Kate Pixley & Caleb McCullough, News Reporter
• January 22, 2019
Nearly two dozen people clutching electronic candles stood in a semi-circle in the lobby of the Iowa City City Hall on Tuesday evening as the community protested the city's Pedestrian Mall benches that...
In a City Council work session on Jan. 5, officials reviewed Iowa City’s proposed budget for fiscal 2020.
The budget proposal predicts revenue of $191,136,329 and expenses totaling $186,604,722.
One...
After a monthslong battle in City Hall, a controversial building project may move forward soon.
In the Iowa City City Council work session on Dec. 4, four of the seven city councilors informally signaled...
The Iowa City City Council will see an increase in their wages beginning in January 2020.
In a 5-2 vote on Tuesday, the council decided to raise the annual salary of City Council members to $11,960,...
Iowa City Transit will offer free transportation to any riders for Election Day on Nov. 6 to remove barriers between people and the polls.
The decision follows many other U.S. public-transportation systems,...
The Iowa City City Council passed a resolution Tuesday night to adopt the black-eyed Susan as its city flower.
The resolution was prompted by Project GREEN, a non-profit organization which invests in...
The city of Iowa City is auctioning off the historical amusement rides occupying City Park after more than 60 years of providing community members with a unique and memorable experience.
Juli Seydell...
The Iowa City City Council passed a resolution to install speed humps on Highland Avenue between Boyrum Street and Keokuk Street on Tuesday.
The Traffic Calming Program of Iowa City surveyed 20 houses...
Today, two candidates will battle for the vacant seat on the Iowa City City Council — following the Sept. 4 special primary, former Iowa City Planning & Zoning Commission member Ann Freerks and Caring...
Ann Freerks has spent the last 17 years serving Iowa City and hopes to continue her service on the City Council.
“I have a lot of experience bringing people to a consensus,” Freerks said. “I’ve...
Bruce Teague, 42, is running for City Council because he wants to do something more for the people of Iowa City.
“I’ve been in Iowa City for 25 years, and this would just be one more way of serving...
