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First Alert 6 showcased its top videos this week showing claims of water in fuel at a metro station, Nebraska Football ticket sales, and school reactions to shock gloves at Omaha schools — a roundup that reflects diverse local interests.

The segments aired on Aug. 22 and drew wide viewership.

Wings of Hope Cancer Support Center in Council Bluffs invites residents to its second annual Testicle Festival on Saturday afternoon using humor to encourage conversation about cancer.

A USDA leader said Iowa farmers want a new trade deal with Mexico and Canada to support exports of corn, pork + ethanol, a move that could boost the local agricultural market.

Lewis Central schools added a new school resource officer for this school year to boost safety for students and staff.

The officer will work with school personnel to address security concerns.

A 66-year-old Council Bluffs man with dementia was found more than two miles from his home along Veterans Memorial Highway after his family used a tracking band from Project Lifesaver.

The fire department responded on Aug. 9 — he was located safely 27 minutes later.

The Child Saving Institute honored the Council Bluffs Police Department at its Jason Awards on Thursday, Aug.

21, recognizing the unit for its lasting community impact. The event celebrated those who show caring, contribution & commitment in service to many families.

The Morris family established the Mark Morris Family – Transfer Path Scholarship to support HVAC students transferring into SCC to complete their degrees, helping local students further their training.

Becky Lenihan retired from the Auditor’s Office after 37-year service in Pottawattamie County, leaving a legacy of steady guidance through evolving technology and new leadership support.