Iowa City Press-Citizen

4 days ago | press-citizen.com | Lily Smith

Lily SmithFans reach to catch a free t shirt during game 2 of Iowa vs. Oregon State baseball at Principal Park on May 10, 2025, in Des Moines. Lily Smith/The RegisterIowa's Daniel Wright pitches during game 2 of Iowa vs. Oregon State baseball at Principal Park on May 10, 2025, in Des Moines. Lily Smith/The RegisterPlayers line up for the national anthem during game 2 of Iowa vs. Oregon State baseball at Principal Park on May 10, 2025, in Des Moines.

6 days ago | press-citizen.com | Marc Ray

Marc RayIowa City Press-CitizenNestled between the batting cages and the two-storied houses past school grounds, Morgan Miller and the Iowa City Regina girls soccer team is stationed on the practice field. Rocking a white “Tackle Cancer” football shirt and shorts paired with teal Nike cleats, with a bright orange swoosh, Miller awaited her turn in the passing drills.

6 days ago | press-citizen.com | Marc Ray

Iowa City Liberty golfer Lila Bowman and Solon golfer Ryder Laing were voted by readers as the Iowa City Press-Citizen's Athletes of the Week for April 28-May 4. Bowman was named girls Athlete of the Week with 53% of the vote. Bowman earned a second-place finish for the Iowa City Liberty golf team against Iowa City High and Iowa City West on April 28. The sophomore shot an 88 over 18 holes at the Brown Deer Golf Club. Laing was named boys Athlete of the Week with 57% of the vote.

6 days ago | press-citizen.com | Ryan Hansen

Iowa City has chosen Grand Rail Development to redevelop the 21 S. Linn Street lot. The project will include a six-story building with housing, commercial space, and potential expansion for the Englert Theatre. The competing proposal from Salida Partners and Iceberg Development was withdrawn due to economic uncertainty. Iowa City has chosen a local developer to help transform a key downtown lot. The city will move forward with North Liberty-based Grand Rail Development's proposal for 21 S.

1 week ago | press-citizen.com | Ingrid Jacques

Democrats and their media sycophants often describe President Donald Trump as a chaos agent. I would argue that former President Joe Biden deserves the title even more. The mess Biden and his administration made of the southern border was self-inflicted, with unprecedented numbers of illegal border crossings. It’s no surprise that immigration became a flash point in the 2024 presidential election. And Trump has quickly cleaned up Biden’s mishandling of the border.