The Johnson County Board of Supervisors adopted an “All Are Welcome" resolution on Wednesday affirming the county’s commitment to “promoting a united vision where all are welcome in Johnson County,...
On Nov. 12, the Environmental Protection Agency, or EPA, released a public notice recommending two segments of the Iowa River, along with segments from other Iowa rivers, be added to the state’s impaired...
This is the third installment in a multi-part series about school safety in Iowa.
Following the 2022 shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, where a high school student killed 19 students...
With low chronic absenteeism rates, exceptional student growth, and a demonstration of proficiency in English language arts, mathematics, and science, Solon Middle School is one of the top schools...
Jennie Garner has never held a job in any other library than the North Liberty Library.
For 27 years, Garner has seen the library move and expand in size and staff. What once started as a 1,200-square-foot...
Eleven months ago, Iowa City residents asked for an answer and claim they heard silence in return. Men and women who allege they have suffered for years tried to stand against the expansion of an enterprise,...
This autumn, Iowa City is recommending that its residents leave their leaves in their yards, promoting healthier lawns and soil. This practice is not new for Iowa City climate ambassador Robert Traer,...
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...
Lois Albrecht grew up on a small farm in southeast Iowa. As children, Albrecht and her siblings played outside often, which is where she gained her love for the outdoors.
Her passion for the outdoors...
Across the U.S., many students in school find themselves struggling with certain subjects, such as math or reading.
Tutoring programs exist throughout the country to assist students by offering...
Just after midnight on Saturday, a 17-year-old was killed in a car crash on I-380 Southbound, near mile-marker 5.Â
The victim has been identified as Kaden Blair, a resident of Swisher. Blair was...
On Thursday night, every table and barstool at The Lone Ox Smokehouse & Company in Lone Tree was full as the Johnson County Food Policy Council hosted a lively happy hour event at the newly opened...
