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In June of 2008, the Iowa River crested at levels never before seen, destroying two University of Iowa buildings beyond recovery and damaging 20 others.
In June of 2008, the Iowa River crested at levels never before seen, destroying two University of Iowa buildings beyond recovery and damaging 20 others. More>>
Tonight at 10: Un-Natural Disasters +5: University of IowaWednesday on the KWWL News at 10, Jason Epner shows us the University of Iowa's monumental task of rebuilding a significant part of campus lost in 2008's historic flooding. It's a price tag now approaching $1 billion. More>>
The tragedy in Moore, Okla., is a reminder of the devastating potential of some of these storms -- and a reminder of the value of preparing before disaster strikes.The tragedy in Moore, Okla., is a reminder of the devastating potential of some of these storms -- and a reminder of the value of preparing before disaster strikes. More>>
Summer of the Arts invites you to come celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Iowa Arts Festival, presented by Veridian Credit Union, on Friday, June 7 through Sunday, June 9. More>>
Warm weather has many Eastern Iowa taking their boats to the water for the first time this year. More>>
As the graduates receive their diplomas marking years of hard work, many are excited for what the future holds. More>>
The new Dunkin' Donuts currently under construction in Coralville will host a job fair this weekend.The new Dunkin' Donuts currently under construction in Coralville will host a job fair this weekend. More>>
A cab driver and his wife face charges in connection with the theft of $15,000 worth of jewelry in Iowa City. More>>
Bruce Hagenow served his country with the United States Air Force. He travels to Iowa City a handful of times a week for his disability, but on Monday he got his questions answered a little closer to home in Cedar Falls.Bruce Hagenow served his country with the United States Air Force. He travels to Iowa City a handful of times a week for his disability, but on Monday he got his questions answered a little closer to home in Cedar Falls. More>>
Kevin Shannon, 61, was arrested Sunday and charged with robbery and harassment.An Iowa City man is accused of robbing a boy who was looking for lawns to mow. More>>
An Iowa City man found guilty of murdering an Iowa City landlord is appealing his life sentence.An Iowa City man found guilty of murdering an Iowa City landlord is appealing his life sentence. More>>
Some Iowa City residents have actively fought back against red light cameras. Opponents have argued they violate civil liberties and are nothing more than a money grab for local governments. More>>
Johnson County voters have turned down a proposed justice center once again.Johnson County voters have turned down a proposed justice center once again. More>>
Back in November, 56 percent of the county's voters said yes to a Justice Center, falling just short of the required 60 percent.
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Monday the fire department held a blood drive in hopes of restoring the area's blood supply. Parker's been a volunteer firefighter in North Liberty for 40 years. More>>
Three out of every four college students in the state are graduating with debt- according to a report from Iowa Watch, a non-profit investigative organization. University of Iowa student Carrie Kulp More>>
The University of Iowa says a white powder that was found leaking from an envelope in the Mayflower Residence Hall mailroom was deemed not hazardous by a postal inspector. More>>
Many spent Sunday outdoors at Coralville Lake. Some were surprised to learn there's some new rules in place this year. More>>
Saturday was a special one for some area campers as the Hawkeye football team hosted a group of people from Camp Courageous, which serves people of all ages with disabilities. More>>
The University Of Iowa Thursday announced the largest fundraising campaign in state history. More>>
The allowed entry age into Iowa City bars is once again being debated. In 2010 voters said yes to a 21 and over ordinance, banning patrons under 21 from drinking establishments after 10 PM. More>>
The Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion Post #17 is hosting a fundraiser that will benefit Eastern Iowa Honor Flight. More>>
A bill in the Iowa legislature looks to legalize the use of licensed all-terrain vehicles on county roads. House file 619 overwhelmingly passed the house and now waits to be taken up by a Senate subcommittee. More>>
Iowa City police say an Illinois teen has been arrested in connection with a stabbing in Iowa City on Sunday morning. More>>
A judge sentence Justin Marshall, 22, to jail Friday.One of three men arrested after an Iowa City shooting death will spend the rest of his life in prison after he was convicted of first-degree murder. More>>
At Thursday's meeting in Cedar Falls, the Board of Regents accepted the recommendations for a new center focusing on mental health, approved a new upgrade at Kinnick Stadium and said goodbye to the Board President. More>>
Five former Hawkeyes are hoping to hear their names called during the 2013 NFL Draft which begins Thursday night in New York City.Five former Hawkeyes are hoping to hear their names called during the 2013 NFL Draft which begins Thursday night in New York City. More>>
FRY festThe 2013 FRY fest concert will be headlined by country star Chris Cagle with special guest Dustin Lynch. More>>
Dedicated teachers and a successful after school program are making a positive difference in the life of 9th grader, Adrian Diaz.
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University of Iowa director of athletics Gary Barta announced today that UI head baseball coach Jack Dahm's contract will not be renewed. More>>
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