Iowa City City Council incumbents Laura Bergus and Pauline Taylor will be the two candidates on the general election ballot for District A after results from the district’s primary on Tuesday night.
Bergus...
Iowa City’s composting facility is expanding to address the needs of Iowa City’s growing population.
The facility will receive an upgrade in spring 2025 after the city was awarded a $4 million...
Iowa City resident Vincent Shoppa organized a demonstration against pollution in a creek in Iowa City on Sunday.
Shoppa was motivated to take action after he and his friends Izzy Kippes and Elizabeth...
Iowa City resident Tim Borchardt is hoping to bring a new, more conservative perspective to the Iowa City City Council if elected in November.
Before then, though, Borchardt will face off against...
A group of environmental activists collected trash and debris on Thursday along two miles of Ralston Creek between Hickory Hill Park and the Iowa River in Iowa City.
The demonstrators returned to...
Iowa City’s Senior Center will receive around $2.6 million in exterior repairs in the coming years.
The Iowa City City Council unanimously approved the project manual and cost estimate for the...
The building of the original Emma Goldman Clinic was approved to become a historic landmark during Tuesday’s Iowa City City Council meeting.
The council unanimously voted to approve the property...
The Iowa City Council approved a $100,00 financial contribution to Shelter House, a local shelter for people experiencing homelessness, to add an additional winter shelter during the coldest months...
Liam Halawith, Senior Politics and News Editor
• October 2, 2023
Mandi Remington, a local activist in the Iowa City community, is running for one of the two at-large Iowa City City Council seats ahead of the election on Nov. 7.
Remington said in an Interview...
Looking out the windows of the Senior Center, Rob Dietrich sees an empty lot surrounded by a chain link fence and full of gravel, chunks of concrete, and weeds.Â
Something Dietrich also sees while...
In late 1964, the City of Iowa City made history as one of the first towns in Iowa to pass an anti-discrimination ordinance for housing, thanks to the newly established Human Rights Commission.
Now,...
Housing supply and affordability in Iowa City may see positive progress as a result of various zoning code changes approved by the city council in a 5-1 vote Tuesday night.
The changes include a...
