WHO-TV (Des Moines, IA)

WHO-TV (Des Moines, IA)

WHO-DT, also referred to as WHO-HD, is a TV station that operates on Channel 13 in Des Moines, Iowa. It is connected with the NBC network and provides coverage to a large part of central Iowa.

Local
English
Television

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority
74
Ranking

Global

#73368

United States

#14777

Home and Garden/Home and Garden

#180

Traffic sources
Monthly visitors

Articles

  • 2 days ago | who13.com | Megan Reuther

    who13.com Video Megan Salois’ Thursday Forecast Megan Salois’ Thursday Morning Forecast Long-awaited affordable housing development opens … Charges filed in Newton death investigation after … Derailed train car in Clive causes damage, shuts … Grimes homeowner looks to city to fix flooding Rob Sand holds first town hall in campaign for Iowa … Name of pedestrian killed after being hit by truck … Healthcare providers eager for reform as major U.S. … WHO 13 announces first-ever Hy-Vee Holiday...

  • 3 days ago | who13.com | Zach Fisher

    by: Zach Fisher Posted: Jun 25, 2025 / 07:45 PM CDT Updated: Jun 25, 2025 / 07:45 PM CDT WAUKEE, Iowa – State Auditor and Iowa Democratic Candidate for Governor Rob Sand held his first of 100 town halls on Wednesday evening.

  • 3 days ago | who13.com | Megan Salois

    DES MOINES, Iowa — Overnight rain and thunderstorms led to flash flooding in parts of west-central Iowa early Wednesday morning. Storms developed in southwest Iowa late Tuesday night and moved over the same locations all morning. Communities like Greenfield, Van Meter and parts of western Waukee saw 5 or more inches of rain this morning.

  • 4 days ago | who13.com | Zach Fisher

    DES MOINES, Iowa — Nitrate milligrams per liter has become a phrase central Iowans are all too familiar with this year as Central Iowa Water Works has had a mandatory restriction in place for lawn watering for the last several weeks. The nitrate removal facility that sits in Des Moines is capable of processing 10 million gallons of water per day, and prior to the water restrictions, there were days where demand would reach 70-80 million gallons per day.

  • 4 days ago | who13.com | Lindsey Burrell

    GRINNELL, Iowa — Grinnell College is gearing up to celebrate one of its most historic alumna ahead of her 111th birthday. Edith Renfrow Smith was the first African American alumna from Grinnell College, and now, 88 years after graduating, Grinnell is celebrating her legacy by hosting a birthday card drive ahead of her birthday in July. During her time at the college, Smith majored in psychology with minors in economics and history. She graduated in 1937.