
Iowa Supreme Court Rules in Dordt Student COVID Case
Des Moines, Iowa (RI) — The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled against a former Dordt University nursing student who claimed he faced religious discrimination after being denied an exemption from

Des Moines, Iowa (RI) — The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled against a former Dordt University nursing student who claimed he faced religious discrimination after being denied an exemption from

On today’s Talk of the Town podcast, our guests are NCC’s Soccer coach, Tre Thomas and Director of Advancement Kristi Landis, talking about the November 5th Trivia & Auction fundraiser

Lyon County, Iowa — Weather facts, community announcements, church announcements, menus, school activities, and more. Heard on KIWA-AM 1550 and FM 100.7 every weekday morning at 9:00 AM. As reported

IARN – Farmers are being asked to do more with less, especially with fertilizer. With input costs remaining a concern and profit margins already stretched thin, producers are looking for

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

Washington, DC — U.S. News & World Report has released the 2027 Best Elementary and Middle Schools rankings, and several area schools are in the top rankings for Iowa. The

Sioux Falls, SD — National Weather Service officials tell us that they are watching these dry conditions closely due to possible fire danger. According to the latest fire weather planning

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