Taj Mahal has been filed under “blues” since the adventurous singer-songwriter emerged out of Southern California during the mid-’60s. But Mahal, aka Henry Fredericks, has explored such genres as folk, reggae, gospel, jazz, R&B, zydeco, Latin, Caribbean and Hawaiian
The three-day festival starting Friday evening will host the UCI World Cup and feature various cyclocross and gravel races.
“Waitress,” coming to Hancher Auditorium in Iowa City on Oct. 22 and 23.
More than $10 million in federal aid is available to Iowans who have past-due water bills and may face disconnection.
The Johnson County Interfaith Coalition is hosting an event at the parking lot of the Kingdom Center, 611 Southgate Ave., with all four candidates.
Iowa City nonprofit hosts fifth annual Fair Trade Oriental Rug Event Oct. 20-24 at Iowa River Landing.
A new tensile sculpture and motion-sensitive interactive light installation displays different colors at various speeds, depths and brightness levels, depending on how many people are in the alley and how they’re moving.
New elementary schools, additions to existing schools and continued renovations at Iowa City High are just a few on a long list of projects the Iowa City Community School District hopes to complete if residents vote “yes” to renewing two existing tax levies next month.
Southern rockers heading to Iowa City’s Englert Theatre on Oct. 10
The Facebook whistleblower, revealed Sunday, is Frances Haugen, who was born and raised in Iowa City
With restaurants facing more challenges than ever, the local co-op could be a solution to the tenuous relationship between independent restaurateurs and third-party delivery services.
Dozens of people gathered Saturday in downtown Iowa City to mark the 50th anniversary of Iowa City Pride.
The longest-running LGBTQ Pride celebration had to postpone its milestone anniversary last year because of the pandemic
Dr. Monika Jindal works to make mental health care accessible and find innovative ways to deliver that care, such as Johnson County’s GuideLink Center. The center had a total of 455 encounters from February to August.
A major concern among residents and the Friends of Hickory Hill was that the previous iterations of the development did not align with the Northeast District Plan.
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