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The 208
Boise man saves trees from landfill, reusing them for home goods materials
Zane Everman is saving local trees from a trip to the landfill. He's using them to provide wood to craftsmen and homeowners for special projects.
The 208 for Wednesday, Nov. 20
Brian Holmes and the 208 team tackle local outrage at the Nampa Public Library, a $14.5 million mistake and a local craftsman.
Caldwell City Council talks about a new parking plan downtown that does not include paid meters
A parking committee was formed to help draft ideas for a new parking plan in downtown Caldwell. Ideas were shared Monday night.
The 208 for Tuesday, Nov. 19
Caldwell parking update, Luma payroll government system, hemp farmers, dog prison program and viewer comments.
The 208 Redial: Training man's best friend in prison
In 2004, the Inmate Dog Alliance Project of Idaho was implemented at IDOC to help those incarcerated and the dogs themselves.
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The 208 Redial: Training man's best friend in prison
The 411 for Tuesday, Nov. 19
Idaho government officials say the Luma business system negatively impacts state agencies
Caldwell City Council meets to discuss future public parking plans
The 208 for Monday, Nov. 18
Hayes Edward 'Big Ed' Sanders, Idaho's first black heavyweight Olympic gold medalist
Idaho lawmakers talk about artificial intelligence in new committee on Monday
Idaho lawmakers sign letter to Mountain West Conference over transgender females on women's teams
Caldwell Night Rodeo kicks off improvements project on Monday
Feel good piano man on the Grove Plaza
The 411 for Tuesday, Nov. 19
Tapp's estate suing Las Vegas resort, day four of abortion trial, a federal bill to delay Lava Ridge Wind Project and Empowering Parents grants open.
Idaho government officials say the Luma business system negatively impacts state agencies
Idaho State Controller Brandon Woolf told KTVB he backs the project and the negative feedback. But he said sticking with Luma is the correct choice.
Caldwell City Council meets to discuss future public parking plans
During Monday night's Caldwell City Council meeting, the public heard the committee suggested a few options.
Idaho lawmakers dive deep into Artificial Intelligence challenges
A newly formed Artificial Intelligence Working Group is leading the charge at the Idaho Statehouse, aiming to bring together lawmakers and AI experts.
$7M upgrades coming to Caldwell Night Rodeo, demolitions started Monday
Rodeo upgrades started with the decades old announcer booth coming down Monday.
The 208 for Monday, Nov. 18
The 208 team covers the Caldwell Night Rodeo, the letter sent to the Mountain West Conference over trans athletes, Idaho lawmakers' opinion on AI and an ISU boxer.
Hayes Edward 'Big Ed' Sanders, Idaho's first black heavyweight Olympic gold medalist
Hayes Edward 'Big Ed' Sanders was one of Idaho's elite boxers out of Idaho State in 1952.
Idaho lawmakers talk about artificial intelligence in new committee on Monday
The new committee, the Artificial Intelligence Working Group, the group included multiple experts on the topic, a chance for lawmakers to ask direct questions.
Idaho lawmakers sign letter to Mountain West Conference over transgender females on women's teams
13 senators and representatives sign letter to the Mountain West Conference from states whose schools forfeited against San Jose State.
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