
Abby Davis
Reporter at KTVB-TV (Boise, ID)
KTVB reporter I Boise, ID. Story ideas? Send to [email protected] #GoCougs
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4 days ago |
ktvb.com | Abby Davis
BOISE, Idaho — Some Treasure Valley nonprofits that support victims of domestic violence and abuse are reporting significant drops in donations, including Faces of Hope and the Nampa Family Justice Center. "We are seeing between a 20 and an 80% decrease every month, and it's becoming rather alarming because all of our services at Faces come at no cost," said Paige Dinger, Faces of Hope executive director.
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5 days ago |
krem.com | Abby Davis
AMMON, Idaho — An eastern Idaho man is suing a Chick-fil-A franchise owner, claiming he was racially harassed and discriminated against while working at a restaurant outside Idaho Falls. Thomas Wade, who is Black, filed a federal lawsuit in March against franchise owner Lauren Mosteller, alleging that coworkers and supervisors subjected him to racial harassment during his employment at the Ammon location. The lawsuit details disturbing and often graphic claims of discrimination.
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5 days ago |
kgw.com | Abby Davis
AMMON, Idaho — An eastern Idaho man is suing a Chick-fil-A franchise owner, claiming he was racially harassed and discriminated against while working at a restaurant outside Idaho Falls. Thomas Wade, who is Black, filed a federal lawsuit in March against franchise owner Lauren Mosteller, alleging that coworkers and supervisors subjected him to racial harassment during his employment at the Ammon location. The lawsuit details disturbing and often graphic claims of discrimination.
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1 week ago |
ktvb.com | Abby Davis
AMMON, Idaho — An eastern Idaho man is suing a Chick-fil-A franchise owner, claiming he was racially harassed and discriminated against while working at a restaurant outside Idaho Falls. Thomas Wade, who is Black, filed a federal lawsuit in March against franchise owner Lauren Mosteller, alleging coworkers and supervisors subjected him to racial harassment during his employment at the Ammon location. The lawsuit details disturbing and often graphic claims of discrimination.
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1 week ago |
king5.com | Abby Davis
Local News The lawsuit, filed in federal court in March, outlines claims that are disturbing and often graphic. Author: Abby Davis Published: 9:41 PM PDT May 30, 2025 Updated: 6:17 AM PDT June 2, 2025 AMMON, Idaho — An eastern Idaho man is suing a Chick-fil-A franchise owner, claiming he was racially harassed and discriminated against while working at a restaurant outside Idaho Falls.
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