Every year, the hypoxic “dead zone” materializes as a large area of nearly uninhabitable waters in the Gulf of Mexico. Scientist Nancy Rabalais, who has spent decades researching the area, is training the next generation of researchers.
The federal judge ruled that Florida had no "legitimate state interest“ for denying treatment for transgender patients.
A former ISU football player who assaulted the former UI basketball player in 2021 was sentenced to one year of probation and granted a deferred judgment.
A large number of fish in a creek that runs through Hampton died last week
A $1 million lottery prize won in Ames remains unclaimed after nine months, and the prize will expire after Sept. 6.
Continuing its construction boom involving more than $1 billion in new and renovated facilities, University of Iowa Health Care next week will seek Board of Regents approval to spend $249 million on a new 263,000-square-foot “Health Sciences Academic Building.”
One person was killed Tuesday morning in a crash at the intersection of County Home Road and North 10th Street, just north of Marion, according to a news release from the Linn County Sheriff’s Office.
An Iowa City man was arrested Monday on charges that, during an argument with his girlfriend of eight years, he lit fake flowers on fire and threw them at her, according to a criminal complaint.
On Tuesday, the whistling sound of the wind accompanied many re-enactors who came to Omaha Beach at dawn to mark the 79th anniversary of the assault that led to the liberation of France and Western Europe from Nazi control.
Addi Catarina has collected three diaries from 1940s Iowan Thomas ‘Todd’ DeLany and is looking to return them to his descendants — if she can find them.
The fourth elementary school in the district to be located in Coralville to alleviate overcrowding in other district buildings.
Ethan Orton was sentenced to life in prison and must serve a mandatory minimum of 50 years before being eligible for parole.
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