Abby Davis is a journalist focused on local news in Boise, Idaho. She writes for KTVB News Group and her work has also appeared in KREM 2 Media Group, Idaho Press, and Yale University. Abby covers a wide range of topics including community events, local issues, healthcare, and social justice.
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Abby Davis primarily covers local news in Idaho, with a focus on community events, housing issues, law enforcement matters, and healthcare. Her articles often include expert commentary and government announcements.
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The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare cites thousands of fraud and abuse cases.
By: Abby Davis
Local school districts referred a record number of families for this year's giveaway.
By: Abby Davis
City of Eagle councilmembers unanimously approved the application in mid-December.
By: Ktvb, Abby Davis
The nonprofit could not open the overnight shelter in November because of funding and staffing issues.
By: Abby Davis, Abby Wilt
In the video, Stacey Wondra claims he watched the burial happen, and his wife Sarah is the one who dug the hole.
By: Abby Wilt, Ktvb, Abby Davis
Stacey Wondra claims his wife buried Michael Vaughan's body, guiding detectives to the site. Video footage reveals chilling details of the confession.
Clegg, Valley Regional Transit CEO, is the first board member from Idaho and the first from the northwest in three decades.
By: Abby Davis
Nampa Fire began working on the programs after its EMS chief's near-fatal heart attack last fall.
“UNCW’s 5 CAA Champions” displayed on a white background. ( Gracie Davis /The Seahawk)
By: Jude Binkley, Abby Davis
A last-minute judicial intervention temporarily halted the Trump Administration's freeze on federal loans and grants as Idahoans brace for disruptions.
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