Brad Little

Property taxes were on people’s minds as they peppered Gov. Brad Little with questions earlier Monday afternoon at an AARP town hall event.

Idaho LAUNCH is now taking students’ applications for its state-funded tuition grant program.

State lawmakers and education officials celebrated the upcoming kickoff of a tuition grant program open to all Idaho high school graduating seniors at the College of Western Idaho Thursday.

Nearly every part of Idaho has been grappling with water supply over the past few years due to drought.

Idaho Gov. Brad Little announced Wednesday the end of the fiscal year $100 million surplus will go towards Property Tax relief.

Governors from across the West and some special guests are coming together this week to talk about key issues facing the region.

Gov. Brad Little recently called for an independent financial audit of the program to make sure taxpayer dollars were spent properly. The State Board of Education began reviewing purchases in April and are about two-thirds of the way through that process.

A microgrant program to help parents with education costs is under scrutiny.

Gov. Brad Little marked National Fentanyl Awareness Day as opioid related deaths have nearly doubled in Idaho in the last decade.

In an official letter sent to the Department of Health and Welfare, Gov. Brad Little said he doesn’t think state Medicaid should pay for gender-affirming care for adults.