2025 Legislative Session

Idaho ranchers whose livestock might’ve been killed by wolves or grizzly bears will soon be able to apply for reimbursement through a state fund.

Idaho lawmakers are taking the rest of the year to study the state’s housing affordability crisis – and what can be done to stem its effects on residents.

Gov. Brad Little issued a rare line-item veto late Monday afternoon on a bill that would’ve removed more than $600,000 from an emergency fund his office controls.

Idaho lawmakers are on their way home, albeit two weeks later than planned.

State senators want Idahoans to be able to buy the anti-parasitic drug, ivermectin, over the counter without a prescription and without consultation from a doctor.

House lawmakers signed off on their latest version of a so-called “medical freedom” bill Wednesday night.

Idaho lawmakers now have two competing “medical freedom” bills hoping to fill the shoes of legislation vetoed over the weekend.

The Idaho Senate took its turn to start killing budgets on Monday. This time, the state tax commission was in the crosshairs.

Gov. Brad Little issued his first veto of the 2025 legislative session – the bill would’ve banned governments and private businesses alike from refusing to serve anyone who refuses to treat their medical illnesses.

Changes to Idaho’s indecent exposure law are heading to the governor’s desk, though they could have unintended consequences.