Chants of "Free Palestine" resounded through the parking lot of Streb Construction in Iowa City as protesters gathered outside U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, R-Iowa, fourth annual fundraising...
The Iowa Supreme Court heard its first case of the 2024 session at the University of Iowa College of Law. The case centers around Linn County Auditor Joel Miller’s accusation that the Iowa Secretary...
Oasis Falafel celebrated its 20-year anniversary of being open for business with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Attendees sat on picnic tables on North Linn Street and were able to talk with owners Naftaly...
Oasis Falafel, a well-known staple in Iowa City, recently celebrated two decades of bringing authentic Mediterranean and Middle Eastern-inspired cuisine to the community.
Owners Naftaly Stramer and...
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Iowa City Police are currently investigating a stabbing near the Burlington Street Kum & Go that occurred just after 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
University...
Guillermo Morales, the Johnson County Board of Supervisors executive director, was fired from his role by the board after a year in the position for alleged hostile conduct with other county employees...
A new state audit report reveals a University of Iowa employee diverted nearly $1 million to a personal bank account. The UI is saying it plans to review its conflict of interest policy in light of...
The Iowa City City Manager’s Office released a request for project proposals to redevelop the empty lot at 21 S. Linn St.
The project began in February when the city asked for public input on...
Iowa City Council members voted 6-1 Tuesday to reduce parking meter rates in downtown Iowa City following backlash from local residents and businesses.
The City Council approved the first consideration...
Jack Moore, Managing News Editor
• September 3, 2024
The iconic Mayflower dorm has been home to thousands of University of Iowa residents — some loving the outlying residence while others describing their stay as a prison-like sentence.
For 56 years,...
Tobacco retailers in Iowa City have reported little effect from the permit moratorium placed by the city earlier this year, which temporarily suspended the issuing of new tobacco licenses. However,...
After many residents expressed frustration with increased parking rates this summer, Iowa City is now discussing rolling back parking meter rates in the downtown area.
As of July 1, rates for parking...
