Before the internet, fanzines were the lifeblood of genre fandom. Produced by enthusiasts rather than professional publishers ...

By Chris Apling, Iowa City Dear straight men, as a fellow straight man, I wish I could make you love the women in your life that love you, but I can’t. I wish I could say: Once upon a time, the ...

By Janay Pearce, Iowa City Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks owes Iowans some answers. Miller-Meeks has been spending ...

Fatou Traore, a longtime Iowa City resident, has been deported to Sierra Leone, a country to which she has no connections.

Early voting in the Nov. 3 election is now underway. County auditors’ offices have started mailing out absentee ballots requested by voters and are opening their doors for early in-person voting.

Oraiz, Johnson County Supervisor;  Katie Freeman, Coralville City Councilor; Mandi Remington, Johnson County Supervisor; ...

Filthy water is front of mind for thousands of Iowans as the midterms approach. In this issue, Little Village zooms in on one ...

The writer of this letter, an Iowa City resident, would prefer to remain anonymous. Little Village has verified their ...

Guillermo del Toro’s dark fable Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) is celebrating its 20th anniversary this October in cinemas across the United States and Canada. Del Toro’s films are inhabited with monsters — ...

U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley stumped for Iowa Republican candidates in Iowa Wednesday morning and urged members of the party to amplify their voices on social media to encourage the state’s dominant ...

By Emerson Cram, Iowa City The decision by the Johnson County Board of Supervisors to purchase land and site a jail adjacent ...

On most Tuesday nights, Iowa City’s beloved Deadwood Tavern is a calm, quiet space, filled with not much more than the sounds of light chatter and the collision of billiard balls. But on the night of ...