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.

Clarinda School Superintendent Jeff Privia updates construction of Clarinda's 7-12 complex's expansion and renovation project, and the Clarinda School Board's approval of the district's Summer Lunch Program.

Shenandoah Mayor Roger McQueen recaps Tuesday night's Shenandoah City Council meeting, including a decision to deny a request for an exemption to the city's water conservation measures.

Shenandoah School Superintendent Dr. Kerri Nelson recaps Monday's Shenandoah School Board meeting, including a report on the district's career and academic plan and the hiring of a new special education coordinator.

SCIA Executive Vice President Gregg Connell and SMC CEO Matt Sells, president of the SCIA Board of Directors, discusses the formation of Vision Shenandoah.

Ryan McQueen, a Shenandoah native currently living in Glendale, California, updates the continuing recovery efforts in his area from January's disastrous wildfires in southern California.

Trooper Ryan Devault, public information officer for the Iowa State Patrol's Council Bluffs post, describes the patrol's response to Wednesday's winter storm.

State Senator Mark Costello explains his vote in favor of the bill signed by Governor Kim Reynolds removing the words "gender identity" from the Iowa Civil Rights Act.

Nebraska City Commissioner Cole Sharp joins the "Morning Line" to recap Monday night's Nebraska City City Council meeting, including discussion on selling land to Goodlife Agriculture for its aquaculture expansion.

Nodaway County Emergency Management Coordinator Christy Forney joins the "Morning Line" to discuss Severe Weather Preparedness Week in Missouri.