The Board of Supervisors voted to join a class-action lawsuit to receive payments for federal land under the Payment in Lieu of Taxes Act.
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors on Aug. 21 voted to...
Iowa City voters will mark their ballots on two occasions to elect a new city councilor now that at least three candidates have filed to fill a vacant City Council at-large seat.
Having more than two...
Some of the deer in the Iowa City area may face a death sentence, and the public will have a chance to weigh in.
A public forum on the city of Iowa City’s proposal to use sharpshooters in a deer-reduction...
Johnson County hopes to expand and improve its mental-health services by taking another step toward opening its first Behavioral Health Urgent Care Center.
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors voted...
A study by the National Low Income Housing Coalition says that an Iowan would need to make $15 an hour in order to afford a two-bedroom apartment and meet the federal standard that says that no more than 30 percent of income should be spent on housing.
Johnson County has removed a question about past criminal convictions on its job applications, aiming to bring down barriers to re-entering the workforce.
Plans to develop new student housing downtown face a roadblock from the Iowa City City Council following a rezoning request.
The property in question, 12 E. Court St., is the location of Pentacrest Gardens,...
Johnson County Board of Supervisors Chair Mike Carberry will not get a seat on the board after being defeated in the June 5 primary by Janelle Rettig and Pat Heiden.
Rettig led the race, capturing 63...
A new law signed by Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds drew a crowd of protesters to the Pentacrest on a sunny Saturday afternoon.
Reynolds signed Senate File 359 on Friday. The bill bans abortions after...
