
Sports Scores for Thursday October 22nd
Northwest Iowa — Regional volleyball action continues Thursday night as Classes 3A and 4A move into the second round of postseason play. Our broadcast coverage features Class 3A Region 1

Northwest Iowa — Regional volleyball action continues Thursday night as Classes 3A and 4A move into the second round of postseason play. Our broadcast coverage features Class 3A Region 1

Hull, Iowa — Western Christian volleyball coach Tammi Veerbeek has become the winningest coach in Iowa high school volleyball history. The milestone came this past Thursday night as the Wolfpack

Week 7 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.

Washington, D.C. (Sioux County Radio) — An unexpected acknowledgment from President Donald Trump was one of the highlights of a recent trip to Washington, D.C., for RISE Ministries founder and

Northwest Iowa (KUOO) — A regional transportation provider is offering free rides to polling places through Election Day on Nov. 3rd. RIDES says the service is available in all communities

Iowa (RI) — The latest Rural Mainstreet Index from Creighton University shows economic conditions in rural Iowa and nine neighboring states remained below growth-neutral levels in October, marking the fifth

Sioux City, Iowa (RI) — Iowa Democrats say farmers are still waiting for meaningful action on trade, tariffs, and the war involving Iran as President Donald Trump prepares to campaign

Sioux City, Iowa (RI) — President Donald Trump is visiting Sioux City Thursday, and Republican candidates Zach Lahn and Brenna Bird say the appearance highlights the importance of the Nov.

Northwest Iowa — Regional volleyball action continued Wednesday night as Classes 1A and 2A moved into the second round of postseason play. Our broadcast coverage featured a Class 1A Region

Sioux City, Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn and Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird say President Donald Trump’s upcoming visit to Sioux City could help energize