Good morning, West Des Moines.

The Breakfast Club expands locally with a move from its East Village spot to a larger building on East Grand scheduled to open in June and a new Waukee location set for May — the chain plans further expansion into Kansas and Missouri.

CBS's Steve Hartman was honored in Des Moines last Friday with the Pillar of Character Award from the Ray Center for his Kindness 101 stories, which teachers around the country use in classrooms.

His recognition emphasizes his ongoing efforts to share positivity in the community.

On Earth Day, the American Lung Association released its State of the Air report, which gave Iowa metro areas D's and F's for air quality — Des Moines ranked 80th worst for ozone pollution, Cedar Rapids 60th and Davenport 75th — and warned that pollution may impact children’s health.

Iowa lawmakers are considering property tax reform proposals that would cap local government revenue and risk reducing funding for community colleges, which may lead to higher tuition, fewer programs and outdated equipment, according to Kirkwood Community College.

The House plan is headed to the Senate for review.

UnityPoint opened a colorectal surgery clinic at Waukee Medical Park to help patients get quick screening and care close to home.

The clinic opens amid rising cancer rates in Iowa + it is now taking referrals for specialized treatment.

Iowa is getting $200 million in federal money for a five-year plan to improve rural health care by expanding cancer care training and building a hub — spoke system, officials said at the Iowa Cancer Consortium spring meeting.

Rural groups interested in cancer care are welcome to join.

Shane Funke of West Des Moines won the World Knife Throwing League Championship in Tulsa last week after refining his skills at a local axe throwing venue, and he plans to defend his title next year as he coaches fellow competitors & inspires new throwers.

Clue - High School Edition

7 p.m. — Des Moines Performing Arts — Ticket purchase required — Enjoy a thrilling rendition of the classic mystery game brought to life by local students.

The Lubben Brothers Concert

2-3 p.m. — Des Moines Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a live performance from The Lubben Brothers in a vibrant venue.

Clue - High School Edition

2-3 p.m. — Des Moines Performing Arts — Ticketed event — Enjoy a high school twist on the classic Clue game in an engaging live performance.

Clue - High School Edition

2-3 p.m. — Des Moines Performing Arts — Ticket information available — Enjoy a modern twist on the classic mystery game with high school performers.

City Voices Spring Recital

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Hoyt Sherman Place — Free admission — Enjoy a delightful program of songs from Classical, Contemporary, and Music Theater by high school students.

Walk to Cure Arthritis

8 a.m. — Principal Park — Free to participate, donations accepted — Get moving for a good cause with fun activities to support those living with arthritis.

LeadingAge Iowa Spring Conference & Solutions Expo

May 6-7 — Iowa Events Center — Attendance: 250 — Network with industry leaders and explore innovative solutions in aging services.

Iowa Horse Fair

3:30 p.m. – 5 p.m. — Iowa State Fairgrounds — Check website for costs — Experience equestrian events, competitions, and vendor shopping all weekend.

Race for Hope DSM

8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. — Des Moines Water Works Park — Fundraising entry — Join the community in honoring a local hero battling brain cancer through this inspiring race event.

Mother's Day Brunch Celebration

9 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Big Grove Brewery & Taproom — Special brunch offerings — Celebrate Mom with a delightful brunch and a complimentary Mom-mosa.