chick-fil-a

What would you do? What would you do if one of your favorite eating establishments made a rule you had to be 16 or older to enter?

What would you do? What would you do if you were offered food instead of money to work your job?

In some places, it isn't so bad, but in others, it is awful and forces us to scream words that we have to ask forgiveness for later on.

Chick-fil-A just announced that they plan to start offering pork as an option on their menu.

"The Home of the Original Sandwich," Chick-fil-A , is testing retail sales of two of its signature dipping sauces.

You might see a Chick-fil-a coupon on Facebook promising "Free Meals for a year" if you share it, but beware. If it seems to good to be true, it almost always is. Here's what we know...

This year you can head to Chick-fil-A in Twin Falls from 6:30 am to 7 pm on July 23rd and get a free entree if you dress as a cow or wear something cow-like.

The nuggets are available in both 10 and 30 count sizes, according to the restaurant's website.

I've recently been on this kick of downloading the apps for restaurants just to see how they work and (yes, I'll admit) get free food.

Currently the meal kits are only available in Georgia but they are asking for input on where else they should sell them...like Twin Falls.

The same people who can’t fathom the Cathy family’s traditional values still love the chicken sandwiches.

It's been going on for 13 years and the next celebration event is tomorrow for Cow Appreciation Day at Chick-fil-a.