Governor Brad Little and I came into office at the same time. With the over $400 million in tax cuts Little signed into law this year, the governor said he and state lawmakers have cut taxes by $6 billion in the six years he’s been in office. “Idaho has proven that we can

So happy to have a new Daughter-in-law Allie Gibson and I don't know how Tate Furniss got so lucky. Love them both.

Idaho's legislature unanimously passed a resolution to rebuild the infamous Teton Dam - the same dam that catastrophically failed in 1976, causing massive flooding. Watch to see learn what Idaho Senator is pushing it forward and why. #Idaho #Idpol #Idleg #Dams #Power #Water

I helped pass a deregulation child care bill H243. But there is always one kid that needs more supervision! idahocapitalsun.com/2025/03/27/gov…

Sign the petition to store more water and perhaps rebuild the Teton dam. St. Anthony parade has some old fashion floats. Got to love the people that keep this tradition alive.

Idaho has a wide variety of wildlife. We get moose in the backyard quite often. We don't go out when they visit.

Visited the Vanorden and Wadda Farms today for a legislator tour. Learned more about water shortages and the H2A program for migrant farm workers. Both need help from our federal partners to secure Idaho into the next century. Robots are stacking potato sacks and sorting.

Spent time yesterday with Congressman Simpson and Farm Bureau as we toured the forest and the Teton Dam. We would like primacy over our Idaho forests and to begin the process of evaluating the rebuilding of the Teton Dam.

Great news for Salmon Idaho! I serve on this panel and co-sponsored the bill that passed unanimously. A state panel Monday approved $30 million in distributions from a school facilities loan fund, which lawmakers this year made easier to access after it sat largely dormant for

Idaho is doing something right….. Published Aug 11, 2025 Newsweek Best States to Live In 2025 Idaho ranked second, thanks partly to a low, 0.5 percent real estate tax rate, high homeownership, overall low taxes, and the highest median household income growth, the report said. It

Attended the new Future Tech Building at the College of Eastern Idaho with Frontier Credit Union and BEA. So many people have worked so hard to fund and build this iconic structure. The State of Idaho through JFAC also contributed. Many from the Idaho Legislature were there.

Farm Bureau members meet with Congressman Simpson • Sean Ellis Idaho Farm Bureau Federation ...The final stop of the tour was at the site of the former Teton Dam, which collapsed in 1976, resulting in the deaths of several people and the flooding of much of that region. There,

KeepIdahowater.com We need more farm kids and we need your help to keep farms. Sign the petition to tell Congress we need more water storage in Eastern Idaho. We are trying to get 27,000 signatures to deliver an impact with your support to DC.

FROM THE WHITE HOUSE: BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA A PROCLAMATION As a mark of respect for the memory of Charlie Kirk, by the authority vested in me as President of the United States by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, I hereby

Busy week. Bank of Commerce economy update was very informative. I carried h323 increasing cyber-security in community banks. In Dubois again with the Soil Conservation District tour and luncheon with Van Burtenshaw for State Senate and Jerald Raymond For Idaho .

Attended the Mahoney House Gala where they raised over $29,000 for kids that have been abused. Salmon may be the most generous city. S1203 was carried by me and Sen. Berke to keep these homes in operation statewide. Salmon received $190,000 to expand badly needed services .

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints was kind enough to allow my family to attend Conference. The messages given can be found on lds.org.

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Because of our triple A rating Idaho pays the lower interest rate on any bonds we do for roads or school facilities. This rating is due to the scrutiny we give our budgets and not obligating ongoing commitments with one time federal money unlike other states that are in serious