Articles Tagged: Iowa City

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Average increase across Iowa was 22 percent, but assessors say property taxes will not increase at same rate.

Federal funds will help with tree replanting, generators

According to police, the woman working at the Casey's was approached by two customers, who assaulted her, and all three exited the store.

The demand for veterinary services in Iowa — and across the country — grew during the pandemic as adoptions and the pet population increased. This demand has outpaced the number of graduating veterinarians, causing strain on a system that was already facing challenges pre-pandemic, various professionals told The Gazette.

The shortage of veterinarians is being felt across the industry, but some clinics — such as specialty and emergency practices — “have been particularly challenged.”

Workers at the Starbucks in downtown Iowa City are the first in the state to begin the process to unionize.

New documentary shines light on artist, activist with University of Iowa ties

Red Cedar Chamber Music wrapping up spring concert series in Cedar Rapids, Iowa City

Two budget amendments proposed by Iowa City council member Laura Bergus Tuesday would have shifted funds from the city’s police department to its reserve fund. Both amendments failed to pass, but Bergus’ proposals — and comments from nearly 80 residents — are likely to lead to more conversations about the future of policing in Iowa City.

No contractors bid on the project last month

Soon, a new franchise will be opening five locations across Iowa for falafel, gyros and Middle Eastern fare.

University of Iowa presenting world-renown ensembles from Tel Aviv April 17 to 23

The nonprofit is seeking community support and funds to help rebuild the warehouse. Read more to find out how you can help.

The $15,000 in grant funding will be used to expand and diversify the city’s urban tree canopy.