Mini-ice storm knocks out KMAland power. Summit Carbon officials defend pipeline safety, Mills County seeks Pottawattamie County legal help, Mills County hires new public health administrator, Glenwood School Board selects architect for elementary projects.

Fire guts downtown Shenandoah building, Threatening letter forces Shen JK-8 building lockdown, Shenandoah officials seek role in Page County Jail talks, Residents call for Page County pipeline ordinance, and an end of an era in Red Oak city government.

Red Oak council reacts to city officials' resignations, Montgomery County board hears pipeline update, Shen School Board ends free meal program participation, Teacher of the Year, Friend of Education winners announced, Lt. Gov Adam Gregg visits Clarinda.

Nunn defeats Axne in 3rd district thriller, Reynolds reelected Iowa's governor, Grassley, Schmitt victors in key Senate races, Voters give Graves 12th term in Congress, Republicans sweep KMAland legislative races.

A "This Week In KMAland" Election Special, featuring previews of the key congressional and legislative races in Tuesday's general election, with highlights from recent "Meet the Candidates" interviews on KMA's "Morning Line" program.

Brush fires scorch KMAland, East Mills mourns student's death, Fremont County investigates alleged serial killer, Page County board continues M-63 discussions, Shen shed owners given more time to abate nuisance.

Page County resident sounds off again on road repairs, Montgomery County pipeline ordinance still on hold, Red Oak council members hear fiber optics report, Page County COVID numbers decline after school start surge, SHS principal talks more about activities rejuvenation...

Axne, Nunn square off in KMA forum, Shen school officials seek athletic department revamp, Page County supervisors talk TIF and turbines, Montgomery County supervisors back Stanton trail project, Clarinda officials seek economic development tool.

Montgomery County board backs pipeline legal counsel, More litigation in Page County wind turbine saga, O Avenue issues dominate Page County board meeting, Shen schools prepare for "the unthinkable", Rotarians hear Shen economic development update.

KMAland feels impact of Hurricane Ian, Parkwood Subdivision declaration passes on rebound, More discussion, no action on Montgomery County pipeline regulations, Page County supervisors debate courthouse restroom security, and a look back at last Saturday's Shenfest parade.