The Iowa City Police Department has implemented majority of the recommendations outlined in the 2020 plan to restructure the department toward community policing. The police chief said the plan is “just a start” and now is an opportunity for council to weigh in on next steps.
Singer/songwriter finds inspiration in ‘powerless’ feelings during pandemic
The event takes place from 4 to 11 p.m. on Saturday over 14 blocks in downtown Iowa City. This is the Iowa City Downtown District’s sixth year hosting the event.
An engineering consulting firm will conduct a facility condition assessment and present findings to the Iowa City Council later this year. The firm will also offer a recommendation if City Park Pool should be repaired or completely replaced.
New anchor store Ollie’s Bargain Outlet on track to open later this year.
Adding to the lawsuits and settlements mounting for Mercy Iowa City and its affiliates is one filed earlier this year by the husband of a Mount Pleasant woman who died in April 2022 after making nearly 20 trips to various providers in a two-month span for what started as complaints of sinus pressure and earaches.
With over 100 different vendors, around 10 hours of performance programming and a two-part parade, the Iowa City Pride Board is prepping for a large crowd to surpass last year’s approximate 15,000 attendees.
Presented on the Festival Stage in Iowa City’s Lower City Park, this year marks 23 summers of the Riverside Shakespeare Festival. The outdoor setting and now-free admission provide an opportunity for professional actors to highlight Shakespeare in its best form.
Rachael Scott takes her passion on the road with Cafe On The Go in Iowa City
Award-winning author and UI alum John Irving among featured guests
The Iowa Board of Massage Therapy issued an emergency order last week suspending the license of Abelardo “AJ” Rodriguez of Iowa City, citing a recent complaint.
The Iowa City Airport Commission has created a charitable giving fund to raise money for improvements to the airport, including a new mural facing Riverside Drive.
The cities of Iowa City and Coralville, along with the University of Iowa, worked on various flood control projects to protect the communities from future disasters while also embracing the Iowa River. Here’s how they did it.
Royceann’s Soul Food serves a daily special for $18 that comes with a choice of fried catfish, a pork chop or chicken wings and then two sides from a list that includes candied yams, corn on the cob, fried cabbage, mac and cheese, spaghetti and corn bread.
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