Washington Co. toughens up on drivers ruining maintenance roads for farmers
Drivers that deliberately driving on muddy roads and ruining them could now get a fine and even face jail time.
Washington Co. toughens up on drivers ruining maintenance roads for farmers
Drivers that deliberately driving on muddy roads and ruining them could now get a fine and even face jail time.
UIHC expands footprint, unveils new AirCare airplane
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KWWL) – A new airplane is taking emergency medical care to new heights at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.
UI student Gerald Belz cause of death listed as hypothermia
UPDATE: The cause of death of UI freshman has been determined. The medical examiner determined that 18-year-old Gerald Belz died from hypothermia due to being exposed
IC students advocate for gun reform on 1 year anniversary of Parkland shooting
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KWWL) — It was the Parkland shooting that killed 17 people that prompted students in the Iowa City area into action on
Graduate hotel gifts UI $50k for late-night student programming
The University of Iowa has worked for a decade to shed its reputation associated with alcohol and binge drinking and now it’ll have more help from a new hotel in downtown Iowa City.
More people are landing in ER this year due to winter weather
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KWWL) — As the winter snow and ice continues, more and more people are finding themselves in the emergency room because of
MidAmerican Energy sends extra crews to Quad Cities
MidAmerican Energy Company dispatched additional crews to the Quad Cities area. Ice has accumulated overnight on power lines and trees, and winds are forecast to increase.
Nominations are open for University of Iowa Children’s Hospital’s Kid Captain Program
IOWA CITY, Iowa—Since 2009, Kid Captain has been a partnership between University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital and the Iowa Hawkeyes, featuring stories of strength, courage and inspiration.
University Heights City Council considers racial profiling ban
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Iowa (KWWL) — The University Heights city council is looking at passing a ban on racial profiling for its Police Department, tomorrow night.
Lucky’s Market closing its doors in Iowa City
Less than four years after opening its doors, Iowa City’s Lucky’s Market will be closing them next month.
Slow down: Iowa driver caught going 96 mph on snow and ice-covered road
Trooper Jon Stickney took to Twitter Thursday with a photo of him pulling over a driver who was going 96 miles-per-hour in a 65 miles-per-hour zone, noting the road was “100 percent snow and ice.”
Judge rules against University of Iowa
A federal judge has ruled that the University of Iowa was wrong to strip a Christian student group of its registered status after the organization barred a gay student from a leadership position.
Iowa bill wants to increase the penalty of killing bald eagles
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KWWL) — A proposed bill wants to make Iowans face a harsher penalty when it comes to killing the nation’s emblem, the
Man falsely connected to Tibbetts disappearance injured in house explosion
The farmer, whose name became well known during the search for Mollie Tibbetts, was injured Thursday morning when a gas explosion leveled his home.
STORMTRACK 7 FORECAST
TRACKING: Another round of accumulating snow
We are tracking two chances of snow through the middle of next week.
