"I wanna be a lawyer!" That's what Matt thought growing up in his hometown of Fort Dodge, Iowa. Then, in college, he stumbled upon the other "family business." At Northwest Missouri State University, heMore >>
"I wanna be a lawyer!" That's what Matt thought growing up in his hometown of Fort Dodge, Iowa. Then, in college, he stumbled upon the other "family business." More >>
When Ron Demers (pronounced da-MARS) was growing up in Storm Lake, Iowa, he never would have guessed he'd be doing weather for the station he grew up watching. Ron's attention didn't turn to weather untilMore >>
When Ron Demers (pronounced da-MARS) was growing up in Storm Lake, Iowa, he never would have guessed he'd be doing weather for the station he grew up watching.
In the "news" business there is never a dull moment. In fact, that's one of the things I enjoy most about working at KTIV. I anchor Live @ Five and co-anchor NewsChannel 4 at Six and Ten.More >>
Brad Pautsch was named Sports Director in 1996 after serving as weekend sports anchor at KTIV since May of 1990. Brad grew up on a farm near Early, Iowa, and is one of the many native Siouxlanders who work at "Siouxland's News Channel".More >>
I call Manilla, Iowa my hometown. I grew up on a farm there, but in my younger years, I also lived in Houston, Los Angeles and New Orleans as my father's job kept us moving around the country. More >>
Since fifth grade, I wanted to be a meteorologist. Unlike some in my field, however, my fascination with weather was not triggered by one particular event.More >>
Since fifth grade, I wanted to be a meteorologist. Unlike some in my field, however, my fascination with weather was not triggered by one particular event.More >>
Kristen joined KTIV in November 2003. She's excited to have the opportunity to work for NewsChannel 4 and feels lucky to be working among some of the nicest people in the business. More >>
Growing up my dream was to wear the pinstripes and celebrate winning the World Series. I did that in 2009 but I was in my living room in the same jersey I bought my freshman year of high school.More >>
I grew up in a little town, about 30 miles away from Sioux City, in Emerson, Nebraska. It's the town where three counties meet. I graduated from Midland Lutheran College in Fremont Nebraska with a BachelorMore >>
I grew up in a little town, about 30 miles away from Sioux City, in Emerson, Nebraska. It's the town where three counties meet. I graduated from Midland Lutheran College in Fremont Nebraska with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and a minor in Business Administration. More >>
The Chicago suburbs have always been a huge part of my life. Except for a few months here and there, I've never been outside the area for more than three months. I'm in new territory now, though, and really enjoying it.More >>
Raised in Eureka, South Dakota, I grew up a small town girl, living my first 18 years in the same house, and loving it. I spent my summers swimming at the local lake, and my winters playing in the snow.More >>
Raised in Eureka, South Dakota, I grew up a small town girl, living my first 18 years in the same house, and loving it. I spent my summers swimming at the local lake, and my winters playing in the snowMore >>
I grew up on a farm in Southwest Nebraska. I started my TV career in North Platte learning the ropes at nearly every position. I continued my experience in Lincoln and Sacramento covering the Huskers, Kings, Monarchs, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and several other aspects of news.More >>
Bridget is a Sioux City native. After graduation from Heelan High School, she attended Iowa Lakes Community College in Estherville where she earned a degree in Broadcast Media. More >>
I was born and raised in Le Mars, IA. So I grew up watching KTIV. My first start in broadcasting began when I was in high school as an intern at KLEM AM radio in Le Mars.After a couple of years there I graduated from Le Mars Community High SchoolMore >>
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