The Iowa House approved a bill on Thursday that will make driver’s license exams in the state English-only. The Iowa Department of Transportation currently offers written exams in 21 languages […] ...

By Joe Younker, Iowa City Public school advocates have argued that a 2 percent increase in state funding isn’t enough. Class ...

Mission Creek Festival delivers on their promise of changing things up with the upcoming first edition of Day Party. The one-day celebration is co-directed by Mission Creek and Brink, a literary ...

Former Iowa state legislator Paul W. Johnson wore a number of hats throughout his life, including chief of what’s now known as the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. Editor Curt […] ...

When the Rumours pull into the venue Saturday and start unloading their van, it’s inevitable someone will assume they’re the ...

At its formal meeting on Tuesday night, the Coralville City Council voted to cancel its contract with Flock Safety and remove the two Flock automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras […] ...

B, Iowa City On Feb. 25, 2026, community organizers and detainees learned that a class action lawsuit may preserve due process for migrant detainees in Iowa. The final […] ...

Iowa House lawmakers passed legislation Tuesday to freeze tuition and restrict some nonresident enrollment at public ...

Celebrated for her warm, welcoming personality as well as her rich, vibrant singing, Tina Haase Findlay has been inducted into two Iowa music halls of fame. Little Village talked with […] ...

By Alisha Sena, Iowa City Iowa’s education reputation has faded under a partisan attack. As State Auditor Rob Sand continues ...

Declaring that a citizen was “targeted because he criticized the police department and city leadership,” a federal judge has ...

By Cathy Zimmerman and Sam Helmick We write in firm and solemn opposition to HF 2324, now before the Iowa General Assembly. This measure forbids school districts, charter schools and […] ...