Isabelle Foland

Local governments have funded affordable housing, mental health and business and nonprofit initiatives using the American Rescue Plan Act.

Kinze Manufacturing’s Williamsburg location employed 815 workers

Jeremy Parsons, the CEO of the Iowa State fair, speaks about precautions against bird flu and how the fair has battled inflation.

The department previously disbanded because of “lack of support” and other concerns with members of the City Council.

Eastern Iowa schools watch for underage use, police watch for compliance

A UNI-led study over the coming year will help the county determine how cost-effective the Juvenile Detention and Diversion Services is, county officials said.

Big Ten Taxicab, the only active company in Iowa City, is advocating for the city to get rid of its requirement that cabs have to follow a certain color scheme so the company can save money on painting costs when buying a new vehicle.

A group of Iowa City residents has been working to place the Robert A. Lee Community Recreation Center on the National Register of Historic Places.

Local private school Isaac Newton Christian Academy representatives argued against the sale of Garfield Elementary School to a local developer, stating their intentions to purchase the building and keep it as an education institution.

The project will make upgrade and expand the park to accommodate for expert skateboarders as well as newcomers.

University Heights is just 0.27 square miles in size, with a population of about 1,300 people, nestled within the boundaries of Iowa City. But how did there come to be a city within Iowa City? And how do its residents describe what it’s like to live there?

Hotter weather and a wet spring — ideal weather for ticks to reproduce — are among the reasons this tick season is expected to be worse.

Several events and festivals will take place this weekend in Cedar Rapids and Johnson County to celebrate Juneteenth. The holiday falls on Wednesday, June 19 this year.

West High School junior Layan Ahmed will lead the organization’s national executive council for the next year.

Incumbent Royceann Porter is the only one of three incumbent candidates on the primary ballot who will not proceed to the general election this fall. Newcomer Mandi Remington will join incumbents Rod Sullivan and Lisa Green-Douglass on the Nov. 5 ballot.