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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It's a major Idaho road project that has been talked about for decades — connecting Highway 55 to Highway 16.
MERIDIAN, Idaho — Most of us are aware of foster homes for children, but medical foster homes offer an alternative to long-term care for veterans by providing personal care in a private home.
Little says Idaho should be fine if Trump guts the Department of Education Posted 6 minutes ago Don Nelson
By: Don Nelson
Residents raise concerns about Methow Housing Trust development in Winthrop
By: Don Nelson
BOISE, Idaho — Two Boise State women's volleyball players have joined a lawsuit against the Mountain West Conference.
A.C.H.D. collect fees to improve infrastructure Posted 5 minutes ago Don Nelson
By: Don Nelson
Idaho farmers have been in intense negotiations for a very important and complicated water agreement. I sat down with Lt. Governor Scott Bedke who spearheaded the talks.
Weiser, Idaho, home to the famous National Old Timer's Fiddle Festival, is trying hard to invest and to get others to invest in the downtown business district.
By: Don Nelson
Central District Health says anyone can visit their Boise clinic, no matter where they live or work Posted 4 minutes ago Don Nelson
The popular rodeo is relocating to Chaparral Road in North Ada County Posted 6 minutes ago Don Nelson
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