Trending...
- Idaho Falls: IFFD Reminds Residents to "Stop the Silent Killer" and Stay Safe From Carbon Monoxide
- Idaho: Gov. Little announces awardees of Year 1 Rural Health Transformation Program funds
- Idaho breaks record with $254 million in grocery tax refunds, delivering affordability boost for families, seniors
Boise, Idaho ~ Idaho Gov. Brad Little said new data from the Idaho Department of Labor show the state's median age remains below the national average and household incomes rose in 2025.
Little said Idaho remains the nation's seventh-youngest state and has one of the highest shares of households raising children. He described the figures as evidence that the state continues to attract young families.
More on idastar.com
The governor said more work is needed to keep Idaho affordable and provide communities with the infrastructure and opportunities needed for growth. He said his administration would continue efforts to strengthen the economy and support opportunities for the next generation.
The department's news release was dated Nov. 3, 2026.
Little said Idaho remains the nation's seventh-youngest state and has one of the highest shares of households raising children. He described the figures as evidence that the state continues to attract young families.
More on idastar.com
- Idaho Falls: IFFD Reminds Residents to "Stop the Silent Killer" and Stay Safe From Carbon Monoxide
- Idaho: Gov. Little announces awardees of Year 1 Rural Health Transformation Program funds
- Idaho: Gov. Little launches effort to fight financial fraud
- Idaho: Gov. Little dominates in best Governor rankings
- Idaho: Arco to host Governor Little's 'Capital for a Day' event Thursday
The governor said more work is needed to keep Idaho affordable and provide communities with the infrastructure and opportunities needed for growth. He said his administration would continue efforts to strengthen the economy and support opportunities for the next generation.
The department's news release was dated Nov. 3, 2026.
0 Comments
Latest on idastar.com
- Idaho Falls: IFFD Responds to Saturday Morning Structure Fire
- Idaho General Fund revenue exceeds forecast by $90 Million in first quarter
- Gov. Little signs executive order to cut red tape for Idaho farmers and ranchers during harvest
- Idaho jobs poised to grow more than four times faster than national average
- Idaho Falls: IFFD Encourages Safe Charging Habits to Prevent Lithium-Ion Battery Fires
- From the Forest to the Falls: The People's Tree Stops in Idaho Falls Nov. 6
- Idaho Falls Police to Appear in On Patrol: Live Starting Friday, October 9th