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Saturday is World Refugee Day in Boise and we have a preview.

Idaho Matters takes a look at the news that made headlines this week, including an update to Boise’s zoning code, the Nampa School District possibly banning the discussion of gender identity and expression, a Meridian man accused of firing shots at Hells Canyon Dam, and health disparities among the Hispanic community.

Dandelions are not as bad as their reputation and Boise is planning a festival to celebrate this maligned weed!

We get an update on the trail, which has been fought in court since 2019.

The map includes bike lanes, topography, hazards, and trip recommendations.

You’ve heard of road rage, but have you ever had an emotional reaction to losing a parking spot? Parking can evoke a visceral reaction in ordinary people, despite the fact there is more housing for each car in the United States than there is housing for each person.

Have you ever had a broken item that you've wanted to fix, but weren't sure how? Well the Repair Café is helping to solve that problem, pairing people and their broken household belongings with tinkerers and tools to help fix them.

Since 2006, CATCH Idaho has been working to provide housing for families that are experiencing homelessness. Now the nonprofit is also connecting families with the healthcare they need.

Back in January, some food bank officials started warning about the end of a COVID-era program that sent extra support to food stamp recipients. They expected a lot of people in our region to have a rough spring, and that's playing out now - especially with inflation driving food prices higher.

Will monkeypox come back in force this summer?