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As the leaves begin to turn and fall, Iowa City’s downtown shops are ready to celebrate the Fall Shop Crawl.
For almost a decade, the Iowa City Downtown District has partnered with local shops to host crawl events. Today’s event offers an opportunity for more people to interact with local shops with extended hours, lasting from 4-8 p.m.
To participate, patrons m...
Iowa volleyball fell in five sets against a visiting USC squad at Xtream Arena on Thursday night, dropping to 12-11 overall and 1-7 in Big Ten play. The Hawkeyes eyed a reverse sweep of the Trojans after timely wins in the third and fourth sets, but were ultimately outmatched, 3-2.
Fourth-year Hannah Whittingstall led Iowa’s offense with 15 kills, good for a clip of .5...
SIOUX CITY, IA — Before President Donald Trump took the stage on Wednesday evening, a video played across the venue, declaring, “So God made Trump.” As the video came to an end, Trump took the stage to chants of “USA,” greeted by thousands of supporters eager to hear from him just days before the midterm elections.
It was a fitting introduction to a Republican rally b...
CommUnity Crisis Services is undergoing an expansion after securing millions in federal grants. This October, the organization has expanded its staff, filling new positions from federal helpline contracts.
CommUnity was founded in 1970, and is based in Iowa City. CommUnity Crisis Services provides many services for Johnson County, such as a food bank, financial assist...
Beginning this spring, Iowa City will make significant repairs to the Riverside Drive Pedestrian Bridge on Riverside Drive and Iowa Avenue.
Alin Dumachi, the project engineer for the rehabilitation, recognizes the bridge as a critical piece of infrastructure in Iowa City.
“The bridge has long provided a convenient way for students, faculty, staff, and others ...