KZWC
KZWC is a commercial radio station serving the Webster City, Iowa, area. The station broadcasts a soft oldies format. KZWC is licensed to Fieldview Broadcasting LLC.
The station's frequency, 1570 AM, is a Mexican clear-channel frequency on which XERF-AM is the dominant Class A station.
KZWC also provides regular news, weather and sports coverage. A daily one-hour agricultural information called AgriTalk is locally produced and aired at 10a.m. Monday through Friday.
The station first began broadcasting on February 9, 1950, originally using the callsign KJFJ. It was founded by the Daily Freeman-Journal, the local newspaper in Webster City, Iowa. In 1971, the Go-Rich Corporation purchased the station and changed its callsign to KQWC to match its FM sister station.
The station's call letters were changed to KZWC in 2016 following a move by then-owners Riverfront Broadcasting to differentiate the AM and FM programming. In 2019, the station was acquired by Danette and Kirk Graeve of Fieldview Broadcasting LLC, who continue to operate it today.
The transmitter and broadcast tower are located on the east outskirts of Webster City on East 2nd Street. According to the Antenna Structure Registration database, the tower is tall.