Iowa Senator Joni Ernst reacts to the U.S. House's passage of a budget bill, and talks about her proposal to include propane storage under the Farm Storage Facility Loan Program.

Iowa Western Community College President Dr. Daniel Kinney outlines state funding for two-year institutions approved by the Iowa Legislature this session, and the projected enrollment numbers for the summer semester.

Greenfield Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Stacie Eshelman reflects on the one-year anniversary of the EF-4 tornado that struck her community, and the continuing recovery efforts.

Nebraska City Mayor Bryan Bequette recaps Monday night's Nebraska City City Council meeting, including discussion about odor issues involving Nebraska City's Cargill plant.

State Senator Tom Shipley reacts to the ending of the 2025 Iowa Legislative Session, and discusses his vote against a bill blocking eminent domain use in carbon capture pipeline projects.

Iowa State Senator Mark Costello joins the "Morning Line" to wrap up the 2025 Legislative Session and discuss the budget legislation approved by lawmakers earlier this week.

East Mills and Sidney School Superintendent Michael Brown joins the "Morning Line" to discuss developments in both districts, including the track project in East Mills and the reception of a 4-day school week in Sidney.

Shenandoah Mayor Roger McQueen joins the "Morning Line" to discuss the latest on the city's water situation and other developments from Tuesday's city council meeting.

Shenandoah School Superintendent Dr. Kerri Nelson joins the "Morning Line" to discuss the happenings from Monday's school board meeting, including new contracts and agreements with the Green Hills AEA.

Vision Shenandoah Executive Director Dr. Margaret Brady joins the "Morning Line" to give a recap of last week's community meetings and discuss the next steps in the visioning process.