Gov. Brad Little

Idaho is moving to Stage 3 of Rebound Idaho as the state has seen a dramatic drop in cases in COVID-19 infections

Idaho's governor signed a new executive order forcing health districts and healthcare providers to report how the COVID-19 vaccine is being distributed to make sure it is being distributed in a timely manner.

Gov. Brad Little pleaded with Idaho lawmakers to not end the emergency declaration enacted nearly a year ago to deal with the COVID-19 outbreak at such a pivotal time as the vaccine is being distributed.

The Idaho State Board of Education will modify the number of spectators allowed at school sporting events as COVID-19 numbers decrease.

Gov. Brad Little said the COVID-19 incident rate in the Magic Valley and the state, with some exceptions, is getting better and is preparing a limited rollback of the current Stay Healthy Order.

Watch the live Gov. Brad Little's State of the State address at 1 p.m. at the Idaho Statehouse on Idaho Public Television.

Gov. Brad Little says Idaho must remain in Stage-2 COVID-19 restrictions while asking citizens to take on the personal responsibility to help slow the spread of the virus before the state reaches a point where hospitals begin turning patients away.

Gov. Brad Little has moved Idaho back to Stage-2 of his reopening plan and will deploy 100 guardsmen in response to the rising numbers of COVID-19 infections.

The governor has appointed a retired battalion chief from Pocatello to the Idaho Fish and Game Commission to represent the Salmon Region

Gov. Brad Little has moved Idaho back into Stage 3 of his COVID-19 reopening plan as state hospitals across the state were hit with an influx of patients.

Idaho schools will be the first to get 530,000 rapid antigen tests to screen for COVID-19 while the state prepares for vaccine distribution this winter.

The Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office has provided the first birds eye view of the devastation caused by the Badger Fire that has been burning through the South Hills since September 12.