The Iowa City City Council voted Tuesday night to deny Fieldhouse Bar and Grill’s liquor license renewal following an ongoing dispute between the city and business owner Tracy Barkalow.
Gov. Kim Reynolds' property tax bill would cost the city of Dubuque millions of dollars annually in revenue while providing relief to homeowners, according to city officials.
The Dubuque City Council agreed Monday night to spend $50,000 to study its pools as the city takes a step toward expanding or building a new outdoor aquatic facility.
Jury selection began Tuesday morning in the trial of three Linn County men charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of their 18-year-old brother.
Dubuque's city assessor says Governor Reynolds' property tax proposal could make bills less predictable as assessments in the city's North End are up about 10%.
A natural gas pipeline fire that sent flames and smoke high into the sky in rural Washington County is now out, but neighbors say the scene is something they will not soon forget.
A new affordable meal program for seniors will launch later this month at the Marquette Community Center, aiming to reconnect adults after a local cafe closure.
Historic Oelwein Coliseum Ballroom hosts Valentine's Day fundraiser where couples who first met at the legendary venue decades ago return to support restoration efforts ahead of the ballroom's 2028 centennial.
A Marshalltown couple ran into a wedding day hiccup Thursday when the judge scheduled to marry them didn’t show up, but, as KCCI reports, love and a quick phone call found a way.
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors approved spending $20,000 to install a 50-foot flagpole in front of the courthouse because of safety concerns for employees who have to climb to the building’s dome to raise and lower flags.
