A North Liberty man has been accused of possessing 200 grams of marijuana.
Rayshaun Bullock, 27, was charged Oct. 11 with intent to deliver marijuana and possession/distribution without tax stamp.
According...
An Iowa state senator seeking the Democratic Party nomination for governor has developed a statewide steering committee.
Sen. Jack Hatch, D-Des Moines, made the announcement official on Oct. 11 for the...
In an effort to recognize success in the past year and plan for improvements in the future, the Johnson County Board of Supervisors disclosed its first annual report to the public for fiscal 2013.
“It...
Money may be allocated to fund three new Iowa City projects.
The Iowa City Housing and Community Development Commission made a recommendation to amend the fiscal 2014 Annual Action Plan at an Aug. 15...
The completion of an Iowa City industrial-park project will be up for a City Council vote at its Oct. 15 meeting.
The Iowa City Industrial Campus Project has been completed by Maxwell Construction of...
An Iowa City flood-restoration project is still seeking bids.
The Department of Parks and Recreation has recommended that the Iowa City City Council reject all bids so far submitted.
The bids received...
An Iowa City woman accused of accidentally killing a friend by running her over with her truck is expected to plead guilty today.
Miranda Lalla, 50, will appear in front of a District Court judge at 10...
The historic flood of 2008 may have closed the University of Iowa’s signature performing-arts center, but several university officials have maintained that the school’s spirit and dedication...
Following the government shutdown 11 days ago, Johnson County officials said they are planning for changes the action may bring.
The shutdown, which went into effect Oct. 1, closed down many government...
The first time I left China for the U.S. was in the summer of 2011. My destination was Conway, Ark., to spend four months in an exchange program organized by my university in Hangzhou, China. A sense of...
Iowa City community members could potentially see an increase in bike use with a new bike-sharing program that will allow University of Iowa faculty, students, and Iowa City residents to rent bikes.
The...
After launching a new social media campaign this week, one local chapter of a national group is continuing efforts to inform Coralville citizens on the city’s debt crisis.
Americans for Prosperity...
