Will Iowa have its 7-foot-3 center back Tuesday? Ben McCollum says Andrew McKeever could play against Virginia Tech, but his status remains uncertain.
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Iowa's 24-10 win over Northwestern carried extra meaning Saturday as Kirk Ferentz honored Jack Campbell amid encouraging updates about his recovery.
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No. 19 Iowa improved to 7-2 with a 24-10 win at Northwestern. Here's what Kirk Ferentz and Hawkeyes players had to say afterward.
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Iowa trailed by as many as 27 points before mounting a fourth-quarter comeback, but No. 2 UConn held off the Hawkeyes for a 91-79 win.
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Iowa rolled past Northwestern 24-10 on Saturday. From Hank Brown's fast start to Braeden Jackson's 96-yard return, here are five takeaways.
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Hank Brown accounted for two touchdowns, Braeden Jackson returned a kickoff 96 yards and Iowa cruised past Northwestern 24-10. Here's how it happened.
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Despite five turnovers Sunday — including four interceptions from Williams — the Bears found a way to win the game and advance to 7-2 on the season with a bye awaiting them next weekend.
SIOUX CITY — A proposed ordinance that would update the city's billboard requirements and implement a cap-and-replacement program is back on the Sioux City Council's agenda. The council approved first reading of the proposed ordinance by a 3 to 2 vote Nov. 2. Councilmen Craig Berenstein and Rick Bertrand voted against it. Here’s what’s on the Sioux City Council agenda for Nov. 9, 2026 Take a ...
150 years ago: 1876 The Bounty on Wolves: In our opinion the bounty offered by Woodbury County on the scalps of wolves is insufficient. It is not enough to invite a thorough hunt after these troublesome animals, which, instead of growing beautifully less in numbers throughout the country, are apparently increasing. They are very perplexing to the farmers, especially during the winter months, ...
75 years ago: 1951 Court Demands Journal Writer Give Testimony: The Woodbury County district court refused Wednesday to grant privilege to a newspaper reporter who earlier had refused to answer questions before a grand jury about gambling in Sioux City. District Judge L.B. Forsling ordered the reporter, Robert Dodsley, 25, of The Sioux City Journal, to give the requested information to the ...
50 years ago: 1976 Floridian Will Be Westmar President: Dr. Ben F. Wade, dean of Florida Southern College, on Friday accepted the presidency of Westmar College. He will assume duties on or about Feb. 1, 1977, succeeding Dr. Laurence C. Smith, Westmar president from 1968 to 1976. Dr. Smith left in August and the post has been filled on a temporary basis by John F. Courter, academic dean. ...
The Rock Island County Sheriff’s Office and the Moline Police Department have joined forces to open the area’s first joint law enforcement substation. The agencies closed on the new substation at 1522 46th Avenue in Moline for $270,000 on Friday, Oct. 30. It is in the former Rock Island Federal Credit Union building, which is located next door to the Moline Fire Station. © 2026 Quad City ...
SIOUX CITY — The Sioux City Council will hold a special budget meeting Tuesday, Nov. 10 to discuss new financial challenges the city faces and review options for balancing the municipal budget. The meeting will begin at 1 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. "Recent changes to Iowa law have reduced the amount of property tax revenue cities can collect and placed additional ...
SIOUX CITY — A Sioux City man has been returned to Woodbury County to face a first-degree murder charge for the death of a woman whose body was found in Riverside Park. Irosy Iotis, 46, was booked into the Woodbury County Jail at 1:48 a.m. Friday and served with an arrest warrant. He's being held without bond. Iotis had been in custody in Wyoming since Sept. 2, when he was taken into custody ...
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