Paper record keeping is a thing of the past for the Johnson County courts as they embrace digital storage in a cost-cutting, environmentally conscious move.
Any cases opened after June 17 in Johnson...
Despite salary freezes in the Iowa City School District, many will still receive pay increases.
The Iowa City School Board approved salary increases for approximately 40 administrators during Tuesday’s...
Authorities have accused a local man of possessing marijuana and synthetic drugs.
James Hoff, 24, was charged Jan. 21 with two counts of controlled-substance violation and a tax-stamp violation.
According...
Conversations to hike minimum wage from state and federal levels have raged on even before the effort was shoved to the front burner by one Iowa senator last year.
The issue has evolved into a hot-button...
After months of planning, South Elementary took a step forward.
Elementary students from Grant Wood, 1930 Lakeside Drive, and Twain, 1355 Deforest Ave., joined Mayor Matt Hayek, along with several...
In describing the recent archaeological discoveries in Hubbard Park, officials said workers did not expect to find a such historically rich site.
“I think we have an opportunity to provide more...
The ball is now in the university’s court after the Iowa City City Council extended the deadline covering a potentially valuable plot of land.
The property is located on the intersection of Burlington...
A unanimous decision last week marks the nearing of Ryerson’s Woods Park becoming the first state preserve in the Iowa City area.
“This guarantees that it won’t get bulldozed and stays...
Even during the hot summer days, locals still need their breakfast fix.
With the Hamburg Inn No. 2, 214 N. Linn St., closed for the past several weeks, many people have crowded into other restaurants...
When Yasir Mohsin completed a master’s program at the University of Iowa this spring and returned to his home in Iraq, he entered a difficult situation.
“It’s a little complicated, and...
Long nights and sweaty car rides for 45 days on the road have culminated in a new memoir for recent University of Iowa graduate Hunter Sharpless.
“It’s a painful coming-of-age story,”...
The Koch Brothers. Politico. John Stewart. The New York Times. And the city of Coralville.Â
Tax-increment financing, known locally and nationally as TIF, is public financing that freezes a property-tax...
