Ruthina Malone wants to bring her experience as both an administrator and as a parent of Iowa City school student to the Iowa City Community School District .
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Interview: Iowa City school board candidate Laura Westemeyer on the issues
Laura Westemeyer wants to bring her experience as both a business owner and someone who has worked with children with special needs to the Iowa City Community School District.
Interview: Iowa City school board candidate Shawn Eyestone on the issues
Shawn Eyestone wants to bring the analytical and people skills he has learned managing a high-tech laboratory to the Iowa City Community School District.
Trader Joe’s will open in Coralville next month
The Trader Joe’s in Coralville will open next month, according to a post on the Iowa River Landing Facebook page.
Interview: Iowa City school board candidate Janet Godwin on the issues
Janet Godwin wants to bring her leadership experience to the Iowa City Community School District.
Interview: Iowa City school board candidate J.P. Claussen on the issues
J.P. Claussen wants to make sure the teacher’s perspective is represented when policy is being created in the Iowa City Community School District.
The oil is flowing, but one Cedar Rapids lawyer continues Iowa’s fight against the DAPL
Based on first impression, Wally Taylor doesn’t seem like a lawyer anyone would describe as a pit bull. But first impressions can be misleading. Sitting in the small, book-lined office of his one-man law practice in Cedar Rapids, Taylor has a genial, upbeat demeanor as he discusses his four-decade-long career practicing environmental law. But even though his demeanor never changes, his clear determination to keep fighting until all options are exhausted show why his colleague Carolyn Raffensperger calls him a pit bull.
Iowa City joins the legal fight against a Trump administration immigration policy
Iowa City has joined the city of Chicago’s legal fight against a controversial Trump administration immigration policy.
Climate change doubter appointed to head EPA district that includes Iowa
A Wisconsin state official who doubts the existence of climate change and oversaw the elimination of the science bureau of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is the Trump administration’s choice to run the Environmental Protection Agency’s regional office that covers Iowa.
Activate Iowa compiles statewide political events for progressives
Activate Iowa, a website created by two Iowa City activists, pulls together political news and events statewide.
Transgender prison nurse sues the state of Iowa for discrimination
Jesse Vroegh, a transgender man, is suing two state agencies and a major insurance company for violating Iowa laws prohibiting discrimination based on gender identity
Your Village: What is a cattle disease doing on my property tax bill?
There’s a big story behind a little charge on Iowa property tax bills. It involves the Cow War of 1931.

