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The council unanimously appointed Dunn after a nomination process at a special meeting on Tuesday.

The store is anticipated to open late summer or early fall in the vacant space that formerly housed Von Maur and Lucky’s Market.

The council will fill the vacancy at a special formal meeting at 4 p.m. Tuesday.

Two people who died in a 15-vehicle pileup outside Iowa City on Sunday morning have been identified by the Iowa State Patrol.

A notice from Iowa Workforce Development says closure of Grit Delivers will impact 62 employees. Layoffs are expected to occur Feb. 5, less than three years after the company opened for business.

In a new statement, an attorney for Hamburg Inn No. 2’s owner said the Iowa City restaurant will close for the month of January, under new management, to undergo repairs.

Danielle Nicole bringing her style to Wildwood in Iowa City

Ballet, comedy, concerts, musicals lead the way in the new year

From opening a new art museum in Iowa City to goats grazing at Brucemore, 2022 has packed an entertaining punch

By this time next year, one restaurateur hopes to have 3 or 4 locations in Iowa City or Coralville.

Hamburg Inn, an iconic Iowa City diner, is not closing, an attorney for the owner said Monday. The restaurant will have reduced hours until some building repairs are made, but should reopen full time later this month, Kim Baer said.

If your preschooler is bouncing off the walls after too much sugar and not enough exercise, welcome to Iowa winter. Check out this list of Corridor indoor play spaces.

Cedar Rapids and Iowa City earned perfect scores on the Human Rights Campaign’s annual rating of U.S. cities for their inclusion of LGBTQ people, against a backdrop of anti-LGBTQ state legislation.

The Cedar Rapids City Council will hold a public hearing to consider plans for an estimated $4.665 million renovation of the former Colonial Center building into affordable housing units. Also, the deadline is approaching to apply to fill an Iowa City Council vacancy.

There’s no crystal ball to predict what headwinds may threaten Iowa’s economy in 2023, but state economists forewarn of a great deal of uncertainty next year — though perhaps not as dramatic of a downturn as some are projecting.