Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Looking for the best food in downtown and Northside Iowa City? See what made our list from Taste of Iowa City.

The Agape Café at Old Brick in Iowa City will start serving free breakfast Wednesday mornings from 7:30 to 9 a.m. beginning Sept.1.

Under a state law, municipalities may not require the “owner of real property to implement a policy relating to the use of facial coverings that is more stringent than a policy imposed by the state.” However, the Iowa City order does not require business owners to adopt a mask mandate -- instead shifting the responsibility directly onto individuals.

American Legion Road — which is what Muscatine Avenue becomes east of Scott Boulevard — is in the first phase of a $9 million project to include a rebuilt road with dedicated bike lanes, 10-foot sidewalk on the north side and an underpass for students to get to Hoover Elementary School.

City officials often say they can’t enact significant law enforcement reform because of state law.

The Iowa City Human Rights Commission is seeking nominations for its 38th Annual Human Rights Awards. Individuals, businesses, or organizations whose ongoing work, service, or contributions have positively impacted Human Rights either locally or abroad may be nominated.

Quixotic troupe from Kansas City ready to surround Iowa City’s Hancher Auditorium with sight and sound explosion.

The reason Iowa City, with 74,000 residents, doesn’t have a water tower goes back to the early 1970s, when city leaders decided ground storage reservoirs required less maintenance than elevated water towers.

IOWA CITY — An Iowa City man faces multiple charges in connection with a shooting in July after police executed …

This week’s Chew on This has your cravings for tacos, subs, warm cookies and new bar and grill food in mind.

Perry stepping down, Schickedanz filling interim executive director role

Iowa City Police said Dupree Savon Thompson, 23, of North Liberty, fired a gun during an altercation in an alleyway near the 100 block of South Clinton Street in the early morning hours of April 4 then fled the area.

The 2021 recipients are using their grants for solar projects, energy efficiency and education programs. Nonprofits, businesses or K-12 students based in Iowa City may apply for grants for projects that can be completed in 12 months, match the city’s climate action goals, are “impactful and measurable” and benefit a diversity of Iowa City residents.

The Iowa Department of Public Health allowed the Iowa Cannabis Co. to transfer its license to manufacture medical marijuana products from Cedar Rapids to Iowa City, where the firm also will open a dispensary this fall.

Mark Butland sees collaboration among Iowa’s existing educational technology companies and startups as crucial for the growth of the industry in the state.