
Northwest Iowa Native Hurt In Plane Crash Now Plans Related Ministry
(an airport runway – KIWA Staff Stock Photo) Wasilla, Alaska — A northwest Iowa native was injured in an airplane crash in Alaska a couple of months ago, and his

(an airport runway – KIWA Staff Stock Photo) Wasilla, Alaska — A northwest Iowa native was injured in an airplane crash in Alaska a couple of months ago, and his

(KIWA Staff Photo) Sioux County, Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — As dangerous heat and humidity continue across northwest Iowa, Sioux County Emergency Management is encouraging residents to take precautions and

(KIWA Staff Photo – Senator Grassley chats with his staffer, Jacob Bossman as they watch a Midwest Flying Service jet leave on an organ transplant flight Tuesday morning) Sheldon, Iowa

(KIWA Staff Photo) Inwood, Alton, and Sioux Center, Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — From conservation-minded livestock producers in Lyon County to a growing goat creamery near Alton and a new

(KIWA Staff Photo) Sheldon, Iowa — The Sheldon City Council will meet in regular session at 4:30 p.m. this Wednesday afternoon in the council chambers at the Sheldon Community Services

(KIWA Staff Photo) Spencer, Iowa (RI) — The Iowa Utilities Commission has launched an investigation into Black Hills Energy’s compliance with state and federal pipeline safety regulations. The Commission says

(KIWA Staff Photo) Hawarden, Iowa (RI) — Hawarden Mayor Larry Gregg says recovery from the flash flooding two years ago hasn’t been easy, but he says the city is better

(KIWA Staff Photo) Sheldon, Iowa — The Village Panthers, a Special Olympics team comprised of athletes served by Village Northwest Unlimited, took home the bronze medal in traditional volleyball at

(KIWA Staff Photo) Sheldon, Iowa — The Sheldon Public Library has just announced that they have received accreditation. Library officials tell us the State Library of Iowa has announced that

(KIWA Staff Photo) Marcus and Granville, Iowa (KAYL) — Two northwest Iowa elevators are changing course — and producers will feel the change this fall. AgState has announced it will