The Iowa City City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to hold an election to fill Councilor Andrew Dunn’s seat.
Back in October, Dunn announced he would be stepping down from his role as District...
Local elected officials are weighing the pros and cons of three potential uses of the CRANDIC rail line, a freight line that connects Iowa City and Cedar Rapids.
For years, there has been discussion...
After four years of controversy and limited progress, Iowa City’s Ad Hoc Truth and Reconciliation Commission, or TRC, is nearing the end of its mandate, embodying the broader challenges of addressing...
The Iowa City Police Department and the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office may merge forces with a potential joint law enforcement facility. The discussion first arose due to separate space needs studies...
Iowa City’s Court Street is set to receive a nearly $10 million facelift starting in early 2025. The project would remove and replace water and sewer utilities, streets and sidewalk pavement, traffic...
A living complex for individuals over 55 years old with over 100 housing units and various amenities could be coming to the west side of Iowa City.
On Wednesday night, the city’s Planning and Zoning...
The Iowa City City Council has elected to fill Councilor Andrew Dunn’s upcoming vacant seat through a special election.
In October, Dunn announced he would resign from his District C seat because...
Iowa City is close to final passage of new rules that would place restrictions on where tobacco retailers could operate within the city.
The second reading of the rules passed in a 7-0 vote and...
Shelter House is applying to a multimillion-dollar federal grant that would help the organization construct more permanent supportive housing for individuals experiencing homelessness.
The new shelter...
After Iowa City City Councilor Andrew Dunn announced he will be leaving his District C seat by the end of the year, the city council is determining its next steps to fill his imminent vacancy.
According...
The City of Iowa City is kicking off its $30 million project to relocate its transit and equipment facilities to better meet the needs of the growing community.
At the Nov. 4 Iowa City City Council...
The Iowa City Public Works Department was recently awarded for a project that recycled over 120,000 pounds of bricks from the Pedestrian Mall. On Oct. 18, the department received the Iowa Recycling Association’s...
