Iowans can watch “PIEOWA: A Piece of America” at FilmScene in Iowa City Aug. 23-24. The film explores the role pie plays in Iowa’s and America’s culture — and how it unites us.
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Also in this week’s Government Notes, Marion officials will discuss a proposed aquatics center project this week.
The Pear Shakekup at Wetherby Park in Iowa City invited the public to shake pear trees to bring fruit down from hard-to-reach branches
Cities across Eastern Iowa are contemplating how best to promote transparency and community engagement in policing in light of a new state law outlawing most citizen review boards.
According to a report presented to the Johnson County Criminal Justice Coordinating Committee this week, a joint law enforcement facility shared by the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office and the Iowa City Police Department could cost around $106 million.
Browse, sort or search University of Iowa employee salaries for fiscal year 2024.
Air quality tests conducted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have identified the source of an odor that some Iowa City residents feared was causing harm to their health.
A juvenile male was taken into custody after police recovered a gun at the scene of the shooting behind a shopping center around 6:20 p.m. Monday night.
All 105 panels in the corridor next to the Graduate Hotel in downtown Iowa City are being cleaned and an acrylic, dichroic finish is being affixed to them
The multidisciplinary arts festival includes performances by indie songwriter Sharon Van Etten, actress Lili Taylor, UI faculty and students, and more.
Also in this week’s Government Notes, Cedar Rapids has been recognized for its McLoud Run flood control project
The controversial rezoning of a northside Iowa City property, which would allow for an 84-unit apartment complex, has been delayed once again after the city council unanimously voted to defer the third and final consideration to a meeting later this month.
The Iowa River Powerhouse dam, which includes a pedestrian bridge that connects Iowa City’s Peninsula Park to Coralville near the former Iowa River Power restaurant, is set to undergo $675,000 worth of repairs.
In the first five years of Iowa City’s Root for Trees program, residents and businesses have purchased more than 1,600 trees — about 320 per year. The program opened applications for its sixth year this month.
City of Iowa City to convey land as part of Iowa Finance Authority grant terms
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