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This week, Idaho was in the national spotlight as the U.S. Supreme Court heard our emergency abortion case. Today on City Cast Boise, host Lindsay Van Allen is discussing which way the justices seem to be leaning with executive producer Frankie Barnhill. We also have an update on the signature gathering for a ballot initiative to open primaries, and share some key election dates to put on your calendar. Plus, we’re diving into the literal dumpster (truck) fires happening around Boise — and what to do with your lithium ion batteries instead.  
Remember: Today is the last day to register if you want to vote early in the May 21 primary. Here’s where to register or update your info. Early voting runs May 6-17, with locations around Ada and Canyon Counties.
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You’ve probably seen City Cast Boise host Lindsay Van Allen’s viral social media videos over the years. But despite being very open on social media about her thoughts on Idaho politics — especially when it comes to her career as a nurse — she’s fairly private. Not anymore! To celebrate Lindsay’s birthday month, executive producer Frankie Barnhill’s turning the mic around on her. We’re finding out more about Lindsay’s background, what books she’s reading, her fave Boise restaurant, and what keeps her in the Treasure Valley. 
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In a landmark decision several years ago, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that when homeless shelters are full, Boise can’t punish unhoused people for sleeping outside. So, why are advocates reporting that the police are still ticketing homeless people? City Cast Boise podcast host Lindsay Van Allen is talking with Idaho Statesman reporter Rachel Spacek who’s dug into this question. Plus, we find out how a new Supreme Court case could change the law.
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Boise likes to brag (with good reason) about our parks, with plenty of amenities for kids — and grownups who feel like kids. But which is the very best park of all? From BBQs to play structures, we’re diving into what makes these public spaces so beloved with Becca Bailey from Boise With Kids and Marissa Lovell with From Boise. Will your favorite park make the cut?
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Plus, check out Becca’s printable parks report card. 
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Idaho is at the center of a landmark case that the U.S. Supreme Court will hear on Wednesday. Depending on what the justices decide in Idaho v. United States, our abortion ban could change federal law. Today on City Cast Boise, reproductive rights reporter Kelcie Moseley-Morris with States Newsroom is here to break down what this case is, how it could affect healthcare in our state, and the implications the SCOTUS ruling could have on the rest of the country.  
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Injunction is the word of the week in Idaho. Today on City Cast Boise, we explain the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision enabling Idaho to enforce its ban on transgender healthcare for youth and what it means for Idahoans. We’re also breaking down why Boise was abuzz after three new billboards popped up. Plus, we’re weighing in on how a judge’s preliminary ruling will affect the Sierra Club’s Friday protest. 
Finally, we’re honoring the passing of Idaho Rep. Sue Chew, the state’s longest-serving Democratic lawmaker who represented the Boise Bench for almost 20 years. 

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