The celebration was the first of its kind held at Kinnick Stadium.
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The celebration was the first of its kind held at Kinnick Stadium.
Although the University of Iowa’s first-ever graduation celebration inside historic Kinnick Stadium on Sunday was not an official commencement ceremony, there were plenty of caps and gowns.
Iowa City police are investigating a suspicious death after a man with multiple gunshot wounds was found behind the wheel of a crashed car early Sunday.
Seven-day average for cases continues to decline, reflecting numbers seen last spring.
Police said Tommy Curry thought he was meeting a woman he had been talking to for months. Instead, Curry was shot and killed.
Iowa saw 12,682 more residents fully vaccinated against COVID-19 as of early Saturday afternoon, for a total of more than 1.2 million.
Newhoff column: Kirby loved boat rides and eating fish
Casey’s General Stores has “paused” its use of armed security at a southeast Iowa City store.
The city is looking to hire 45 more lifeguards to open Bever, Ellis and Jones pools this season
The Iowa Supreme Court on Friday rejected the appeal of a man who said the state should refund a $465 fine he paid for a speeding ticket after an earlier ruling that said commercial vehicle patrol officers could not issue such tickets.
“As I've said before, just because it doesn't look like there's not activity going on here that doesn't mean things aren’t getting done,” Rep. Pat Grassley said in a virtual news conference.
Nearly half of the people living in Linn and Johnson counties have been fully vaccinated.
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