KWIT/KOJI-FM (Sioux City, IA)
KWIT (90.3 FM) serves as the National Public Radio affiliate for Sioux City, Iowa, and the surrounding areas in northwestern Iowa. The station features a blend of NPR shows and classical music. It is owned by Western Iowa Tech Community College and also runs a full-time satellite station, KOJI (90.7 FM), located in Okoboji, Iowa. Notably, KWIT is the largest NPR station in Iowa that is not affiliated with Iowa Public Radio.
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14 hours ago |
kwit.org | Megan Lim |Courtney Dorning |Juana Summers
In the decades since the civil rights movement of the 1960s, many Americans have tried to use the model of protest to achieve their political goals. But do protests work?
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1 day ago |
kwit.org | Bret Hayworth
A new program to help people who are homeless with legal issues will soon be launched in Iowa. Sioux City is the place the pilot program will start. The City of Sioux City received a $25,000 dollar grant from the Iowa Finance Authority on Tuesday to launch a homeless court. Neighborhood Services Director Jill Wanderschied says the program is modeled after others across the country, where people can potentially have their minor crimes dismissed.
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2 days ago |
kwit.org | Bret Hayworth
Governor Kim Reynolds on Tuesday signed a disaster relief proposal that would set aside more money for fixing homes and buildings and help the state better prepare for future disasters. The bill sets aside nearly $14 million for fixing damaged homes and for demolishing hazardous buildings. It also adds more regulations for the people who review insurance claims and sets up a fund for preparing for future disasters.
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3 days ago |
kwit.org | Bret Hayworth
Catholic leaders in the region are mourning the death of Pope Francis on Monday with messages celebrating his leadership and compassion. The Most Reverend Walker Nickless, who is Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese of Sioux City, in a statement said he was honored to meet Pope Francis in January 2020 at the Vatican. “My brother bishops and I found him to be very warm and welcoming and an attentive listener. He was very encouraging to us in our shared challenges as bishops,” Nickless said.
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1 week ago |
kwit.org | Bret Hayworth
People in Storm Lake, Iowa, have had a challenging Friday, in the aftermath of a storm wallop that caused extensive damage and put all properties without power. The storm went through overnight, and at about 1 p.m. all MidAmerican Energy power went out for nearly 6,500 homes and businesses. MidAmerican crews were working with downed power lines and broken poles and trees, and estimated that it might be until 8 pm until power was entirely restored.
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