With thousands of square feet dedicated to vehicle storage and space for numerous departments to consider, the Iowa City City Council has approved the Public Works Facility Phase 1 plan. But there is still...
The Iowa City Human Rights Commission met Tuesday evening to discuss various issues and upcoming events, most notably recent housing complaints made by people about the city and education equity in the...
Iowa City public-art advocates have announced a competition to commission an art piece depicting the city’s character for the lobby of City Hall, 410 E. Washington St.
The project is spearheaded by...
Local labor leaders held a public hearing at the Old Brick on Monday evening to address community concerns about the planned closing of the University of Iowa Labor Center.
The center was one of seven...
A local high school is implementing new measures to prevent gun violence and ensure a safer community by educating students to pay attention when their peers display signs of distress.
Iowa City West...
Rising vaccination numbers and predictions for more of the same can mean nothing but positive news for Iowa City schools and the University of Iowa.
Another school year has begun, and as fall approaches,...
The Iowa City School District has rezoned the district in the past, but this time, officials have a different goal in mind.
The School Board has created the Attendance Area Development Plan, which is...
West Liberty and Marshalltown School Districts further developed their dual-language programs in a University of Iowa College of Education seminar for teachers in July.
The seminars focused on how to...
Next year, Iowa City School District students will be offered a new agriculture-education program and the option of joining a Future Farmers of America chapter.Â
The School Board has voted 4-3 to establish...
