Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Reginald Little, 46, who killed a 21-year-old man during a 2020 drug robbery, was sentenced to life in prison Friday.

The trial for Roy Carl Browning Jr., 69, who is charged with fatally stabbing his wife in 2019, has been reset for the sixth time to July 12. A crucial witness couldn’t make it to the trial scheduled in February.

The winter shelter opened this week, a month later than usual due to staffing challenges. Despite the challenges, Shelter House has not turned away individuals at its emergency shelter due to a lack of space.

Over the last decade, Sean Keller has forged a new barbecue tradition unique to Iowa with all the hickory smoke but none of the mystery that legendary flavors are often shrouded in.

New Jersey death metal band touring with new material, new album in stop at Wildwood Smokehouse in Iowa City.

The council was unanimous in supporting hybrid meetings during a discussion at its Tuesday night work session. The council also discussed how to connect with residents as the pandemic continues and how to handle disruption at council meetings.

The Iowa City Council unanimously re-elected Mayor Bruce Teague to another term and selected newcomer Megan Alter as mayor pro tem during an organizational meeting Tuesday morning.

Iowa City police arrested a 16- and 17-year-old Monday in an alleged armed robbery at GreenState Credit Union that happened on the city’s west side last month.

The Domestic Violence Intervention Program (DVIP)’s 25th Anniversary Souper Bowl Fundraiser will be held on Feb. 24 at Big Grove Brewery in Iowa City from 2 to 6 p.m. Participants may pick up their soup in person at Big Grove or choose contactless delivery. “Soupporters” will be able to choose from 15 soups donated by local restaurants.

Music, theater, dance in store for coming year around Eastern Iowa

Iowa City’s drinking water does not have detectable levels of two types of industrial chemicals believed to harm human health, according to November sampling by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. Another type of ‘forever chemical’ was detected, but it’s not one the federal government has included in recent health advisory.

The property at 21 S. Linn St. was purchased on Oct. 1 for $3.8 million by 21 S Linn Iowa Property, LLC with the same address as CA Ventures, a Chicago-based developer.

See the most popular food stories of 2021 — a year that couldn’t stop dozens of new openings in the Corridor, despite myriad challenges.

The Iowa City Parks and Recreation Department has earned an Environmentally Responsible Management certification from the Sports Turf Managers Association, one of only 45 facilities worldwide to do so. Iowa City currently holds the record for having the most fields/complexes certified.

DeMarcus D. Robertson Ray, 18, of Cedar Rapids was arrested by Iowa City police on Dec. 22 after he was released from the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.