Idaho Gov. Brad Little joins lawsuit challenging President Biden's federal contractor vaccine mandate
Gov. Little isn't the only Gem State leader listed on the lawsuit.
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Gov. Little isn't the only Gem State leader listed on the lawsuit.
The center is for patients with mild to moderate COVID-19 symptoms. The treatment is to keep people with the virus out of the hospital.
In the letter, they listed several reasons for their opposition to the mandate.
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho residents and visitors need to help prevent wildfires in what could be a challenging season with continued high temperatures and most of the state in drought, Gov. Brad Little said. The Republican governor said Tuesday…
BOISE, Idaho -- Due to the extreme drought, excessive heat, multiple fires and dwindling firefighting resources across the region, Idaho Gov. Brad Little issued an emergency declaration for wildfires on Friday and mobilized National Guard firefighters and aircraft to help…
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Five Idaho State Police troopers will go to Arizona for 21 days to help with border security, Gov. Brad Little said Thursday. The Republican governor said the troopers will will start a 21-day mission on Tuesday…
BOISE, Idaho – Gov. Brad Little announced on Thursday the Idaho National Guard’s COVID-19 Task Force will begin wrapping up operations this month and end in July, as the impacts of the pandemic continue to improve across the state. The…
An August 2019 Ninth Circuit Court ruling stated that the state of Idaho had to pay for the surgery.
The city hopes to open all youth activities as defined in Gov Little's reopening protocol.
As Stage 1 of reopening the Idaho economy commences, Gov. Little will give cash grants to 30,000 small businesses.
During the roughly hour-long interview, health officials talked about the state’s stay-home order, testing capacity, and overall efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus.
While parks remain open, camping shuts down for over a month.
Idaho Gov. Brad Little announced the state’s first confirmed case of COVID-19 at a press conference on Friday.