Food And Drink

Aug 21, 2018

Farmers protest California water plan aimed to save salmon

Hundreds of California farmers are protesting a plan by state water officials to increase water flows in a major California river and its tributaries


Aug 18, 2018

Explosion destroys coffee shop, injures 3 in rural Georgia

Authorities blame gas leak for explosion that destroyed a coffee shop and injured 3 people in a rural Georgia city


Aug 18, 2018

The Latest: Leaking gas blamed for coffee shop explosion

Authorities say natural gas leaking into a sewer line caused an explosion that destroyed a coffee shop in rural Georgia and seriously injured three people


Aug 16, 2018

Beer offer kept Minnesota man from jumping off bridge

Police say two Minnesota beer deliverymen prevented a suicidal man from jumping off an interstate bridge in St. Paul by offering the man a Coors Light.


Aug 15, 2018

Colorado baker who refused to make cake for gays sues again

The Colorado baker who wouldn't make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple and won a limited ruling at the U.S. Supreme Court is suing the state over another discrimination allegation


Aug 13, 2018

Tex-Mex restaurant under fire after serving attorney general

A popular Tex-Mex restaurant in Houston is facing backlash after it posted a photo of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has pushed for a wide crackdown on immigration


Aug 12, 2018

Insider Q&A: Biting into meal kit madness

The meal kit business might have been unthinkable before the internet, but it's exploded in the last few years as numerous companies have started up


Aug 11, 2018

Man linked to reality TV star Bethenny Frankel found dead

Authorities are investigating the suspected overdose death at Trump Tower of a man romantically linked to a reality TV star


Aug 10, 2018

Court orders ban on harmful pesticide, says EPA violated law

A federal appeals court has ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to stop sales of a top-selling pesticide within 60 days


Aug 9, 2018

African refugee grows homeland's bitter eggplants in Vermont

A woman who survived refugee camps in Africa now has a thriving business growing African eggplants in Vermont and selling them across the United States