SIOUX CITY WOMAN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER
News Desk A SIOUX CITY WOMAN IS IN JAIL FACING SEVERAL CHARGES INCLUDING ATTEMPTED MURDER FOLLOWING A DISTURBANCE JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT SUNDAY MORNING IN THE 2600 BLOCK OF SOUTH RUSTIN STREET. POLICE…
SIOUX CITY CELEBRATES NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK
THIS IS NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK, AND THE SIOUX CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL BE HOSTING A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES AT THEIR THREE LOCATIONS. JEN DELPERDANG OF THE LIBRARY SAYS THE THEME…
AT LEAST THREE INJURED IN SHOOTING NEAR UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
POLICE IN IOWA CITY SAY AT LEAST THREE STUDENTS WERE INJURED EARLY SUNDAY IN A SHOOTING NEAR THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA . POLICE SAY THE GUNFIRE ERUPTED AROUND 1:45 AM…
Storm Lake Police Help Arrest Georgia Fugitive Wanted for Rape
The Storm Lake Police Department assisted federal and county authorities Wednesday in the arrest of a fugitive wanted on a felony rape charge out of Georgia. Police say the arrest…
Ballots become battlegrounds for voting rules, redistricting, election power
A voter shows identification to an election judge. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images) More than a third of state ballot measures that voters will be asked to consider this year…
Stew Makerspace expansion aims to deepen community ties in downtown Grinnell building
In a bright, tool-filled space just off campus, where sewing machines hum alongside pottery wheels and woodworking benches, the Stew Makerspace has become something rare in Grinnell — a shared…
Students allege former Grinnell College career adviser Michael Lawrence behaved inappropriately
Some Grinnell students and alumni say they are glad that Michael Lawrence, Grinnell College’s former business and finance career adviser, no longer works at the College because they alleged he…
Opinion: Grinnellians need to understand HSAs
For many college students like myself, health insurance hasn’t been something you’ve seriously focused on. In fact, for many of us, our parents handle all things health insurance related so…
“Narcissus”: Henry Loomis `26 explores wax, myth and longing in final solo exhibition
Walking through “Narcissus,” the final solo exhibition for Henry Loomis `26, the work shifts between wax dyed textiles in abstract forms that feel at once archaic and intimate. The exhibition…
Horoscope: What should you do instead of getting a job?
This horoscope is for seniors only. The job hunt has been really stressful for everyone. If you’re disenchanted with the whole thing and looking for an alternative, I’ve thought of…
Grinnell College GWSS enrollment steady despite national scrutiny
The size of the Gender, Women’s, and Sexuality Studies (GWSS) department at Grinnell College has been relatively steady in declared major numbers, as the field navigates broader political scrutiny in…
Inside the Bucksbaum bubble, students and faculty work toward a more connected arts community
Roberts Theatre seats nearly 400 people. On a typical night, fewer than 150 of those seats are filled. Students and faculty in the Bucksbaum Center for the Arts have a…
Non-profit thrift store, Prairie Thrift, set to open Saturday
Prairie Thrift, a non-profit thrift store located at 914 Main Street, will hold its grand opening on Saturday, April 25. The store will be open from 10 a.m. to 6…
Warming up this week after a cold start
Our week is starting off with a “Freeze Warning” for the Quad Cities area. Morning lows dropped into the 20s and low-30s. After a mild day Monday, it turns much…
Iowa City man charged with OWI after reported erratic driving
Hunter 04/20/26 An Iowa City man faces jail time after reports of his erratic driving led to an OWI charge. The evening of April 15th, 51-year-old Fidel Garcia of South…