KWIT - Site Search

Governor Reynolds sues to halt Iowa news organization obtaining all emails

People gather to speak out against recent actions of the Trump administration at the Hands Off rally in downtown Sioux City, on April 5, 2025. (Bret Hayworth, Siouxland Public Media News)

Hear the people at the Hands Off rally in Sioux City

In downtown Sioux City, about 300 people chanted and carried signs that were critical of actions taken by President Donald Trump over recent weeks.Gathering on the outdoor grounds of the Sioux City Public Museum, people across a wide age spectrum cheered as some passing drivers honked in support of the rally. Some of the signs and speakers referenced cuts made by the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, to federal programs, such as the possibility that Social Security benefits could be reduced.

Season for Second Chances: A Conversation with Nickolas Butler

In this episode, Jenn and Kelsey talk with bestselling author Nickolas Butler about his latest novel, A Forty-Year Kiss. Listen to hear what in-real-life overheard conversation sparked the inspiration for this life-affirming love story, how he crafts the sublime from the ordinary, and why second chances are so compelling.

Sioux City Council will vote on DEI severing in departments; Iowa legislative session into overtime

All Iowa K-12 schools say they are complying with new Trump DEI policy

Donald Trump is shown at an event with Republican leaders, including U.S. Senator John Thune, of South Dakota, in January 2025, 10 days before his second term as president began. (Photo by Trump-Vance Transition committee)

Siouxland professors weigh in on first 100 days of President Trump's second term, with anxiety as a common theme

Siouxland professors weigh in on first 100 days of President Trump's second term

Mobile devices are an omnipresent item in modern life.

Siouxlanders weigh in on schools increasingly limiting mobile device use by students, as some cite "The Anxious Generation" book

What's The Frequency: Iowa lawmakers discuss status of bills on school funding, property taxes, DEI & cancer in Legislature

Members of the South Dakota Legislature are shown in a photo from February 2025. (Lee Strubinger, South Dakota Public Broadcasting)

What's The Frequency: The impact on people in South Dakota & Nebraska, as legislators debate big issues on eminent domain, taxes, medical marijuana and schools

The Dinosaurs of Hell Creek exhibit is underway with a six-month run that will last through August 3, 2025, at the Sioux City Public Museum. (Courtesy photo from Sioux City Public Museum)

What's The Frequency: Meet the men who made the South Dakota finds that comprise the Dinosaurs of Hell Creek exhibit in Siouxland

Search results for