Severe storms pummel KMAland, Significant tree damage in Shenandoah, Kansas City man killed in Shen storm-related incident, Fremont County trees shattered, Fire guts Whiskey Springs venue, KMA turns 100.

Iowa AG's office reaches settlement in NEW Coop fertilizer spill, Zion closing Harbor Point in Clarinda amidst funding shortfall, Red Oak awarded $500,000 EPA Grant, Severe storms deal widespread power outages in Taylor County, Progress reported in Hamburg Schools Construction…

Vision Shenandoah highlights SCIA banquet, East Mills School Board explores bus barn land purchase, Red Barn school house opening moved to next year, Peggy Whitson and Axiom 4 crew return to earth, Road agreement discussed in Mills County

Shen superintendent recommends conference switch, Storm damage reported in parks of KMAland, Nebraska City odor problems persist, Page County renews law enforcement contract with Essex, Clarinda Mayor Craig Hill seeks reelection.

KMAland congressional representatives back budget bill, Hospital, food pantry officials react to bill's passage, Iowa Senator Joni Ernst supports budget bill amendment, President Trump takes victory lap in Iowa, Pottawattamie County board denies engineer's grievance--again.

This Week in KMAland: Shenandoah School District still exploring conference change, Pottawattamie County board denies ex-engineer's appeal, At last! Whitson and Axiom in orbit, Page County Jail construction continues, and Shenandoah feels state's water woes.