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Iowa Catholic Radio, “La Ley” to Swap Stations in Des Moines

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Several Des Moines-area radio signals will make changes on April 1, with Iowa Catholic Radio and “La Ley” changing spots on the dial. Iowa Catholic Radio announced that its programming in Des Moines will move from KWKY/1150 and K233BT/94.5 (Des Moines) to KDLS-FM/105.5 (Perry-Des Moines). KDLS-FM will change its callsign to KIHS; the former KIHS/88.5 (Adel) changed its callsign to KQBV on March 18. “We really needed to do something to serve our …

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Iowa Catholic Radio, “La Ley” to Swap Stations in Des Moines

Several Des Moines-area radio signals will make changes on April 1, with Iowa Catholic Radio and “La Ley” changing spots on the dial. Iowa Catholic Radio announced that its programming in Des Moines will move from KWKY/1150 and K233BT/94.5 (Des Moines) to KDLS-FM/105.5 (Perry-Des Moines). KDLS-FM will change its callsign to KIHS; the former KIHS/88.5 (Adel) changed its callsign to KQBV on March 18. “We really needed to do something to serve our …

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