This Week in KMAland

"Impressive" severe storm strikes KMAland, Heavy rainfall causes Shenandoah, Page Co. flooding, Lightning--and other weather--strikes twice in Mills County, Montgomery, Adams and Cass counties also feel storm's power. Shen council grants Sac 'N Save project extension.

Lahn edges Feenstra, field in GOP gubernatorial shocker, November showdown set for Iowa U.S. Senate seat, Dawson wins 4th district Democratic nod, Clark, Stimson and Anderson victorious in Page County supervisors races, Fremont, Montgomery and Mills counties supervisors races settled.

KMAland firefighters battle Randolph grain elevator fire, Shenandoah holds Memorial Day service, Page County residents question rural bridge closure, Shenandoah City Council okays SRO agreement, and a preview of local races in the June 2 Iowa Primary.

Severe storms seize KMAland, High winds wallop Red Oak, Tornadoes torment Ringgold and Taylor counties, Heavy rains swamp northwest Missouri, Sirens malfunction in Page County, and a tribute to CBS radio news, which ended operations May 22nd.

Summit Carbon Solutions announces carbon pipeline route change, KMAland residents react to Summit's announcement, Clarinda Police ceremony honors fallen officers, Shen School Board sets administrators, supervisors salaries, U.S. House passes E-15 legislation.

Iowa Legislature approves property tax bill in final days, KMAland lawmakers react to property tax bill's passage, Lewis Central School Board hears "Save a Seat for Hayden" discussion, Red Oak council troubleshoots Highway 34 bridge issues, Iowa U.S. Senate candidates…

Sidney, Hamburg officials air concerns over law enforcement costs, More EMS discussions in Montgomery County, Shenandoah council approved Fremont Buried Channel Aquifer, Council members table housing project extension, Page Co. supervisors set fiscal '27 budget.

Severe storm surge triggers tornadoes, Page County supervisors candidates participate in forum, Allegations over Tabor Police aired at special council meeting, Montgomery County board hears Red Oak EMS debate, Shenandoah Public Library celebrates sunshade project's completion.

Mills County supervisors candidates featured in forum, Page County candidates forum set for next week, Budget work dominates KMAland meetings, DOT unveils Highway 2-59 roundabout plan, PLUS, an update from the Statehouse.

Red Oak receives pushback on EMS contributions, Proposition Spoofhound passes in Maryville, Atchison County residents decide election races--WHAT races? Page County supervisors hear jail construction update, Clarinda council sets clean days.

Successful launch for Artemis II moon mission, KMAland space veteran comments on Artemis launch, Nishnabotna Water Defenders marks one-year anniversary, Mills County snuffs out burn ban, DOT announces plan for Highway 2 closure.

Shen council approves water conservation amendment's final reading, Dry winter impacts Shen water issues, Weekend wildfires scorch KMAland counties, One person killed in Bartlett salvage yard explosion, Sirens herald statewide tornado drill.

Winter weather returns to KMAland, National Weather Service holds Shenandoah storm spotter class, Lawsuit filed in 2024 Red Oak fish kill, Page County supervisors oppose township trustee bill, Fire guts Shenandoah residence.

Shenandoah officials plan legal action on nuisance property, Shen water conservation ordinance clears second reading, Shen school board selects Mustangs as official mascot, Page County supervisors back wind turbine road work.

Earthquake rocks parts of KMAland, Shipley declines reelection bid, Baier announces State Senate candidacy, Costello supports HMO tax increase, Vision Shenandoah celebrates recent property sales.

Shenandoah council sets property tax levy, Shen water ordinance amendment clears first reading, Page County Conference Board sets assessor's salary, Page County jail project progresses, Bridge project set in Clarinda

Dueling lawsuits filed in Red Oak airport dispute, Former Red Oak city administrator sues city, Longtime Mills County Supervisor Richard Crouch declines reelection bid, Mills County Conference Board holds hearing on assessor's termination, Burger Kings closing in Shenandoah and Red…

Page County races previewed in midterm races, Atlantic school staff member's resignation draws controversy, Dueling carbon pipeline bills circulate Statehouse, Lawmakers, educators weigh in on school funding issues, Page County supervisors ponder clocktower bids

Governor Reynolds gives Condition of the State speech, Shenandoah mayor reacts to property tax reform proposal, Clarinda's superintendent weighs in on state school funding, Iowa House committee advances eminent domain bill, U.S. labor secretary visits Iowa Western Community College.

KMA congressional representatives react to U.S. Venezuelan invasion, Ernst comments on ICE Minneapolis shooting, Page County Jail construction approaches next milestone, Former Red Oak Mayor Shawnna Silvius gets new job.

This Week In KMAland looks back at KMA's "Flashback '25" series, highlighting the top local and regional news stories from 2025.

This Week in KMAland: Mills County hears latest on carbon pipeline proposal, Former Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse Diagnosed with Stage 4 Cancer, Montgomery County officials set budgetary elected official pay increases, KMAland school officials brace for Property Tax Reform in…

Shen council receives SCIA update, Progress reported on Shen wastewater plant project, Grassley, ag leaders hail Trump farm bailout package, Search underway for new Pottawattamie County supervisor, Daggett elected Creston mayor.

Thanksgiving weekend winter weather wallops KMAland, KMAland snow plows, supplies receive early season workout, Winter-related accidents keep state patrol troopers busy, Page County supervisors discuss courthouse repairs, Judge rules in Scott Belt case.

Shen council sets hearing on water ordinance amendment, Shenandoah Green Plains payments paused, MidAmerican wind farm nears completion, Office space debate continues in Mills County, and a legendary Shenandoah educator is remembered.

Vision Shenandoah makes Lakin Foundation funding pitch, McGinness names Shenandoah Teacher of the Year, Red Oak School Board accepts Inman Elementary bids, Lack of progress plagues Hamburg school project, Shenandoah School Board sells student housing project.

Shenandoah recreation center plans revealed, Shenandoah Medical Center announces phase three renovation, Veterans Day ceremonies in Shenandoah and Emerson, Shenandoah School Board hear soccer program pitch, Mills Co. supervisors explore VA office relocation.