As the governor looks to promote his goals for the upcoming year -- not all lawmakers agree on his priorities.

Brad Little on Wednesday touted his “Keeping ... A week after his State of the State address, Little flew into Idaho Falls and Twin Falls for press conferences. He provided updates on his ...

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Idaho Gov. Brad Little called for continued investments in public schools and transportation while signaling support for a limited school voucher plan Monday in his annual State of the State address ...

BOISE — Gov. Brad Little on Monday announced his support for $50 million to expand school choice in his State of the State speech. State representatives, senators and supreme court justices ...

Boise, Idaho (GOV. PRESS OFFICE) – Governor Brad Little held a press conference today to update Idahoans on the many ways Idaho is working to ensure our state does not experience tragic wildfire ...

About three months shy of a decade removed from Brad Bolding’s controversial exit as North Little Rock’s head football coach, the three-time state champion head coach is returning with hopes ...

BOISE, Idaho — In his seventh State of the State and Budget address, Idaho Governor Brad Little discussed several plans for the Gem State during this legislative session. During his address ...

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Idaho Gov. Brad Little named funding for education and tax relief his top priorities for the 2025 legislative session that kicked off last week. The two-term executive made a brief stop Monday in ...

BOISE — School choice, an investment in the state’s natural resources and expanded efforts to address the state’s housing ...

In that same spirit, here in Idaho, we are going to take even more steps to make sure state government does not get in the way of projects that support our economy,” Governor Little said.