Gov. Brad Little, second from right, cut state government budgets by 3% after a projected $400 million deficit in Idaho's ...

This past legislative session, the big topic was school choice, and Little signed a bill allocating $50 million for tax ...

Dozens of Idaho state agencies will be required to cut their budgets by 3% starting September 1, including the Division of ...

The south central Idaho city of Oakley will serve as the host of Idaho’s next “Capital for a Day” event on Thursday. Capital ...

Gov. Brad Little issued an executive order Friday directing executive branch agencies to reduce spending. The order, a ...

Little said the order created "efficiencies in state government." He had warned Idaho couldn't afford the tax cuts ...

The Idaho Legislature during the 2025 session approved more than $400 million in anticipated annual revenue reductions from tax cuts and credits, and another $50 million toward a tax credit for ...

Idaho Gov. Brad Little announced Friday he has authorized the Idaho National Guard to deploy personnel and resources to ...

Governor Brad Little signed Executive Order 2025-05 today, "The Idaho Act," creating even more efficiencies in state government to balance the budget and make way for President Donald Trump’s tax cuts ...

Stoney Winston, superintendent of the Fruitland School District, criticized lawmakers’ decision to provide money for private school students — often marketed as a way to increase families’ schooling ...

In response to Governor Brad Little’s executive order directing state agencies to implement 3% mid-year budget holdbacks, Idaho Democratic Party Chair Lauren Necochea released the following statement: ...

The law, which has an emergency provision, takes immediate effect. It blocks all local governments from requiring masks or face shields, including during a future pandemic.