Iowa’s offensive line struggled early, but a dominant rushing performance against Washington offered signs of progress. Kirk Ferentz believes the best is still ahead.
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Jeremy Hecklinski will start again for Iowa against Minnesota. Kirk Ferentz explains why the Hawkeyes are sticking with the sophomore despite Hank Brown's return to full health.
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Iowa's Journey Houston is getting a different view of Hawkeye athletics, photographing sporting events while balancing her responsibilities on the basketball team.
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Iowa's players have bonded over movie nights, Halloween scares and cheese curds. Now comes the challenge of turning that togetherness into what Jan Jensen believes is the key to success.
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Demond Williams gave Kirk Ferentz headaches before kickoff. Iowa's defense contained him, only to struggle against an unexpected challenge.
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WATERLOO --- Waterloo's Walmart was open again Wednesday following a series of electrical problems this week. The store at 1334 Flammang Drive closed Monday because of an issue with power, and MidAmerican Energy officials were called. It then reopened. Then at 12:55 p.m. Tuesday, staff reported a fire in an electrical panel, according to Waterloo Fire Rescue. Employees were able to put out the ...
CEDAR FALLS – A series of public hearings was held at Monday’s City Council meeting. The first was related to the Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report, or CAPER, for federal fiscal year 2025. The Department of Housing and Urban Development requires the city to submit the report, detailing the progress made on Community Development Block Grant funded activities from July 1, ...
WAUKON --- A Waukon man has been arrested for allegedly grooming a girl in Winneshiek County. On Monday Winneshiek County sheriff's deputies arrested 54-year-old Daniel Patrick Liddiard for sexual exploitation of a minor, possession of a visual depiction of a minor in a sex act, grooming and dissemination of obscene material to a minor. The sheriff's office was assisted by the Iowa Division of ...
WATERLOO — Bond has been set at $150,000 for a Waverly woman who was found with 6 pounds of methamphetamine. Jessica Lynn Weekley, 32, was arrested Monday for possession of meth with intent to deliver and violation of the drug tax stamp act. According to court records, officers with the Tri-County Drug Enforcement Task Force searched an apartment at 135 Mission Circle in Waterloo on July 23, ...
WATERLOO – The Cedar Valley Historical Society will host author and historian Mike Chapman at its Tuesday meeting. The group meets at 6 p.m. in the mess hall at the Grout Museum, 503 South St. for a social hour with the business session beginning at 7 p.m. Following that, attendees will hear a presentation by Chapman. He is Waterloo native, acclaimed author, journalist and historian who ...
CLARKSVILLE — The 22nd annual Fall Expo will feature over 100 craft and boutique vendors on Saturday. The show is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will fill two gymnasiums and outdoors at the Clarksville schools, 318 N. Mather St., as well as indoors and outdoors downtown and a third location at the Westside Assisted Living Suites event space, 110 N. Ely St. Exhibitors will sell items such as home ...
WATERLOO – Renovation of the former Courier building into a new city hall will cost about $2.56 million less than anticipated. The $8.94 million contract with Cardinal Construction to renovate 100 E. Fourth St. was unanimously approved by the Waterloo City Council on Monday. The cost includes a base bid of $8.37 million, as well as the addition of bullet resistant exterior windows and doors at ...
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