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No Kings rallies in Siouxland draw people critical of Trump actions

Bret Hayworth

No Kings rallies in Siouxland draw people critical of Trump actions.
SPM Podcasts

Juneteenth appears to be growing in Iowa, organizers discuss why people should know that history

Bret Hayworth

Juneteenth appears to be growing in Iowa, organizers such as Rachelle Chase discuss why people should know that history
KWIT Local Newscast

Newscast 12.02.2024: Trump mass deportation plan worries Latinos in Nebraska; First snowfall in Sioux City; Pillen wants to set guidelines on transgender athlete participation; South Dakota legislators could see slimming budget

Bret Hayworth
KWIT Local Newscast

What's The Frequency: Looking back 20 years ago to huge influx of people visiting Siouxland for the Lewis & Clark Expedition 200th anniversary

Bret Hayworth
KWIT Local Newscast

Newscast 1.3.2024: Bob Scott begins 20th year as Sioux City mayor; Trump, DeSantis and others to campaign in Siouxland; Sen.Grassley giving more to UNI alma mater

Bret Hayworth
KWIT Local Newscast

Newscast 12.5.2023: National volleyball championship held Tuesday in Sioux City; Eighth splash pad on way for city parks; city will pay $628K to modernize parking ramp system

Bret Hayworth
KWIT Local Newscast

Newscast 11.22.2023: Thanksgiving meal cost declines from year ago, Highway 20 project at Sioux City wraps Year One work, gas prices continue to fall

Bret Hayworth
KWIT Local Newscast

Former President Trump in Sioux City sees win ahead in Iowa caucuses, says indictments are politically motivated

Bret Hayworth
KWIT Local Newscast

Sioux City RAGBRAI Unveils 50th Anniversary Logo and Theme

The Register's Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa starts in Sioux City this year.
KWIT Local Newscast

Upcoming African Festival Helps Unite Siouxland Through Culture, Food, and Fun