Articles Tagged: Iowa City

After demands last year for more artistic opportunities for people of color, the city has responded.

With every stroke of a brush, every thread of a bobbin and every snap of the shutter, people of color experienced a form of autonomy and freedom many had never known before coming into the Black Liberation Space.

Sales in the pandemic were strong last year. Some vendors in the Corridor say they’re even stronger this year.

As of July 1, Iowa City’s curbside organics (food scraps and yard waste) collection program will no longer accept personal 20-35 gallon containers - a city-issued organics cart will be required instead.

Two men shot in Iowa City on Wednesday afternoon suffered non-life-threatening injuries, and police are asking the public’s help in identifying the shooters.

She is supporting Shawn Harmsen for district seat

The market - which features vendors ages 8 to 18 - will return Sept. 11.

Benjamin Mayes, 23, allegedly told two people during the game that he had two bullets with their names on them.

The Iowa City joint venture will focus on vision planning for 2030 in Johnson County.

Mason Chance Edwards, 23, confronted the victim on June 9 at a residence in the Western Hills Mobile Estates in Coralville over a previous incident, police said.

The Iowa City Shelter House held a groundbreaking ceremony Thursday on its second Housing-First permanent housing project.

Teague, elected in 2018, will seek a second term on the Iowa City Council.

Heat advisory issued across most of Iowa as heat indexes could reach over 100 degrees.

This week’s Chew on This bites include Insomnia Cookies, White Star Ale House and Bluebird Diner.

A virtual Black History project featuring buildings that housed Black students at the University of Iowa wins one of Iowa’s highest awards for historic preservation.