Brad Little: “When you’re going out and bidding competitively against other states for contracts for aerial (resources) or whatever it…”

Other states have shown us what happens when invasive mussel infestations are allowed to establish before action is taken.

The people that have been here expect a safe environment. And you can’t have effective law enforcement if you don’t have the tools that they need to do their job.

Nuclear power presents an opportunity for Idaho families to continue receiving affordable, clean energy far into the future, and I support the growth of Idaho’s nuclear industry.

Storing spent nuclear fuel and nuclear waste above the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer was 'a nonstarter.