it's estimated that the move will cost roughly $100,000 but county board of supervisors chairman jeremy taylor says barely any of that will come from the taxpayers. >> it will come from the state of the judicial system and i it's really minimal taxpayer cost but a great taxpayer benefit. >> the potential facing -- vacant space back of the law enforcement center would be used by the woodberry county sheriff's department. sheriff david drew says there is many potential ideas for the space. >> we are short on attorney visitation. we don't have enough rooms for the attorneys for the inmates. so we could use that space upstairs in our administration and build some more rooms available for attorneys. there's a lot of positives that could come from this and i think very little cost. >> those positives have made a taylor very confident that this move will happen. >> i think it will go forward and it will take approval by the board but i'm confident because we have kept the communication lines open and if they could end of the day it would be great for woodberry county taxpayers. >> the board of superv

county supervisor's chairman jeremy taylor says the move would cost taxpayers practically nothing and would increase efficiency. "it gets them under one roof so that they (clerk of courts) can do their business better," said mike clayton, woodbury county treasurer. "it also gets the treasurer's office so we can do our business better." the clerk of courts move would also create more room for the jail or jail rvices. sheriff dave drew said he's exploring multiple options. county supervisors will vote to approve or deny the move next tuesday. if approved, all moves would have to happen before july 1st. but mike clayton added not until tax season is over. one of theheegion's leading ethanol producers held its annual meeting, tonight. employees and board members of siouxland ethanol gathered at the marina inn in south sioux year. siouxland ethanol is based in jackson, nebraska. the company introduced new interim prprident, nick bowdish, back in deceer. bowdish is proud of the progress that has been made in just the last 60 days. "we've found opportunities to lower our cost structure, to g

it's estimated that the move will cost roughly $100,000 but county board of supervisors chairman jeremy taylor is barely any of that would come to the taxpayers. >> it would come from the state judicial system and i think that that's an added benefit. it's really minimal taxpayer costs but great a taxpayer benefit. >> the potential vacant space back of the law enforcement center could be used by the woodberry county sheriff's office. sheriff david drew says there are many potential ideas for the space. >> we are short on attorney visitation. we don't have enough rooms for the attorneys for all limits we upstairs and administration building and build some more rooms available for attorneys. there's a lot of positives that could come from this editing very low cost. >> those positives have made taylor very confident that this move will happen. >> i think it will go forward and it will take approval by the board of confident because of kept the communication lines open and i think at the end of the day it's going to be great for woodberry county taxpayers. >> the board of supervisors is expected

. >> new maker entrepreneurs making physical products at makerhaus include jeremy hanson. and taylorizemore. >> and also a vintage guitar company. >> before joining the maker space, it could take 60 plus hours to make just one guitar with his employmented ac limites and space to work. >> i have gotten a lot done here. >> for johnson, access to the community has been a huge help solving design problems. >> sometimes someone just walks up and they say how come you haven't tried doing it this way, and i think,ive never thought of that before. that's awesome. >> kevin loves bouncing ideas over his other makerhaus people. >> we can basically start with an idea in the morning and have a propototype at night. we will use lathes, mills, the wood shop, and grow parts in the 3-d printers and we can custom design anything we want. >> the ceo of a 3-d printing company is the ultimate maker entrepreneur. now the company is at the hub of the 3-d maker revolution. >> when the prototype worked we quit our jobs. >> now maker bot 3-d printers are the standard. >> yeah, express your ideas physically. >

kent taylor: "kentucky and indiana are meeting in the tournament for the first time since 2012." jeremy r: "the first game of the day here in saint louis, dayton taking on syracuse. this was a 2-point game at the half, misses speaks for itself. ud had 2 field goals in the first 13 minutes of the second half. is that bad? archie miller used the multiple times after the loss, said they didn't have a full throttle mentality. cuse would win 70-51, and here come the waterworks. sad day for this little flyer. an early exit for dayton." charles cooke: "i just want to win and when you fail to do that, it's tough. so, go back to the drawing board and figure out what we gotta do. just let this energize us to be better." joe d: "michigan state upset by mtsu, maybe the biggest upset in tourney history." jeremy r: "one mtsu beat writer said he was bummed because he had to book a hotel two more nights." coverage all weekend here in saint louis. betsy, we'll go back to you." betsy hplaz bets oc thanks, gentlemen, for basketball on all levels, and we still have high school teams in the area looking for

jeremy hanson and his own grown gardens.com. a hydroponic greenhouse intended to grow foods in homes and restaurants. and taylore, and his custom bicycle company. and this handcrafted vintage inspired wallingford guitar company. ♪ before joining the maker space, it used to take 60 plus hours to make just one guitar with his limited access to tools and a decent space to work. now with everything he needs under one roof, he has a lot more time to spend on building his startup guitar brand. >> i've actually gotten a lot done here. >> for johnson, access to the maker community has been a huge help solving design problems. >> sometimes someone walks up and they're like, why haven't you tried doing it this way? it's like, i never thought about it before. that's awesome. it's part of the proximity and part of it is the type of person that maker house attracts. >> kevin fall loves bouncing ideas off fellow maker house members to see which of his conway electric products resonates the most with them. f re-imagining the extension cord. he's free to design without worrying how he's going to tackle each step. >> we can bas

taylor middle school will be closed today because of a power outage. students, teachers and staff do not have to report today. let's check the weather on this primary day. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is tracking our election day forecast. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today:

taylor middle school will be closed today because of a power outage. students, teachers and staff do not have to report today. let's check the weather on this primary day. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is tracking our election day forecast. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: highs will be in the upper 60s. winds ese 5-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered showers developing. lows will be in the low 50s. winds south 10-20mph with higher gusts. wednesday: a few am showers. then becoming partly cloudy. highs will day today for super tuesday voters. clouds will increase through the day, but temps will be comfortable. it will be a little cooler near the shore. tonight some showers move in along a weak area of low pressure. the showers will continue into tomorrow morning, but should push out through the day with some clearing. we'll be drr and much cooler on thursday with highs in the mid 40s. a quick moving system will move into the region thursday night into friday morning. it is expected to bring a mix of rain with little impact. the system is still far away in time, but it could potentially bring a little light snow to part of the region. it will move out by late friday