Don Nelson is an editor for KIVI-TV in Nampa, Idaho, and also writes for Confluence Health Methow Valley Clinic. With a focus on local news in the Boise area, Don covers a range of topics including community events, local government, human interest stories, and issues impacting the region.
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Don Nelson's coverage is primarily centered around local government announcements, with a focus on the communities of Idaho, Winthrop, and Twisp. His articles cover a range of topics including local government decisions, community events, and social issues.
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By: Don Nelson
OLA, Idaho — The Paddock Fire came dangerously close to Ola's two room schoolhouse. But this schoolhouse has a tool that helps fight fires.
By: Don Nelson
Garden Valley base camp hitting Middle Fork Complex from all sides with the goal of containing the fire in the coming weeks.
Float the Boise season is coming to an end on Labor Day Don Nelson Don Nelson has been a consistent and reassuring presence on Idaho News 6 since 1994.
By: Don Nelson
Winthrop’s 6-month moratorium on subdivision applications lifted
By: Don Nelson
No Bad Days – The weekly miracle (or mess)
In the month of August there were two separate bike accidents in the same spot on the Boise Greenbelt. One left a woman with serious injuries, while the other died from her injuries.
By: Don Nelson
No Bad Days – Suddenly, September
The B.L.M. says the 350 acre fire started Wednesday, near the south canyon rim off of Highway 21, but caused more serious problems Thursday morning.
Idaho News 6 attended the Twin Falls Walk to End Alzheimer's event in Twin Falls to help raise money for the Magic Valley community
The original mound allows visitors to see what Knievel saw that day Don Nelson Don Nelson has been a consistent and reassuring presence on Idaho News 6 since 1994.
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