Nebraska City Mayor Bryan Bequette recaps Monday night's Nebraska City City Council meeting, including the latest on the odor situation involving the city's Cargill plant.

Former KMA air personality and program director Mike Goodin is interviewed as part of a special "Catching Up With" segment as part of KMA's 100th anniversary celebration.

New Hamburg and Essex School Superintendent Gregg Cruickshank talks about returning to southwest Iowa, and some pending projects for both districts.

Joe Erickson, ,new Southwest Valley superintendent, talks about the transition to his new job, and updates construction of the Corning Elementary Building's expansion and renovation project.

Essex Community Development Director Tess Nelson updates preparations for the Essex Labor Day Celebration, including the announcement of the celebration's theme and grand marshals.

Natalie Kirsch, president of the Forum to Revitalize Shenandoah, updates preparations for The Star Spangled Shenandoah Thursday, July 3rd at Sportman's Park, and planning for the ShenDig Barbecue Competition July 18th-19th.

Former KMA air personality and reporter Susan Cochran is interviewed as part of the continuing "Catching Up With" series as part of KMA's 100th anniversary.

Iowa Congressman Randy Feenstra joins a bonus edition of "The Morning Line" to discuss the latest on the "Big, Beautiful Bill," the Israel-Iran conflict, farm bill provisions, and flood relief in northwest Iowa.

Red Oak Mayor Shawnna Silvius joins the "Morning Line" to discuss last week's city wide clean up days and the next steps after the city received a $500,000 Brownfield sites assessment grant through the EPA.

Shenandoah Mayor Roger McQueen comments on the numbers from Shenandoah's Spring Cleanup Days, reminds residents of Shenandoah's fireworks ordinance and updates the city's water situation in the wake of recent rainfall.