A local woman is suing a rental housing managing company claiming wrongful termination.
Vania Minor was a property manager for Keyway Management Co., 319 E. Washington St., according to court documents....
After a Cedar Rapids Gazette investigation revealed a possible violation of university policy in the employment of University of Iowa football assistant Tyler Barnes, the Athletics Department will review...
Despite many bar owners requiring employees to receive I-PACT certification, more sale-to-minor citations were issued in Iowa City than before the training program was launched.
The state Alcoholic Beverages...
A black walkie-talkie crackles to life with the sound of a woman’s voice. An alarm echoes across the building. A few moments later, two men rush toward a door, and a siren sounds across the streets...
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors decided to invite the mayors of Iowa City, Coralville, and North Liberty to hold a public meeting with them in order to reach a compromise over the future of the...
The first and only report from Iowa City’s temporary Diversity Committee found that many minority citizens are unaware of their rights, are concerned with police actions, and feel public transportation...
Before securing the vacant seat on the Johnson County Board of Supervisors in Tuesday’s election, John Etheredge dreamed big in regards to growing the county’s economic base.
Running on the...
Funeral rituals are changing.
Cremation is becoming an increasingly popular choice both nationally and in Iowa, and this idea is reflected in the growing number of people opting for the alternative to...
Silence fell upon the room during a tai chi class at the Senior Center on Wednesday.
More than a dozen senior citizens moved gracefully across the floor with their hands forming fists and legs extended.
Tai...
Leaders in Iowa schools have been asked by a federal agency to initiate more effort to stop gender-based violence in schools.
On Feb. 28, the U.S. Department of Education wrote a letter asking chief...
Printers in Iowa City and across the country will soon be humming to life as they spit out countless copies of the NCAA Tournament brackets.
And as one of the biggest athletics events of the year nears,...
The recently formed “Tech Chicks” in Iowa City has one goal: improve women’s involvement of technology.
The Iowa Tech Chicks started in January as a way for women to improve their technical...
