Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Megan Alter, Shawn Harmsen, Bruce Teague return to office, each securing over 30 percent of votes

Mariachi Herencia de Mexico is a virtuosic Latin-Grammy nominated group that reached the top of the Latin streaming charts with its debut album "Nuestra Herencia" in 2017. The following year, success followed with "Herencia de la Tierra Mia," produced by Javier Limon, when it topped the Latin charts. 2019's "Esencia" and 2020's "Esencia Vol. 2" followed suit on the charts.

Polls across Iowa will be open until 8 p.m. on Tuesday.

Also in this week’s Government Notes, North Liberty elected officials get first pay raise in nearly 20 years.

Dr. Georgina Aldridge, a neurologist with University of Iowa Health Care who specializes in dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, says that while some forgetfulness is a normal part of aging, a decrease in cognitive function to the point that you can’t do your job or your day-to-day hobbies is not.

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Despite continued contamination and nitrate spikes in Iowa’s rivers and streams this year, University of Iowa researcher Elliot Anderson insists that the state’s water quality issues can be solved.

Johnson County is continuing to explore ways to address affordable housing needs with a new proposal that would use $2 million of reserve funds to provide loans for affordable housing projects.

A new school district support team is reviewing instances of student physical aggression, office referrals, academic performance and other data in an effort to more closely monitor trends and provide support for schools in the Iowa City Community School District.

Dozens of Iowa libraries will receive the funding early next year to use as they see fit.

The organ-driven, old school instrumental three-piece is touring behind "Songs We Didn't Write“ with a stop at Gabe’s in Iowa City.

Also in this week’s Government Notes, the Iowa City school board on Tuesday will discuss the district’s ‘continuum of services’

Immigrant workers make up roughly 7.4 percent of the state’s workforce. Now, some might be at risk.

Camille Thurman and the Darrell Green Quartet will play two shows at the Hancher Saturday, Nov. 1.

The consumer products maker now foresees less of an impact from tariffs for fiscal 2026.