Good morning, Council Bluffs.

A Council Bluffs woman was sentenced after a long-term DEA investigation identified her as a distributor for a Mexican-based meth trafficking organization—authorities said her conviction reinforces efforts against drug trafficking.

Milo Imagines the World is a play based on a bestselling children’s book—showing the wild imagination of a 7-year-old who makes up stories about people on subway rides.

The play, directed by Kathy Tyree, will run through Sunday, April 6.

American Midwest Ballet will present 'Alice in Wonderland' on April 12 and 13 at the Hoff Family Arts & Culture Center to bring the classic tale to life for local audiences.

Local car dealers and a Creighton economist shared their views on the upcoming 25% tariffs on cars and auto parts that will take effect next week.

Professor Ernie Goss called the move a costly misstep — while local dealer Kevin Fleming expects prices for parts and used cars to rise before long-term benefits appear.

On March 22, legislators met at Wilson Middle School to answer public questions on education, a housing incentives bill for Council Bluffs, railroad crossing safety and library censorship.

Rep. Turek, Sen. Dawson and House Majority Leader Windschitl addressed concerns amid spirited audience reactions—meeting organizers have scheduled a follow-up session on April 5.

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig is pushing to get more farmers involved in conservation practices by using new technology that plants cover crops while harvesting — a method that cuts extra passes and reduces wastewater runoff.

A USDA study shows only 34 percent of farms use these techniques, and cover crop acreage in Iowa has doubled to about four million acres.

Jam 'n' Bread

1-4 p.m. — Western Historic Trails Center — Free homemade bread — Local musicians gather to play country, bluegrass, and blues for a community jam session.

25 IA vs NE Battle of the Borders – AA

Tournament — Apr 5-6 — Council Bluffs Recreation Complex — Entry and gate fees apply — Compete in an exciting regional baseball showdown.

Springfest Kite Festival

11 AM – 4 PM — River’s Edge Pavilion — Free entry — Enjoy giant kites, live music, and food trucks at this family-friendly kite festival.

Author Visit with Shelby Van Pelt

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Council Bluffs Public Library — Books for sale — Shelby Van Pelt discusses 'Remarkably Bright Creatures' followed by a Q&A and signing.

JD Souther Performance

7:30-11:30 p.m. — Arts Center at Iowa Western — Tickets required — Experience the celebrated songwriter JD Souther live in concert.

Spring into Giving Scavenger Hunt

3-6 p.m. — Lake Manawa Dream Land Park — Fundraising event — Teams compete in a fun scavenger hunt to support local charities.

Denison-Schleswig vs. Lewis Central Varsity Soccer Match

7:30-9:15 p.m. — Lewis Central High School — Admission varies — Experience an exciting high school soccer conference match with local teams vying for victory.

Music BINGO Game Night

6-8 p.m. — Buffalo Wild Wings — Free to play — Enjoy a twist on bingo with music clips and fun prizes.

Millard North Boys JV Soccer Match

6:30-8:15 p.m. — Lewis Central High School — Free entry — Watch the Lewis Central varsity team challenge Skutt Catholic in a thrilling non-conference soccer match.

Ultimate Convenience at Council Bluffs

8 AM - 6 PM — Lazydays RV of Omaha at Council Bluffs — Free lunch and giveaways — Experience unbeatable RV deals and community vibes with free perks and special offers.