Business
Iowa City School District Approves $3 Million Loan for Payroll
The loan will help the district meet its financial obligations as it works to address a budget discrepancy.
Iowa City Approves Urban Renewal for Sycamore Mall Area
City leaders aim to revitalize the aging shopping center and surrounding neighborhood.
University of Iowa Seeks Approval for Multimillion-Dollar Facility Upgrades
Proposed projects aim to modernize radiology, sleep services, and research spaces on campus.
Lifestyle
UI Offers Secure Bicycle Parking Permits
New program provides protected spots for faculty, staff, and students
UI Nite Ride and Aspire Shuttle to Continue During Spring Break
Late-night transportation options will remain available for students and employees despite lower ridership.
Iowa City to Plant Trees in Far West Side Neighborhoods
City's Parks and Forestry staff will begin right-of-way tree plantings this spring.
Crime
Intoxicated Transient Accused of Assaulting Iowa City Police Officer
58-year-old Wayne Miller allegedly pushed officer while refusing treatment
Johnson County Inmate Dies in Custody
Sheriff's Office identifies 46-year-old Lawrence James Bohnenkamp as the deceased
Inmate found dead in Johnson County Jail cell
Authorities investigating the incident with assistance from the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
Entertainment
Iowa City Author Pens New Murder Mystery Novel
Lisa Avelleyra's latest book "Shelved" draws inspiration from her time working at a small bookstore in Madison, Wisconsin.
JACK Quartet to Perform Student Compositions at UI Recital
Free public concert features new works written for acclaimed string quartet
Acclaimed Composers Liebermann and Kahane Discuss Artistry in Iowa City
Composers featured in upcoming UI Symphony Orchestra concert
