Iowa State Climatologist Dr. Justin Glisan joins the "Morning Line" to recap a rollercoaster weather year in 2024 and look ahead to the early months of 2025.

Outgoing Montgomery County Supervisor Donna Robinson joins the Morning Line to reflect on her four terms on the county supervisors board.

Nebraska District 1 State Senator Bob Hallstrom joins the "Morning Line" to discuss the upcoming 2025 Nebraska Legislative Session, including property tax relief and moving towards a winner take all method for presidential electoral votes.

Shenandoah High School Principal Ty Ratliff joins the "Morning Line" to recap the fall semester, including updated cell phone policies, state proficiency ratings, and the Hope Squad.

Page County Sheriff Lyle Palmer joins the "Morning Line" to reflect on his 16 years as sheriff and over 20 years in law enforcement before retiring at the end of this year.

Iowa State Representative Tom Moore joins the "Morning Line" to preview the upcoming Iowa Legislative Session, including property taxes and education matters.

Iowa State Patrol District 3 Public Resource Officer Ryan Devault joins the "Morning Line" to discuss safety on the roadways during holiday travel and winter driving tips.

Creighton University Economics Professor Dr. Ernie Goss joins the "Morning Line" to discuss the latest Rural Mainstreet Index.

Montgomery County Emergency Management Coordinator Brian Hamman updates the county's recovery from the May tornado outbreaks, including the May 21st tornadoes that toppled a communications tower and decimated Hacklebarney Park.

Iowa Congressman Randy Feenstra joins the "Morning Line" to discuss a budgetary continuing resolution to extend funding for the federal government into 2025 and the farm bill.