Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Celebrations begin this weekend and move through July 6

A representative of Bruegger's Bagels declined to comment about the union petition or questions employees raised about pay and working conditions.

The project will make upgrade and expand the park to accommodate for expert skateboarders as well as newcomers.

An Iowa City man is facing charges in relation to a shots fired investigation from April 9, according to a news release from the Iowa City Police Department.

Four Cornell College instructors stabbed last week during trip to a park in China have been reunited with family members or have continued with their previously scheduled summer travel plans.

Getting behind the wheel of a huge orange truck for the first time can be intimidating, the retired doctors says. And just like surgery, complicated machines take a great deal of skill to operate effectively.

Laid-back comedian looks at mundane slices of life

Shakespeare’s cautionary tale resonates with today’s world situations

One of four Cornell College instructors stabbed Monday in the northeast Chinese city of Jilin, where they were teaching, is on his way home.

Sharing strength, achievements and leadership.

For more than a decade, Nancy Bird has been creating positive community improvements, particularly related to economic development growth in Johnson County.

University of Iowa women's wrestling coach Clarissa Chun has always believed that with hard work, you can accomplish great things.

Annie and Brendan Fitzgerald own and operate FitzCo, a business dedicated to finding, repairing and leasing pinball machines to businesses in Eastern Iowa.

Grammy-winner and his band headlinging Saturday’s main stage dance

Also, Cedar Rapids seeks training on homelessness diversion