KCHA-FM (Charles City, IA)

KCHA (95.9 FM) is a radio station that offers a Full Service format and is licensed in Charles City, Iowa. It primarily serves the audiences in Charles City and Floyd County. The station is owned and managed by Coloff Media, LLC.

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Trinity United Methodist Church Honors Janine Mills & Hosts Drive-Through Meal for Lacy & Tyler Reams Monday

2 days ago | kchanews.com | Chris Berg

COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS BROUGHT TO YOU BY FLOYD COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER:Next week, Trinity United Methodist Church in Charles City is hosting two heartfelt community events. On Sunday at 9:00 AM, join the congregation to honor Janine Mills, the church’s beloved organist, as she plays her final service after nearly six decades of bringing music to worship services, weddings, and funerals. Expect a joyful celebration with cupcakes and stories of her remarkable legacy.
Nearly Impossible Quiz: What do over nine million people around the world have in common with you?

2 days ago | kchanews.com | Chris Berg

Congratulations to Mark Huegel of Charles City who won $100 off his next lawn equipment or repair at Cedar Valley Lawn Equipment Repair & Bigfoot Enterprises just west of Ionia! (Certificate expire 12/31/25). Answer: Your birthday
Madeline Knowlton, 88, of Charles City

2 days ago | kchanews.com | Chris Berg

Madeline Knowlton, 88, of Charles City, passed away Tuesday, June 3, 2025, at the Floyd County Medical Center in Charles City. A Mass of Christian Burial for Madeline Knowlton will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Monday, June 9, 2025, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Charles City with Reverend Tom Heathershaw officiating. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery in Charles City.
Cynthia “Cindy” Dailey, 90, of Charles City

2 days ago | kchanews.com | Chris Berg

Cynthia “Cindy” Dailey, 90, of Charles City, passed away Tuesday, June 3, 2025, at the 11th Street Chautauqua Guest Home in Charles City with her loving family by her side. A Mass of Christian Burial for Cindy Dailey will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 7, 2025, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Charles City with Reverend Tom Heathershaw officiating. Burial will be at Calvary Cemetery in Charles City.
Charles City Police Chief Hugh Anderson Shares Insights on Fireworks Regulations, Bike Rodeo Success, Traffic Safety, and Scam Alerts

2 days ago | kchanews.com | Chris Berg

COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS BROUGHT TO YOU BY FLOYD COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER:In this engaging interview, Chief Hugh Anderson of the Charles City Police Department discusses key community safety topics. He covers the updated fireworks ordinance. Anderson also highlights the success of the recent Bike Rodeo, a well-attended event promoting bike safety and community engagement. With the Fourth of July approaching, he details the Special Traffic Enforcement Program aimed at ensuring road safety.
Nearly Impossible Quiz: On average, people spend about 15 months of their life engaged in this activity.

3 days ago | kchanews.com | Chris Berg

Congratulations to Dani Clark of Charles City who won a $10 beef gift certificate compliments of the Floyd County Cattlemen (certificate expires 30 days from date won). Answer: Choosing what to watch on television
Update: North Iowa Motorcyclist Killed After Struck by Semi Identified

3 days ago | kchanews.com | Mark Pitz

A North Iowa woman is dead after her motorcycle was struck by a semi Wednesday (06.04) morning near Charles City. The Iowa State Patrol (ISP) says the wreck occurred near mile marker 211 on US Highway 18 East, shortly after 9 am. ISP says the motorcycle pulled out into the path of the semi, causing the fatal collision. The operator of the motorcycle has been identified as 66-year-old Ruby Golnick of Garner, who died at the scene.
Breaking: North Iowa Motorcyclist Killed After Struck by Semi

3 days ago | kchanews.com | Mark Pitz

One person is dead after his motorcycle was struck by a semi Wednesday (06.04) morning near Charles City. The Iowa State Patrol (ISP) says the wreck occurred near mile marker 211 on US Highway 18 East, shortly after 9 am. ISP says the motorcycle pulled out into the path of the semi, causing the fatal collision. The unidentified operator of the motorcycle is a 66-year-old subject from Garner who died at the scene. The unnamed 24-year-old driver of the semi is from Caledon, Ontario Canada.
Charles City Mobile Food Pantry Starts Healthy Kids Food Program Wednesday (06.04)

3 days ago | kchanews.com | Mark Pitz

The Charles City Mobile Food Pantry will distribute more food than usual during their first-Wednesday-on-the-month drive-thru distributions for June, July and August. Coordinator Jenn Burton says they have been approved for participation in the Healthy Kids Iowa Pilot Program to provide extra food to families with kids ages 4-to-18.
Woman Who Yelled “People Will Die” at Ernst Town Hall Meeting Running for Statehouse

3 days ago | kchanews.com | Mark Pitz

The audience member who yelled, “people will die,” during the town hall meeting last week in which U.S. Senator Joni Ernst replied, “we’re all going to die,” has launched a campaign for the Iowa legislature. India May is director of the Ionia Public Library, an RN and a death investigator for Chickasaw County. She wants to challenge incumbent Republican State Representative Charley Thomson of Charles City for the District 58 seat.