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Some Iowa counties saw record June rain, others remained dry
July 1, 2026
June is normally the wettest month of the year in Iowa and State Climatologist Justin
Iowa’s governor and her family on weeklong tour of Iowa tourist sites
July 1, 2026
Governor Kim Reynolds, her husband and five of their grandchildren stopped in Mason City this
Grassley calls for end to ‘crusade’ of giving birth just to attain citizenship
July 1, 2026
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says it may be time for Congress to act on what’s
Data center developers make pitch for northwest Iowa project
July 1, 2026
Developers hoping to build a data center on a partially developed site in northwest Iowa
Orange City Dollar Fresh Market to become Hy-Vee Store
July 1, 2026
Shoppers in Orange City will soon see a familiar name return to the local grocery market. Hy-Vee announced Wednesday that its
Rock Valley Man Charged After Alleged Domestic Assault in Front of Children
July 1, 2026
A Rock Valley man is facing multiple charges after police say he assaulted his girlfriend in their apartment while two children
Sioux County Hears Data Center Pitch; Moratorium Still in Effect
July 1, 2026
A company interested in redeveloping the former Bison Renewable Energy site in Sioux County says it wants to build a smaller-scale
Aurelia Man Charged with Six Felony Counts of Child Sexual Abuse Material Possession
July 1, 2026
A Cherokee County man is facing multiple felony charges in Sioux County after investigators say digital storage devices and printed materials
Troopers Urge Safe Driving Ahead of Fourth of July Holiday
July 1, 2026
As northwest Iowans prepare for Fourth of July celebrations, law enforcement agencies across the state are ramping up patrols as part
Grassley Visits Sioux Center Health, Discusses Challenges Facing Rural Healthcare
June 30, 2026
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley toured Sioux Center Health and met with hospital board members and staff on Monday as part of
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Sen. Grassley lauds USDA response to New World screwworm
July 1, 2026
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley says he’s continuing to monitor New
SW Minnesota agronomist gives crops an ‘A’
July 1, 2026
An agronomist in southwest Minnesota is giving crops high marks.
House ag chair Thompson backs Senate farm bill draft, eyes summer pre-conference
July 1, 2026
The chairman of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee says he’s
Wheat, soybeans, corn kick off July with more gains
July 1, 2026
Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying. There
On November 13, 2023, Community First Broadcasting, LLC, licensee of KIWA(AM), 1550 kilohertz, Sheldon, IA; KIHK(FM), 106.9 megahertz, Rock Valley, IA; KUQQ(FM), 102.1 megahertz, Milford, IA; KUYY(FM), 100.1 megahertz, Emmetsburg, IA; KAYL-FM, 101.7 megahertz, Storm Lake, IA; KSOU-FM, 93.9 megahertz, Sioux Center, IA; KAYL(AM), 990 kilohertz, Storm Lake, IA; KKOJ(AM), 1190 kilohertz, Jackson, MN; KUXX(FM), 105.7 megahertz, Jackson, MN; KIWA-FM. 105.3 megahertz, Sheldon, IA; KKIA(FM), 92.9 megahertz, Ida Grove, IA; KSOU(AM), 1090 kilohertz, Sioux Center, IA; KUOO(FM), 103.9, Spirit Lake, IA; K260BS, 99.9, Storm Lake, IA; K264CW, 100.7 megahertz, Sheldon, IA; K249EO, 92.7 megahertz, Spirit Lake, IA; and K268CZ, 101.5 megahertz, Sioux Center, IA: filed an application with the Federal Communications Commission for transfer of control. Members of the public wishing to view this application or obtain information about how to file comments and petitions can visit:
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Feenstra Raises Concerns about NIL Taxes, Financial Literacy for Student-Athletes
July 1, 2026
As the business of college sports continues to grow, Congressman Randy Feenstra says many student-athletes are being thrust into complex financial
