI feeling more secure about budget
• Man found bleeding under bridge dies
• Hunninghake trial continued again
• Officials unveil flood projects
• 25 selected as Commended Students
• West math wins at Mount Mercy
• Mann to host pancake supper
• Amputee group to meet on Thursday
• Website is set up to help veterans
• Speed reading contest is Friday
• Elkadi returning to the classroom
• Sri Lankan students plan cultural night
• A hard freeze means filling up compost pile
• Hawk fans get in costume
• Couple arrested for stealing tractor
• Woman tried to hit boyfriend with car
• Dance Marathon gets $2,300 grant
• Klaus to read Wednesday night
• DeGowin blood drives this week
• Students celebrating Day of the Dead
• Lots of local flavor at string concert
• Hawk fans donate goods for the troops
• Famous tortillas keep Panchero’s customers satisfied
• City gets grant for Trueblood park
• Paul: U.S. to be better country after election
• Salvation Army to take donations
• Computer Classes, Senior Tech Zone, Overdrive Service, and Tech Petting Zoo
• New pediatric clinic to open
• Films of the Great Depression
• Camerata offers Halloween show
• Public Domain eBooks Available Through Overdrive
• Preucil School to host dinner
• Neighbors
• Flu shot clinics starting Tuesday
• Police seize nearly 2 pounds of pot
• Project offers eBooks at library
• 6 recognized at human rights event
• UI hygienic lab gets recognition
• Chicken waste draws concern
• HuHot’s discount through Sunday
• Culver, Branstad make pitches
• 21-only groups report contributions
• UI class poll: 21-only vote will be close
• Culver campaign to stop in Iowa City
• Machines help make voting easy, accessible
• Miller-Meeks gets endorsement
• Iowa City ponders ’sanctuary city’ status
• Dubuque, Market streets to be reduced
• Latest 21-only campaign finance contributions reported
• Four charged with providing alcohol to minors
• Feds give $20M to aid flood recovery
• It’s a pumpkin party
• IMU to get $75M makeover
• UI announces 10-year goals for energy use
• Area schedules for Halloween eve
• UI to host forum on judicial retention
• Hawks stress character at Regina
• Contest win would net Regina $10,000
• Conlin slams Grassley at campaign stop
• The power of the sun
• City grad reported missing in Colorado
• Police taze man after alleged domestic assault
• Businesses feel effects of 21-only
• 19-year-old arrested for impregnating 13-year-old
• Citizen call leads police to burglary suspect
• Author Visit: Michele Norris
• Fire
• UI to test Hawk Alert system Wed.
• Students to present research findings
• More patients mean more hiring at UIHC
• Police search for suspect in burglaries
• Police: Man said he would kill people
• Police: Man crashed car into I.C. house
• City band gets superior rating
• Schools compete in math contest
• Lucas to host basket auction
• 21-only forum set for Tuesday
• Kearl to present lecture Thursday
• UI’s Logsdon to speak Thursday
• Legacy Pointe to host Oct. 28 party
• German students visit U.S.
• Contest could net Regina $10,000
• City High junior leads to serve
• Hawkeyes appear at Regina Character Counts event
• UI challenged to meet increased alcohol-related cases
• Car crashes into Iowa City home
• Ross receives service award
• Conlin slams Grassley during campaign stop
• Legion retires flags
• Seeing smaller crowds, businesses feel effects of 21-only
• Forecast calls for cold winter
• Iowa City man James Nelson missing in Colorado wilderness
• Running for schools
• A sampling of the photos in Faces of the Faithful- a Hawkeye game-day gallery taken Oct. 2. See all the photos in Spectator@Iowa http://spectator.uiowa.edu/2010/october/facesfaithful.html
• Police: Man threatened to kill people with loaded gun
• Police searching for vehicle burglary suspect
• Families hunt for pumpkins
• Events for seniors are scheduled
• Nationwide team to get Tippie award
• Root cellar to house produce
• Alan Cherchesov to present Russian film
• Boost in late-night activities seeing results
• Mortar Board alumni to meet
• Gibbons to give lecture Wednesday
• Storytime to be on American Indians
• Curry elected to National Academies
• Mental Health Center to meet
• Steve King to be on UI campus Tuesday
• Miller, Findley to participate in debate
• Fire
• Birth
• Workshop on job market Wednesday
• P-C, DI sponsoring 21-only forum
• Neighbors
• Tom’s Guitar Show episode is Tuesday
• Music in the key of baseball
• Learn more about behavior health crisis
• In Madison, city, community offer drinking alternatives
• Lincoln subdues the party
• How is 21-only working elsewhere?
• Kirkwood seeks literacy tutors
• Conlin to be at Hamburg Inn
• Palestinian poet to speak Monday
• Nature writer to read Monday
• Institute lists Iowa City in its top 10
• Press-Citizen, DI to host 21 forum
• A day at the park
• P-C Media launches partnership with Yahoo!
• Leaders inspire Latino students at conference
• Grassley talks health care, tuition
• Justice: Law to determine release of documents
• Greiner defends anonymous donations
• Timeline: Alcohol in Iowa
• Nonprofits hit deadline for IRS filing
• Early morning fire damages Pine Street house
• Leaders inspire Latino students at conference
• Press-Citizen Media, Yahoo announce advertising alliance
• Kent Park is outdoor classroom for CCA students
• UI to host wet tailgate event
• Grassley addresses Chamber of Commerce
• How to fight the flu
• DeGowin blood drives this week
• Family remembers founder of John’s
• Human rights breakfast Oct. 28
• Dilkes: City not discriminating in housing
• Willowwind starts reading program
• Press-Citizen, DI to host 21 forum
• ’74 documentary to be shown Sun.
• Grassley to visit Iowa City today
• No left turn lane on First Avenue
• Smoke detectors checked today
• Mason: More UI alums staying in Iowa
• Dinner to bring students, seniors together
• Gymnast makes nationals
• Legion to host breakfast Sunday
• Fall piano recital set for Sunday
• New exhibit to open at museum
• Press-Citizen hosts forum Tuesday
• Narcisse campaigns at Iowa
• Man doesn’t believe police are real officers
• Tate High organizes blood drive
• Police catch armed robber
• West Branch to combine popular summer events
• UI to hold wet tailgate for students
• U. Heights project moves ahead despite conflict
• Mason: More UI alums staying in Iowa
• Area small business lending bounces back
• John’s Grocery namesake John Alberhasky Sr. dies at 92
• Neighbors
• It’s time to get annual flu vaccinations
• Man reports assault; cigarettes stolen
• ATV safety event set for Saturday
• Local students to host forum
• Hotel, stores interested in IRL
• North Liberty pantry’s Stone Supper on Sunday
• UI to present ’Global Express’
• Window painting for kids Saturday
• Oakland Cemetery tour to be Sunday
• Beadology to host Thai trunk show
• Englert to postpone Masquerade Ball
• Juvenile receives additional charge
• Celebration Farm site plan approved
• Council supports split-venue option
• Conference supports Iowa’s Latino network
• Symposium explores the work-life balance
• Get ready to Run for the Schools
• Pied Piper Children’s Concert Series at ICPL
• Board questions class sizes
• Students, staff donate blood at Tate High
• Future of energy at UI
• Man doesn’t believe police are real officers
• Development group pulls out of N.L. land deal
• Man arrested for Dollar Tree armed robbery
• House opponents clash on spending
• JECC conducting emergency test
• Oh deer! Time to be on lookout
• Council examines wetlands issues
• Boy facing new charge after another assault victim comes forward
• 21-only sides clash over stats
• Council votes in favor of entertainment, split venues
• Regent schools testing out alternative energy sources
• Ukulele Social Club Family Event
• Gov. candidate to visit UI
• Doulas to host information event
• City High to host college talk
• Church to honor 17th anniversary
• Hortline can answer questions
• Reading scheduled, others changed
• UI professor named innovator
• Sheriff’s Office seeking reserves
• DVIP seeing effect of poor economy
• Group wants new appraisal
• Downtown housing program in full swing
• Clarkson enjoying life in Iowa
• Parents ready for night out with science, math
• GOP candidate: ’Our time is now’
• Running for life
• DVIP sees effect of poor economy
• Berg takes on new role at MECCA
• Sheriff’s Office reserve unit hiring
• Seniors in poverty growing
• Neighborhood program hitting its stride
• The Spot not your typical youth ministry
• Area AP Scholars named
• Changes in the court system help juvenile defendants
• West High poms to host clinic
• Statistics show racial disparity in juvenile crime
• School board to meet Tuesday
• UI cancels lecture by Jo Luck
• UI hosts workshop for stutterers
• ’Muslim World’ series continues
• Terrapin closes its location
• Elder Services to honor Elliot
• Candidate forum to be Tuesday
• Family music pass offered
• Leaf vacuum to start Oct. 18
• Protect your harvest this fall
• Music club gearing up
• Lighting way for leukemia research
• Clubfoot to racing
• Dog leaps into the record books
• Construction less expensive lately
• Johnson film to be screened
• 21-only debate to be Monday
• Muldaur headlines Thicke fundraiser
• ’Think Pink’ service today
• 350.org events today, Wednesday
• Construction to close Lafayette St.
• VNA to host flu clinics this week
• Iowa City man running to help burn survivors
• ’Live from Prairie Lights’ going back on-air
• City dives in to flood mitigation project
• Official: Bill keeps class sizes stable
• Solon students rally around their homecoming king
• DNR fines Regency over air quality
• Delving deeper into Grant Wood
• New Pioneer Food Co-op taking part in Non-GMO month
• Flu clinic to be at Coralville Hy-Vee
• Pilot Club hosts breakfast today
• Scrabble Club to meet Sunday
• Music Auxiliary hosts car wash
• Solon American Legion hosting annual dinner tonight
• Annual pheasants banquet tonight
• Teen charged for multiple assaults
• UI ranks No. 6 in sexual resources
• Man charged with drunken driving
• UI department adds 5 doctors
• Flu clinic set at Coralville Hy-Vee
• Endangered mussel found near bridge relocation site
• Safety concerns prompted Kinnick changes
• Making science fun for students
• Couple arrested for assaulting each other
• COGS rally for education funding
• Official: EdJobs Bill helps keep class sizes stable
• Branstad takes jabs at Culver before debate
• UI ranks No. 6 in sexual health resources
• Book names UI on its ’Budget Ivy League’ list
• Iowa City man running to help burn survivors
• Council to discuss salary, liquor license
• ’Live from Prairie Lights’ back on the air
• Horse sense
• Regency fined for air quality violations
• Pro-21 group: ER quieter, arrests down
• New Grant Wood biography exposes homosexuality
• 15-year-old charged for assaulting women
• Branstad, Culver tangle at debate
• UI student reports sexual assault
• Archaeology day to be Saturday
• Branstad takes jabs at Culver before debate
• Blood drives to begin next week
• Ron Paul to visit Iowa City
• Former agent to speak on assault
• Police say man was drunk, asleep in semi
• Musical workshops to be this weekend
• Transient couple arrested for assaulting each other
• Englert to host Masquerade Ball
• Green: Homeland safety concerns precipitated gameday changes
• Tipton store going out of business
• Neuzil to host listening posts
• Trades Council endorses Culver
• Scrabble club meets Sunday
• Lincoln students skip fuel to get to school
• Education rally to be on UI campus
• Great year for pumpkins, growers say
• Vascular program is today at UIHC
• Car washes help keep the music playing
• Oakcrest bus route detoured
• Former teacher reconnects with student
• Boy Scout dinner to be Friday night
• Court upholds Matthews’ conviction
• Bluegrass concert Friday at Wilson’s
• Harvest in full swing
• Snowmobile swap to be Sunday
• Weber award to be given Sunday
• UI student reports sexual assault
• ’WorldCanvass’ to look at slavery
• Fiske names UI to its ’Budget Ivy League’ list
• VNA to host its art fundraiser
• Council to consider city manager salary, Porter liquor license
• Appellate court upholds Matthews conviction
• Girls on the Run seeks volunteers
• Coralville to host blood drive Friday
• Crowell loses job as city manager
• Student to intern at White House
• 5K run/walk to boost scholarship
• Report: Women’s cancer risks down
• Oxford benefit dinner Saturday night
• Lifestyle changes can lower breast cancer risk
• Police: US Bank robberies connected
• Twain students visit Kirkwood College lab
• Ballot issue would aid conservation, parks officials say
• Senate hopefuls spar over issues
• Appraiser: Cost of North Liberty land deal too high
• Branstad: Compensation cuts needed for workers
• Home owners report drop in house parties
• Iowa City Music Auxiliary to host car wash
• Students take part in Walk/Bike to School Day
• Curbside leaf removal begins Oct. 18
• Police: US Bank robberies connected
• Iowa history course begins this week
• October support group schedule out
• Amputee Support Group to meet
• Chamber to host superintendent event
• Arts Council grant workshop this week
• Supporters: 21-only signs were stolen
• Marriott honors Coralville hotel
• Blood drives personal for officer
• Students to talk world hunger
• Learning fire safety
• Sorting it all out
• Twain students visit Kirkwood biology lab
• Building a ’safe, happy place’ through Habitat
• Kirkwood Community College Dean’s List
• Official: JECC close to selecting director
• ’21 Makes Sense’ yard signs stolen
• Basketball game raises money for UAY
• Let’s R.E.A.D to Dogs for K-6th Graders
• Porter ’never too tired’ to help those in need
• Saturday Read Aloud Times at ICPL
• Assessment reveals Johnson County’s income gap
• Library Community Writing Center
• Study: County poverty rates up
• Overdrive eBook and eAudio Demonstration
• Coralville police officer organizes blood drive
• West to host junior high poms squad
• Help Junior Achievement win
• Teens can enter video contest
• Water plant tour, course to be today
• University High reunion Saturday
• Welcome Home classes start Wed.
• HIV/AIDS talk to be Wednesday
• Neighbors
• Schools test kids this month
• Dinner theater to be Friday night
• West president brings people together
• Snyder documentary to be shown
• Dvorsky receives children’s award
• Neighbors
• Four-part harmony on the road
• Animals blessed at St. Patrick church
• Bands march across Bates
• UI narrowing list for building designers
• Lincoln students to walk to school
• Couple marries, celebrates homecoming
• UI to give out honorary degrees
• Benefit auction, luncheon Oct. 13
• UI researchers seek participants
• Stop loss payment due by Oct. 21
• Hamfest is today in West Liberty
• NAMI events to be this week
• Recital opens arts season at church
• Candidate forum to be Tuesday
• 2008 caucus film to be shown
• Police say man had sex with 14-year-old
• Ferentz behind one of few blemishes on Paterno’s resume
• UI’s running game still a question mark
• COACHING CONSISTENCY
• ’Electric’ Kinnick to greet Penn State
• go in brief
• Group recognizes women’s contributions
• Foreclosures up in Iowa City
• Soybean group announces winners
• ’It never gets old’
• MidWestOne opens new Parkersburg bank
• Man taken in for Coralville bank robbery
• 4 county farms now ’Century Farms’
• Sides differ on 21-only’s safety impact
• UI’s Budd Tucker earns NIH award
• Worthley Evening is on Tuesday
• Police warn of advertising scam
• Woman charged with selling crack
• University Club lunch is Oct. 12
• Iowa City woman pleads guilty
• Concert to benefit MDA
• Old School Board Game Sundays
• Moving? Summer cleaning? Books stacking up?
• Business aims to get cars, people home safely
• Harlem Ambassadors coming to Iowa City
• Most popular eBooks, eAudio titles in ICPL’s eMedia collection
• Fire
• Labyrinth walk is Sunday at church
• Stuff Etc. Partners with The Book End
• Minority students work on ’nurturing the GPA’
• Harvest Moon Festival is Sunday
• Stay connected to news and events at your Library!
• 2 criticize politicizing judge retention
• Pet owners can bring animals to blessing
• September is Library Card Sign-up Month
• DTA worries rhetoric hurting downtown
• Board game event is Sunday at library
• ECO Iowa City draws to a close
• Alcohol sales show a mixed picture
• Longfellow kids to plant trees today
• Wade Society honors legacy of Library Association’s first president
• Will study translate to more funding?
• Iowa turtles program is at Kent Park
• ICPL presents 2010 Carol Spaziani Intellectual Freedom Festival
• UI economic impact pegged at $6 billion
• Oakland Cemetery cleanup under way
• Iowa authors have The Write Stuff
• Register now for Red Cross courses
• Bank helps The Book End
• Yiyun Li named MacArthur Fellow
• Busy year marked by advances in technology, strategic planning
• City manager finalist may be in job trouble
• Please Meet: Holly Carver
• Police say man had sex with 14-year-old girl
• Gross to meet with Coralville residents
• Prescription drug drop-off, disposal event in Iowa City
• UI Homecoming parade information
• Coralville buses alter stops today
• Author Visit: Rowan Jacobsen
• Woman charged with selling crack
• School crossing guard to move locations
• Important Grant to Iowa City Public Library
• Woman pleads guilty in North Liberty assault
• Marching band event is Saturday
• 2010 Annual Popo Puppet Festival
• Police: Scammer targeted Iowa City businesses
• Scouts, church host chili supper
• Twain families go back to school
• Drama students become ’Fools’
• Class helps students design their life
• UI secures $150M from FEMA
• Report ranks UI doctoral programs high
• Income down, poverty up in county in ’09
• Early numbers may point to record turnout
• President campaigns in Iowa backyard
• Markus: Iowa City a good fit
• Former justice, attorney warn against politicizing judge retention
• Drive & Ride aims to get people, cars home safely
• UI economic impact pegged at $6 billion
• Bus route changes for UI parade
• Highway 965 work continues
• Property taxes deadline today
• I wireless expands its network
• And the bands played on?
• Thomas Markus is new City Manager
• Hopefuls make case to public
• Forum to focus on justices
• New UI class helps students design their lives
• Police: Woman spent hundreds with found credit card
• UI doctoral programs collect accolades
• Osher offers trip to West Liberty
• Campaign for UI dentistry expansion begins
• 21-only talk to be Thursday
• Routes altered for UI parade
• Bicycle advocates launch new website
• County property taxes state’s highest
• Neighbors
• Regals stack up cans
• Osher offers classes on Eliot
• North Liberty residents fume about development
• City High to perform Neil Simon’s ’Fools’
• West students named as scholarship semifinalists
• Englert fundraiser to feature Indian, Bollywood music
• More doctorates going to women
• Income down, poverty up in 2009 in Johnson County
• City High addition would leave much out
• Early voting numbers up from 2006
• Johnson County bicycle advocates launch website
• City manager finalists meet with public
• Man injured in alleged robbery
• Scranton named interim dean
• Nominations sought for awards
• West forensics teams named to ’200 Club’
• Church offers Taize service
• No. 1 Sun celebrates 25 years
• New Towncrest design advances
• Iowa Supreme Court upholds Marin conviction
• Group aims to improve foster care system
• City manager field narrowed to 3
• West Branch Friends Church begins Taize service
• Essay contest seeking entries
• Center’s quilt raffle begins
• Seeking Coca-Cola Scholars
• West forensics teams named to ‘200 Club’
• Police: Men had gun downtown
• Culver says Branstad making false promises
• Applications for grant due Friday
• Reports of shots fired Sunday on Broadway Street
• Applications to start being taken
• Tanning salon celebrates 25 years in business
• United Way to host training
• Happy birthday, Johnny Appleseed
• Stefaniak to read from novel today
• Supreme Court upholds Kyle Marin conviction
• Hungry Hawkeyes to be Tuesday
• Flores passing on what he learned hard way
• WorldCanvass to feature Griswold
• Armed robbery in SE Iowa City
• ’Eggshell’ to open Thursday
• Tracking rec center use
• Puderbaugh to speak at forum
• Three city manager finalists announced
• Online talks to begin Tuesday
• Art, music nights at Uptown Bill’s
• Celebration to focus on India
• Heritage Christian prays at the pole
• Lucas to host open house
• CCA senior takes the stage
• School board meets Tuesday
• Iowa City Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Now more than ever...we need international understanding!
• ECO Iowa City celebrates the season with gardens
• Dan Wardell’s Reading Road Trip coming to ICPL
• Bring your children to Stories in the Park
• Join us for children’s activities at the Iowa City Book Festival this weekend
• Art Purchase Prize 2010: Calling all artists
• ICPL TO HOST DIGITAL BOOKMOBILE NATIONAL TOUR EVENT
• Thank you
• Meet ICPL’s Author in Residence, John Coy: Events listed here!
• NBA Reading All-Star Team Author coming to Iowa City
• Announcing OverDrive eAudio for iPhone
• ICPL will be closed on Fourth of July
• Iowa City Farmers Market begins May 1
• ECO Iowa City hosts compost bin sale
• Computer and Internet classes in May
• Author Visit: Father Gregory Boyle
• Kathryn Stockett to visit ICPL May 2
• Celebrate the creative spirit at “Building the Collection”
• Join us for Irving B. Weber Days in May!
• ECO Iowa City offers rain barrel sale for Johnson County residents
• Library will close early May 12, remain closed May 13, reopen May 14.
• Books get new life as artwork
• Go Green! with ICPL’s Adult Summer Reading Program
• Ride and read at the Library this summer!
• Go Green! with ICPL’s Teen Summer Reading Program
• Make a Splash! with ICPL’s Kids Summer Reading Program
• Earth Day SOS
• Free upBeat! coupon
• Governor Culver Announces Grant Wood To Be ‘Iowa Award’ Honoree
• Governor Culver: We Will Rebuild The University Of Iowa
• Governor Culver Eases Rules For Flood-Damaged Homeowners
• Culver, Loebsack, Mason Announce Nearly $1.4 Million To Assist University Of Iowa Flood Recovery
• 2008 Iowa Arts Festival
• Toyota-Scion Of Iowa City Jazz Festival
• Iowa Arts Festival

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