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Faroz Waziri immigrated to the U.S. His home country, Afghanistan, was torn up by war and controlled by the Taliban. Waziri risked his life to assist the U.S. government as an interpreter for the U.S.

Explore Iowa City's vibrant art scene at X Marks the Arts Free Week, a new festival coming to town in February

Northwestern led by as many as 7 in the second quarter before Stuelke had a series of three-point plays to give Iowa a 41-38 lead at the half. Senior Lucy Olsen had a big second half to finish with 16 points and 6 assists. Freshman Aliyah Guyton added 15 points and 3 assists off the bench.

The Iowa City City Council approved its City Steps 2030 housing, jobs and services plan for low-income residents on Tuesday.

A cheerleader at the University of Iowa says he will return to cheer after an injury during a basketball game in Iowa City.

It might have been the convenient thoroughfare of I-80 between some of the biggest touring states in the country that first attracted bands to the two-tiered venue in Iowa City. The legacies visiting bands have left with the locals there,

Iowa City police are searching for a male suspect with scruffy facial hair after an armed robbery at Casey's on Sunday night.

The cherished pizzeria, a staple in Iowa City since 1999, is returning to downtown for the first time in 11 years — this time under different ownership.

Basketball superstar Caitlin Clark continues her philanthropic work by providing large grants to four Iowa charities. The Caitlin Clark Foundation announced the grant recipients Wednesday morning and said they were all organizations that inspired Clark while she attended the University of Iowa in Iowa City.

After returning from their two-game Pacific Northwest road trip, the Iowa women’s basketball team (14-7, 4-6 Big Ten) took care of business in a surprisingly close 85-80 victory against Northwestern (7-12,

After implementing its student cell phone policy in December, the Iowa City Community School District Board of Directors announced Tuesday that the district will now have a similar employee cell phone policy.