New Era Dawns for Hawkeyes as Clark Exits
Caitlin Clark and the Hawkeye women ignite a new era in NCAA women’s basketball. The star guard’s second stellar season shatters ceilings and fuels demand for a larger arena as Iowa City bids farewell to Clark with a historic finale.
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Hawkeyes Face South Carolina In National Title Showdown
Complete Page 1B coverage previews the Hawkeyes national title game with South Carolina, outlining key matchups, stakes, and program history. The feature highlights star players, coaching strategy, and the emotional build toward the championship clash.
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First Electric Lights Brought Here by Circus
Iowa history notes that Cedar Rapids received its first electric lights in 1882 when Barnum and Bailey’s circus visited. C. G. Greene, first president of Cedar Rapids Electric Light and Power Co., recalls the event and an 1903 lighting system promotion.
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What to expect from solar eclipse
Emily Andersen reports a partial solar eclipse will be visible across the United States including Eastern Iowa. The sun will be up to 83 percent obscured at 2:01 p.m., with clouds possibly hindering observation. Alaska will not see totality. The forecast notes a Midwest storm system arriving Sunday night.
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