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Find Idaho services, resources, and information in one place. Explore government, business, education, outdoor activities, and tools to help you live and thrive here.

About Idaho
Discover Idaho’s natural wealth, from its forests and waterways to its wildlife and public lands. Explore programs and agencies that help manage, protect, and preserve the state’s natural resources for future generations.

Facts & Symbols - Facts | Idaho.gov
Explore key Idaho facts, state symbols, and quick information to help you learn what defines the Gem State and the people who call it home.

Things To Do | Idaho.gov
Explore Idaho’s outdoor adventures, parks, trails, wildlife resources, and year-round activities across our state’s scenic landscapes.

History | Idaho.gov
Learn about Idaho’s past, from early cultures to statehood, and explore stories that shaped our land, communities, and way of life.

Facts About Idaho | Capitol Commission
Facts About Idaho Idaho became a territory when President Abraham Lincoln signed the Territorial Act on March 4, 1863. Idaho became the 43rd state of the United States on July 3, 1890 when President Benjamin Harrison signed the Act. Idaho’s nickname is “The Gem State.”

Government | Idaho.gov
Learn how Idaho’s government works, from elected leadership to courts and public safety resources. Find tools to connect with agencies and services.

File now to get your conformity deductions | Idaho State Tax Commission
The updated instructions for Idaho Form 40, Individual Income Tax Return, and Idaho Form 43, Part-Year Resident and Nonresident Income Tax Return, show how to claim the enhanced senior deduction and the deductions for tips from wages, car loan interest, and overtime compensation.

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Idaho’s Abortion Bans Explained: A Primer on the Complicated Laws that ...
In summary, the two trigger bans that apply in Idaho today are Idaho Code § 18-622, the total ban with criminal penalties and no health exception; and Idaho Code § 18-8801, the six week ban/“bounty hunter” civil penalties ban that contains a limited health exception for “medical emergencies.”