Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Republican Party of Iowa Chair Jeff Kaufmann issued a statement Friday citing unconfirmed reports that Democrat Christina Bohannan plans to announce her second bid for Congress in the 2024 elections.

As the number of people living unsheltered continues to set records in Linn County, a chronically homeless population in need of different housing interventions is becoming more visible.

Former Iowa City City Manager Steve Atkins died earlier this month at age 78. Atkins was city manager in Iowa City for 21 years, from 1986 to 2007 when he retired. Seven mayors served during Atkins’ tenure.

Stellar collaborations roll into ‘Nobody’s Fool’ album

Also, Cedar Rapids seeking artists to design vinyl wraps for traffic signal control boxes in Westdale area

The city of Iowa City is getting ready to begin installing 13 cameras throughout the Pedestrian Mall this month, which the city says will help law enforcement by giving them access to footage when they are investigating incidents in the area.

His business, Natural Talent Music, received a $14,500 grant from Iowa City council grant this year.

Iowa City is looking to add a new fee for electric vehicle charging at public stations to recover the impacts various fees, including the state user fee that went into effect last month.

Also, how to clear tree debris after storms and how to offer feedback on the LightLine loop project in Cedar Rapids.

As climate change worsens, transit-dependent residents are among the most vulnerable to the elements — extreme heat, bone-chilling cold and everything in between. Here’s how Cedar Rapids and Iowa City are looking to make their transportation networks more accessible.

Several businesses report decreased yields, smaller produce and fewer customers.

This voter guide includes information about seats on the city councils in Iowa City, Coralville, North Liberty and Tiffin, as well as information about how to run for office and how to make sure you’re ready to vote come November.

Here’s what to know for Friday about road closures, transportation, entertainment and where to cool off as temperatures continue to climb. The entertainment and various events are free and open to the public.

Mercy Iowa City late Monday responded to a bondholder’s demand it be placed in a court-appointed receivership by disputing the arguments behind the receivership request and by calling into question the publicity tactics taken.

Prairie Kitchen Store offers pots and pans, everything kitchen