910 actions: orders, press releases, proclamations, appointments.
Idaho continues to strengthen partnership with ICE to enforce nation’s immigration laws
Statement from Attorney General Raúl Labrador on Proposition 1 Ballot Language Suit
Governor Little and Attorney General Labrador Award Idaho Medal of Honor to Nine First Responders
AG Labrador Demands Answers from Big Four Accounting Firms Over Climate Change Conflicts of Interest
Gov. Little announces changes in his administration
Gov. Little comments on passing of Maj. Gen. Darrell Manning, issues half-staff flag order
AG Labrador Wins Settlement Against Fraudulent Investment Business
AG Labrador Delivers Largest Big Tech Settlement in History for Child Protection Against Facebook, Instagram
AG Labrador Announces $29.6 Million Settlement with Glenmark Over Conspiracy to Inflate Prices, Limit Competition
AG Labrador Appeals Ruling That Would Let Doctors Override Idaho’s Pro-Life Law
Idaho Students Show Strong Progress in Early Literacy, Continued Gains on ISAT
AG Labrador Presses for Grizzly Bear Delisting and State Control over Management
Gov. Little appoints Judge Jason Scott to Idaho Supreme Court
Meta Faces Trial as AG Labrador Fights for Idaho Kids
Idaho State Treasurer Presents $47,675 to Support Idaho State Veterans Cemeteries
Gov. Little announces administration changes
AG Labrador Backs Reform to Stop Activist Groups From Blocking Infrastructure Projects
Banking Scam Stopped by AG Labrador’s Consumer Protection Investigators
AG Labrador Urges Congress to Pass the STOP FRAUD in Medicaid Act
Gov. Little celebrates opening of new Two Rivers School in Salmon
Gov. Little comments on another year of decreased crime in Idaho
Gov. Little declares fire disaster emergency in parts of Idaho, deploys Idaho National Guard to Big Grass Fire in Owyhee County
Lt. Gov. Bedke comments on Idaho selection as potential host for Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus
AG Labrador Responds to Kohberger’s Post-Conviction Relief Petition
Labrador Defends Rule Blocking Illegal Immigrants from Obtaining CDLs
Gov. Little joins President Trump at White House to advance Ratepayer Protection Pledge
Idaho ranks top three in nation for wage growth
$600,000 Secured by AG Labrador for Idaho in Two Consumer Data Settlements
Lt. Gov. Bedke comments on $31 million federal award to Idaho, region’s nuclear energy sector
OPINION: Fiscal discipline is why Idaho finished strong
Idaho ends Fiscal Year 2026 in strong financial position, maintains AAA credit rating
OPINION: Idaho is powering America’s nuclear future
Gov. Little applauds Trump administration’s proposal to return greater grizzly bear management to states
AG Labrador Issues Caution Against Rental Scams
Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act Initiative Qualifies; Idaho Medical Cannabis Initiative Fails for November General Election Ballot
AG Labrador Secures Record Amounts for Idaho Consumers
AG Labrador Announces Arrest for Alleged Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Material in Nampa
Honoring America's 250th Anniversary by Reuniting Families with Unredeemed Savings Bonds
AG Labrador Pushes Federal Government to Further Crackdown on Illegal Robocalls
AG Labrador Files Closing Brief in Federal Lawsuit Defending Idaho’s Pro-Life Law
AG Labrador, Caldwell PD Announce Arrest for Alleged Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Material
Statement from Lt. Gov. Bedke on the criticality of Deployable Energy’s Unity reactor at Idaho National Laboratory
Gov. Little announces new appointments
Gov. Little celebrates U.S. Supreme Court’s decision upholding protections for women’s sports
Lt. Gov. Bedke applauds Supreme Court decision upholding Idaho’s Fairness in Women’s Sports Act
U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Idaho’s Fairness in Women’s Sports Act, Sides with AG Labrador
Lost and Found: A Student’s Journey to Connection in Idaho’s Largest Schools
AG Labrador and Cities Across the Treasure Valley Warn Idaho Consumers About Planning and Zoning Fraud Scheme
Critchfield: We Are Listening—and Ready to Get to Work
AG Labrador Leads Multistate Coalition to Second Amendment Victory at U.S. Supreme Court