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In 1988, Iola left Dallas/Fort Worth to anchor the news at KTVI the ABC affiliate in St. Louis[citation needed] with Kevin Cokely (who currently anchors weekends on KXAS TV in Dallas-Fort Worth[citation needed]). Because of continued health problems caused by a car accident, she soon returned to the Metroplex to become the morning drive reporter at KKDA-AM radio a Black-Oldies station in Grand Prairie, Texas. [citation needed]
