Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Vehicles and buildings were damaged, but no injuries were reported

An investigation was initiated by Google in 2019, according to a criminal complaint, when the company made a report to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children after a user uploaded child pornographic content to a Google Drive account.

The group is preparing for live performances with a new director

All efforts should be made to conserve existing land for the wisest uses

In a budget outlined from July to December, the pay makes up less than a third of the request — $103,500 of the proposed $337,500 overall six-month budget.

This year’s block party on July 24 will be bigger than ever with 14 blocks downtown.

Two murals under construction in downtown Iowa City are meant to provoke conversations about race that the artists hope will inspire others.

The program offers $500 to anyone who successfully refers a new business to the area.

When hundreds of people are participating in illegal activity at the same time, police have little ability to stop us

Take a day trip to discover prehistory on display in Coralville Lake’s Devonian Fossil Gorge

Part zoetrope, part music box and part railway car, the exhibit will serve as a backdrop for downtown Iowa City as summer events thaw the pandemic’s social ice.

Riverside Theatre brings free Shakespeare to Iowa City’s Lower City Park July 15 to 25.

CommUnity’s Strike Out Hunger Food Drive in July aims to keep their food pantry stocked with groceries and other necessities to help struggling Johnson County families.

The proposed development would be adjacent to Hickory Hill Park, and area residents say it would disrupt the tranquility of the area.

Iowa City Catholic Worker House has helped 10 refugee families settle this year in the United States.