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STATEWIDE IOWA PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE IOWAIOWAIOWA PUBLICPUBLIC PUBLIC RADIO RADIORADIO STUDIO CLASSICAL NEWS ONE COVERAGE COVERAGE COVERAGE 1010 am 91.5 fm 90.7 fm Clear Lake Mason City 91.1 fm 89.7 fm 90.9 fm Sioux City 101.7 fm Fort Dodge Cedar Falls/ Dubuque Waterloo 89.5 fm 640 am 90.7 fm 104.7 fm Marshalltown Carroll Ames Cedar Rapids 91.7 fm 102.1 fm 88.9 fm 91.7 fm 90.1 fm 95.3 fm Des Moines 91.1 fm Iowa City Bettendorf 97.7 fm Davenport Pella 94.5 fm 105.9 fm Council Bluffs 96.3 fm Ottumwa 91.1 fm Burlington 910 am 97.9 fm 89.1 fm Lamoni NEWS NEWSCLASSICAL NEWS& STUDIO ONE CLASSICAL AMAMAM STATIONS STATIONSSTATIONS MAJORMAJOR INTERSTATESINTERSTATES HD SIGNALS NEWS & STUDIO ONE HD SIGNALS (CLASSICAL)CLASSICAL NEWS & STUDIOCLASSICAL ONE NEWS HD SIGNALS (NEWS & STUDIO ONE) Ames/Des Moines Ames/Des Moines Davenport Ames/Boone Ames/Des Moines Ames/Des Moines WOI 90.1 FM HD-1Ames/Des (News & MoinesStudio Ames/BooneOne) DubuqueWOI 90.1 FM KUNIIowa 102.1 City FM KICG 91.7 FM WOI 640 AM WOI 90.1 FM HD-2 WOI 90.1 FM HD-2WOI (Classical 90.1 FM) KICG 91.7 FMKNSY 89.7 FM KUNIKSUI 94.5 91.7 FM FM HD-2 BettendorfWOI 104.7 FM Cedar Falls/Waterloo/ Cedar Falls/Waterloo Cedar Falls/WaterlooIowa City Bettendorf KNSB 91.1 FM DubuqueCedar Rapids KHKE 89.5 FM Cedar Falls/Waterloo/KNSB 91.1 FM KHKE 89.5 FMKUNICedar 95.3 Rapids FM /Iowa City/ Carroll KNSYKUNI 89.7 90.9 FM FM HD-2 Cedar Rapids /Iowa City/ Cedar Rapids Quad Cities Carroll Cedar RapidsFortKNSC /Iowa Dodge 90.7 City/ FM Quad Cities KUNI 90.9 FM HD-1 (News & Studio One) WSUI 910 AM Iowa City KNSC 90.7 FM Quad CitiesKNSK 91.1 FM KSUI 91.7 FM CedarClear Lake/MasonFalls/Waterloo/ City KUNI 90.9 FM HD-2 (Classical) KSUI 91.7 FMLamoni KUNI 95.3 FM Cedar Falls/Waterloo/ CedarKRNI 1010 Rapids AM Clear Lake/Mason City Clear Lake/MasonKNSL 97.9 City FM Fort Dodge Cedar Rapids /IowaCedar City/ Rapids KUNI 90.9 FM KHKE 90.7 FM KUNI 90.9 FM KHKE 90.7 FM KNSK 91.1 FM Quad Cities OttumwaClear Lake/ Des Moines Lamoni KSUI 91.7 FM HD-1Clear (Classical Lake/) Des MoinesKNSZMason 89.1 City FM KICP 105.9 FM KNSL 97.9 FM KSUI 91.7 FM HD-2Mason (News City & Studio KICPOne) 105.9 FMKNSM 91.5 FM KICJ 97.7 FM KNSM 91.5 FM KICJ 97.7 FM Ottumwa KICL 96.3 FM KICL 96.3 FM KNSZ 89.1 FM NEWS Davenport KICJ 88.9 FM KICJ 88.9 FM Ames/Des MoinesKUNI 102.1 FMClear Lake/ Dubuque Dubuque WOI 640 AM KUNI 94.5 FMMason City KSUI 101.7 FM KSUI 101.7 FM WOI 104.7 FM KRNI 1010 AM Ottumwa Ottumwa Cedar Rapids / KICW 91.1 FM KICW 91.1 FM Iowa City/ Quad Cities WSUI 910 AM.

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