
Sports Scores for Wednesday November 4th
Iowa — The State Volleyball Tournament continues Wednesday at Xtreme Arena in Coralville, with semifinal action scheduled across all five classes. The day begins with the Class 5A semifinals at

Iowa — The State Volleyball Tournament continues Wednesday at Xtreme Arena in Coralville, with semifinal action scheduled across all five classes. The day begins with the Class 5A semifinals at

Iowa — The State Volleyball Tournament continues Tuesday at Xtreme Arena in Coralville as Classes 1A, 2A, and 3A begin quarterfinal play. Class 3A teams are first on the court,

Iowa (RI) — Iowans are being encouraged to show support for military veterans by participating in Operation Green Light, a nationwide initiative that begins Wednesday and runs through Veterans Day

Sheldon, Iowa (KUOO) — A Sanborn woman was injured and faces citations following a single-vehicle rollover crash early Saturday in O’Brien County. Authorities say 23-year-old Aili Koenig of Sanborn was

Iowa (RI) — Iowa public safety officials say they are closely monitoring election activity across the state to help ensure the voting process remains safe and secure. Iowa Department of

Iowa (RI) — With Election Day underway, thousands of campaign staff members and volunteers are focused on turning supporters into voters. Jimmy Centers, who has worked on several Republican campaigns

Week 8 of the NFL regular season kicks off Thursday, and the four of us at KIWA continue predict winners across the league and see who comes out on top.

Sheldon, Iowa — The Sheldon Esports Marvel Rivals team picked up a victory in a Week 3 makeup match, sweeping Greene County by a 3-0 score. Standout performances came from

Spencer, Iowa — Seasons Center for Behavioral Health has received a $50,000 grant from the Iowa Primary Care Association to support projects aimed at strengthening operations, improving client access to

Iowa (RI) — Iowa manufacturers are facing rising costs as domestic steel prices climb to their highest levels in four years, driven by tariffs and limited supplies. Peter Orazem, interim

