Iowa Senator Joni Ernst talks about the capture of Eswin Mejia, the Honduran wanted in the murder of Sarah Root in 2016, and reacts to the so-called "Signalgate" incident.

Shenandoah Mayor Roger McQueen comments on developments at Wednesday's Shenandoah City Council meeting, in which the council debated a proposed 15-month extension for Michael and Kindra Weston for a housing development at the former Sac 'N Save lot.

Creighton University Economics Professor Dr. Ernie Goss analyzes this month's Rural Mainstreet Index survey, a survey of bank CEOS in a 10-state region on the rural economy.

Monte Shaw, executive director of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association, reacts to the latest developments in South Dakota on Summit Carbon Solution's proposed CO-2 pipeline project.

KMTV southwest Iowa reporter Katrina Markel talks about covering the major winter storm, and her story on "The Singing Superintendent," Lewis Central Superintendent Dr. Brent Hoesing.

Page County Emergency Management Coordinator Jill Harvey previews Severe Weather Awareness Week, including the statewide tornado drill Wednesday morning at 10 a.m.

Iowa Western Community College President Dr. Daniel Kinney talks about how community colleges handle snow days, and about the prospects for state aid from the Iowa Legislature this session.

Nebraska City Mayor Bryan Bequette recaps Monday night's Nebraska City City Council meeting, including changes to American Recycling and Sanitation's services.

State Representative David Sieck updates activities at the Statehouse, including a bill that would provide a partial exemption on property taxes for certain residential properties sold in disaster areas.

State Senator Tom Shipley previews Saturday's legislative briefing in Shenandoah, and updates discussions regarding education funding, eminent domain as it pertains to pipeline projects and property tax reform.