RELEASE: Gov. Little Declares Fire Disaster Emergency, Deploys Idaho National Guard to Big Grass Fire in Owyhee County
Gov. Brad Little declares a fire disaster emergency and deploys the Idaho National Guard to the Big Grass Fire in Owyhee County amid extreme statewide wildfire conditions.
RELEASE: Gov. Little Comments on Another Year of Decreased Crime in Idaho
Gov. Brad Little comments on Idaho State Police's latest crime report, which shows decreases in nearly every major category of crime statewide.
RELEASE: Gov. Little Joins President Trump at White House to Advance Ratepayer Protection Pledge
Gov. Brad Little joins President Trump at the White House to support the expanded Ratepayer Protection Pledge, protecting Idahoans from higher electricity costs as data center demand grows.
RELEASE: Idaho Ranks Top Three in Nation for Wage Growth
Gov. Brad Little comments on Idaho's average hourly wage rising 4.7% in 2025, ranking the state third nationally for wage growth.
LITTLE: Fiscal Discipline is Why Idaho Finished Strong
Gov. Brad Little argues that Idaho's stronger-than-expected Fiscal Year 2026 finish is no reason to abandon fiscal discipline or expand government spending.
RELEASE: Idaho Ends Fiscal Year 2026 in Strong Financial Position, Maintains AAA Credit Rating
Idaho closes Fiscal Year 2026 with General Fund revenues exceeding forecasts and maintains its AAA credit rating, Gov. Brad Little announced.
LITTLE: Idaho is Powering America’s Nuclear Future
Gov. Brad Little writes on Idaho National Laboratory's historic nuclear reactor milestone and the state's leadership in America's advanced nuclear energy future.
RELEASE: Gov. Little applauds Trump administration’s proposal to return greater grizzly bear management to states
Gov. Brad Little applauds a proposed federal rule that would give states greater flexibility to manage recovered grizzly bear populations.
RELEASE: Gov. Little announces new appointments
Gov. Brad Little announces new appointments to ITD, ISTC, and other agencies.
RELEASE: Gov. Little grants additional leave for state employees to celebrate America250
Gov. Brad Little announces two additional days of paid leave for state employees to celebrate America250 in Idaho.
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