By Eric Moore Mark Chistopher Muelhaupt, a resident of Dallas County, Iowa is suing the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics and for negligence. Muelhaupt is alleging that Dr. James E. Davis failed in several aspects to correctly treat his congenital chest condition. According to court documents, Davis performed thoracic surgery on Muelhaupt in January [...]
Archive | September, 2011
Motion for mistrial granted in Thompson murder trial
The defense’s motion for mistrial in the Charles William Curtis Thompson murder trial was granted at roughly 1:15 p.m. today by Johnson County Judge Sean McPartland. McPartland’s decision for the mistrial came when information from video evidence was shown that he believed may jeopardize the defendant’s right to a fair trial. McPartland deliberated between 11 a.m. [...]
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Defense files motion for mistrial in Charles Thompson case
By Eric Moore The defense for Charles William Curtis Thompson filed a motion for a mistrial this morning. The motion came after the prosecution showed the jury portions of the video interview between Thompson and special agent Richard Rahn, which they had agreed to not show. The clips included Rahn telling Thompson they knew he [...]
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Unusually aggressive Hawkeyes beat ULM, 45-17
Click here to view an exclusive photo slideshow. By Jordan Garretson jordan-garretson@uiowa.edu Some were skeptical when Kirk Ferentz said Iowa would do whatever it had to do to win. Ferentz proved the doubters wrong almost immediately during Saturday’s game. The generally conservative 13th-year coach opted to use a no-huddle offense on the game’s opening possession, [...]
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Coker benefits from no-huddle in Iowa victory
By Matt Cozzi matthew-cozzi@uiowa.edu Amid the spark that Iowa’s no-huddle gave the offense, a familiar name emerged. Marcus Coker. Despite rushing for just shy of 300 yards prior to Saturday’s game, there were still question marks at the running back position. No backup to complement Coker, a possible nagging injury that was halting his performance, issues [...]
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DI Player of the Game: James Vandenberg
This was a tough pick, as both James Vandenberg and Marvin McNutt were extremely deserving. I’d even throw in defensive tackle Thomas Nardo’s breakout performance in the mix for third-place honors. But this was Vandenberg’s most complete game since week one. He was extremely accurate on the majority of his passes and had a good [...]
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The Good and The Bad: Iowa vs. ULM
Iowa emerged from Kinnick Stadium Saturday with a 45-17 victory over ULM. I’m guessing Kirk Ferentz was happy to have a much less stressful day than last week against Pittsburgh. There was a lot more ‘good’ than ‘bad’ in this week’s win, but you’ll typically get that against a Sunbelt Conference foe. The Warhawks were [...]
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Saturday Exam Grades: Iowa vs. ULM
The Hawkeyes passed all of these keys with flying colors. Typically, a 45-17 win will do that, but Iowa came out firing and the defense was pretty dependable throughout the game as well. Kirk Ferentz should be content with his squad heading into the bye week. Iowa (3-1) travels to Penn State in two weeks [...]
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UI students impacted by early morning fire
Flames poured out of several downtown Iowa City buildings early Saturday morning. The fire was reported to city officials at 2:16 a.m. according to a release issued by the Iowa City Fire Department. The fire apparently started at 225 Iowa Ave., which includes Bruegger’s Bagels, and despite attempts by fire crews to control the fire, it [...]
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Iowa leads ULM, 42-17, after third quarter
After three quarters of play, Iowa leads Louisiana-Monroe, 42-17. Marcus Coker has played to his strengths today, as he has returned to his power running ways. Coker reached the end zone once in the third quarter from two yards out. The sophomore has carried the ball 18 times for 113 yards and two touchdowns. Receiver Marvin [...]
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