Brad Little

We speak with Tom Dale, former Nampa Mayor, Canyon County Commissioner, and southwest Idaho regional chair of the USS Idaho Commissioning Committee, about the ceremony.

The state’s largest teacher’s union has issued a vote of No Confidence in Gov. Brad Little after he signed into law a bill that prevents teachers unions from using any taxpayers resources to conduct union activities.

On Friday, Gov. Brad Little knocked out the remaining backlog of bills left on his desk, including several controversial measures that received significant debate at the legislature this year.

Gov. Brad Little dealt a blow to Idaho’s teachers unions Friday by signing a bill into law that limits their ability to advocate on political issues and collaborate on professional development with their local districts.

Gov. Brad Little vetoed five bills – his first of the year – Wednesday evening, though many of them didn’t make the headlines during the legislative session.

At least nine people protesting inside the statehouse office of Idaho Gov. Brad Little were arrested Wednesday and charged with misdemeanor trespassing.

A longtime Canyon County activist and former chair of the Idaho Human Rights Commission has been removed from her post effective immediately.

The Pundits Forum has convened business and community leaders, elected officials, students, and engaged citizens to gain expert insights into what Idaho can expect in the 2026 legislative session.

Expect another year of government cuts and no raises for state employees under Gov. Brad Little’s proposed spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year.

Gov. Brad Little said he wants the state to fully conform to federal tax changes made this past summer, which would add more than $435 million to Idaho’s projected deficit.