Big Grove partnered with Green State Credit Union to create a beer that would give back to the state in an influential way.
All proceeds raised by the beer, named ‘Greener State of Mind,’ will...
A new store selling University of Iowa merchandise opened officially Friday at 30 S. Clinton Street after a soft opening that wiped them out of all merchandise in stock.
“We’re not going to...
Downtown Iowa City shops are seeing a resurgence of in-store revenue after a year of record-low sales.
After a year-and-a-half of dealing with the pandemic economy, business has returned to stores.
Todd...
Iowa City bars and restaurant owners and managers are seeing increased revenue and restoration of the city’s vibrant downtown nightlife with the return of University of Iowa students.
Emily Grahek,...
Iowa City is nearing its goal of electric vehicle charge points in the Eastern Iowa Electric Vehicle Readiness Plan.
The Eastern Iowa Electric Vehicle Readiness Plan, finalized in June...
Local cafes are bouncing back from the COVID-19 pandemic this midterm season.
When exactly midterm exams fall on the calendar at the University of Iowa vary between courses, but typically they are...
A new Iowa City mural painted by volunteers was designed to show appreciation to Iowa City’s compost workers while building community.
The process to create the mural, designed by local artist...
Iowa City beat its goal to lower carbon emissions by 2030 nine years early.
Since 2010, Iowa City has decreased carbon emissions by 49 percent, but their goal was to reduce carbon emissions by 45...
The Iowa City Pride festival returned this weekend after being canceled and postponed for more than a year because of the pandemic.
The last time Iowa City celebrated Pride was in 2019. This year,...
Demonstrators chanted “My body, my choice” Saturday afternoon, along with thousands across the country who joined Women’s March rallies.
Pro-abortion rights protesters marched from the Iowa...
A crowd gathered at College Green Park for the first Iowa City Pride festival community march on Saturday.
Marchers flocked down Iowa Avenue and made their way to the intersection of Linn Street...
The Iowa City literary community isn’t ready to come back in full force.
As Iowa City records 50 to 60 cases of COVID-19 each day, literary hubs are trying to return to pre-pandemic norms while...
