Thu, June 5, 2025

by: Time

Are Pesticides in Your Food Harmful?

Here's what we know about the risks of glyphosate, atrazine, and other pesticides and how to lower your exposure.

by: KKTV11

Colorado Wine Festival returns to Manitou Springs with bold new flavors and climate challenges

An area winemaker says the state's high-altitude growing conditions, and recent swings in temperature and humidity have changed the way he approaches each season.

by: Patch

This MI Town Among Best Small U.S. Cities For Food And Drink

This popular northern Michigan spot cracked Food and Wine's "Top Small US Cities for Food and Drink."

by: WGME

BayCider Fest to debut with local cider, wine, and food in Portland

This Saturday is the first ever BayCider Fest held at Apr s in Portland.

by: KPLC

Rouge et Blanc wine and food festival tickets going on sale soon

Tickets for the 20th year of the wine and food festival will be going on sale this month!

by: MLive

Check out 100 beer, art, food vendors at 20th annual Art, Beer & Wine Festival in Jackson

The event draws thousands of people to the museum grounds each year for craft beer, cider, wine and live entertainment.

by: People

It's True: Red Wine Stains Wash Right Out of This On-Sale Outdoor Rug from Kelly Clarkson's Home Collection

Kelly Clarkson's washable area rug is durable enough for pets, kids, and guests and can be placed indoors or outdoors. Shop the rug in nine different sizes while it's up to 74 percent off at Wayfair today

by: Forbes

Wine CEO's Sabbatical Leads To Renewed Passion For Work And Vineyards

After a 40-day sabbatical in France, wine CEO David Pearson found a renewed passion. This led to a new vision for regenerative viticulture at Joseph Phelps Vineyards.

by: BBC

Scotland's papers: Cancer 'timebomb' warning and 'gangs united'

A warning over cancer treatment specialists and rival gangs "united" over murders in Spain make the front pages.
Wed, June 4, 2025

by: WGAL

Community need leads to Lancaster County food pantry expansion

The pantry is open to everyone, not just members of the LGBTQ+ community. It is serving around 200 families a week.

by: AZFamily

New start on wheels delivered to burn victims in Glendale food truck fire

A Glendale family whose food trunk was destroyed in a fire that injured two siblings got some help for a fresh start on Wednesday.

by: Parade

Sam's Club's New Summer-Ready Food Court Find Has Shoppers Racing to Try It: 'Looks Amazing'

'Oooh yum!! This looks so tasty!!' said one shopper.

by: WAFF

Food Bank of North Alabama donates over 200 boxes of food to Marshall County Schools

Marshall County Schools are teaming up with the Food Bank of North Alabama to make sure all children have good, nutritious meals this summer.

by: WHTM

Latin cuisine food truck opening restaurant in Lancaster County

COLUMBIA, Pa. (WHTM) A locally owned food truck that specializes in global fusion cuisine with a Latin twist announced it will soon be opening a new take-out only restaurant in Lancaster County. The Halo's Eatery food truck is owned and operated by Angel Mejias, who first debuted his food truck concept back in June of [ ]

by: KTXL

Elk Grove to welcome 2 new fast food chain locations

(FOX40.COM) Two fast food chains, Jollibee and Angry Chickz, announced they will soon be opening up their first locations in the Elk Grove area, according to officials. Video Above: City of Woodland celebrated the grand opening of Woodland Regional Park Preserve (May 17) In an Instagram post, The Ridge Elk Grove shopping center announced in [ ]

by: WMUR

USDA: Ground beef sold at Whole Foods may be tainted with E. coli

U.S. agriculture officials are warning that packages of ground beef sold at Whole Foods markets may be contaminated with E. coli bacteria

by: MSNBC

How Republicans are using Elon Musk's skepticism on megabill to sway votes

The GOP is scrambling to get their party to fall into line and receive enough votes to pass their "big, beautiful bill." NBC News' Julie Tsirkin reports more. New York Times reporter Jeremy Peters joins Chris Jansing to break down how Elon Musk continues to take pages out of Trump's playbook of "heckling and throwing bombs from the sidelines." Teddy Schleifer, also from the Times, says Musk's tweet was motivated by self-interest because the bill doesn't benefit his companies.

by: Futurism

The Washington Post Is Secretly Planning to Start Publishing Articles Created Using AI

The Washington Post has quietly been building an AI tool that takes much of the work out of writing as it attempts to recoup readership.

by: People

PEOPLE Food Awards 2025: The Best Supermarket Products of the Year

Make room on your shopping list this week, because our 2025 winners are worth it

by: Chowhound

Bobby Flay's Go-To Comfort Food Is A Total Classic

Celebrity chef Bobby Flay's favorite comfort food is an American classic. He even has a restaurant chain exclusively devoted to the dish.

by: Newsweek

Kid Rock's new restaurant flooded with negative reviews: "trash food"

Kid Rock launched The Detroit Cowboy in Nashville on Tuesday and has already received multiple one-star reviews.

by: wjla

Arlington Good Morning Washington | News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News

WJLA is the local ABC affiliate for the greater Washington DC area. From our studios in Arlington, VA ABC7 covers national and local news, sports, weather, traffic and culture and carries entertainment and sports programming. WJLA serves Alexandria, Springfield, Annandale, Tysons, Reston, Ashburn, Centreville and Manassas, Virginia and Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Silver Spring, Wheaton, Beltsville, Greenbelt, Bowie, College Park, Largo, Crofton, Annapolis, Hyattsville and Takoma Park, Maryland, and all the communities in between.

by: Forbes

$109 Billion U.S. Wine Market Shows Uptick In Q1 2025 Shipments

Jon Moramarco, Partner with Gomberg-Fredrikson, shares new report showing an increase in U.S. wine shipments as well as changing consumer trends in $109 billion industry.
Tue, June 3, 2025

by: People

Yeti's Wine Tumbler with 4,100+ Perfect Ratings Is a 'Great Shower or Wedding Gift,' According to Shoppers

The Yeti Rambler Wine Tumbler is on sale at Amazon, and more than 4,100 shoppers have given it a five-star rating. The durable stainless steel cup has double-wall vacuum insulation to keep beverages hot or cold for hours at a time, and it's dishwasher safe. Snag it today for $24

by: KRON

Another food business in SF Ferry Building to close

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) Another business in the iconic SF Ferry Building is set to close, KRON4.com has learned. Le Marais Bakery's Grande Creperie announced it had received the "sudden and unexpected" news that its lease at the building would not be renewed. "In January, we were given a commitment for a new lease," the [ ]

by: AZFamily

Arizonans defend SNAP as food stamps on chopping block in new bill

Arizonans who rely on Medicaid and food stamps say Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" would be detrimental to their well-being and hurt the economy.

by: KTVI

This is the best ice cream shop in Missouri, according to food writers

Craving a sweet summer treat? Food writers at LoveFood.com crowned one St. Louis-based ice cream shop as the best in Missouri.

by: CNN

California acts to eliminate ultraprocessed foods in schools, beating MAHA to the punch | CNN

California is moving forward to pass the first state law to define potentially harmful ultraprocessed foods and prohibit them from being added to school lunches.

by: wjla

Uncork Excellence: Good Spirit Farm Leads the Way for Vineyard Voyages Wine Tour

Good Spirit Farm recently welcomed Good Morning Washington, showcasing its vineyard as the exciting first stop on the Vineyard Voyages tour.

by: GEEKSPIN

10 Forgotten Fast Food Items of the 1960s and '70s

The 1960s and '70s were fast food's Wild West era a time when chains threw caution to the wind and served up some truly bonkers creations. We're talking pineapple burgers that made executives sweat, pirate-themed chicken that actually worked, and spaghetti from a drive-thru window because apparently someone thought that made sense. These weren't just menu [ ] Read the original here: 10 Forgotten Fast Items of the 1960s and '70s

by: stacker

Father's day gift guide: Top wines for dad in 2025

Sommsation guides you in choosing the right wine for a Father's Day gift, from classic reds to refreshing whites and celebratory sparklers.

by: WGNO

At NOWFE, Gulf Shrimp on a slice of life & carrot cornbread

At NOWFE, New Orleans Wine & Food Experience, now is your chance to take a bite of the Big Easy.

by: MassLive

Amherst revives beloved food celebration with new Restaurant Week format

The inaugural Amherst Restaurant Week will be held from June 8-12.

by: Forbes

The World's Best Gins-According To The 2025 International Wine And Spirit Compeition

Discover the world's best gins, as judged by the 2025 International Wine and Spirits Competition, revealing top global selections to try now.

by: BBC

TikTok Shop food listings 'putting people at risk'

The BBC finds food listed on TikTok shop without ingredient and allergen information.

by: PBS

NewsDepth | Season 50 | NewsDepth 2019-2020 | Episode 12

Two articles of impeachment are brought against President Donald Trump.
Mon, June 2, 2025

by: wjla

Christian Hoeffel's Vineyard Voyages Celebrates Loudoun County Wines

Christian Hoeffel joined Good Morning Washington's Roxanne Strouk to talk about Vineyard Voyages, a wine touring company.

by: Movieguide

What to Know About the New York Times' and Amazon's AI Licensing Deal

The New York Times has agreed to a licensing deal with Amazon that would allow the company to use the newspaper's articles for...

by: BBC

Scotland's papers: Defence spending row and gangland 'executions'

A row over SNP blocks on defence spending and the murder of two men in Spain make the front pages.

by: CNN

'Children are crying out in agony for food": Aid distributor on humanitarian crisis in Gaza | CNN

Arwa Damon, President of the International Network for Aid, Relief and Assistance talks with CNN's Wolf Blitzer about the growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

by: fox6now

A Taste of Napa - Wine Train Experience

Tickets are on sale now for this year's Tranquil Blends Wine Train.

by: Chowhound

The Ingredients Trader Joe's Refuses To Use In Any Of Its Food

Trader Joe's is very particular about the kind of products they sell, and there are some food ingredients that you'll never see on a TJ's shelf.

by: GOBankingRates

Top 5 Fast-Food Meals Cheaper Than 'We Have Food at Home'

Do you remember when getting fast food used to be an affordable treat and not a financially shame-inducing spiral from which you'll never recover?

by: ThePrint

India Welcomes Lychee Season with Farm-Fresh Deliveries Across the Country

NewsVoir New Delhi [India], June 2: India's favourite summer indulgence is here! The much-awaited lychee season has begun, and Superplum is bringing a refreshing wave of premium, farm-fresh lychees to consumers across India, including South India and Delhi/NCR, with Mumbai coming on board soon. Show Full Article These juicy, aromatic lychees are sourced from the [ ]

by: KTRE

East Texas cottage food vendors look forward to new Texas Cottage Food Law

Texas Food Freedom Act raises annual sales cap and expands list of food that can be sold.

by: Parade

Cult-Favorite Fast Food Chain Makes Major Unexpected Menu Changes

The adjustments affect several of the beloved burger joint's recipes.

by: Newsweek

Foods that may lower risk of early death revealed

Eating a variety of flavonoid-rich foods like tea, apples and berries may cut the risk of early death by 20 percent.

by: Forbes

The World's Best Rums: According To The 2025 International Wine And Spirit Competition

Here are the six rums that were awarded Gold Outstanding medals at the 2025 International Wine and Spirits Competition.

NJ Spotlight News | Brewery owners urge Murphy to sign reform bill | Season 2023

The measure would lift heavy restrictions on events and food services

The video from PBS, titled "Brewery Restrictions," discusses the challenges faced by small craft breweries in the United States due to outdated laws and regulations. It highlights how these laws, originally designed to control large-scale alcohol production and distribution during the Prohibition era, now hinder the growth and innovation of small breweries. The video features interviews with brewery owners who explain how restrictive distribution laws and franchise agreements with distributors limit their ability to sell directly to consumers and expand their businesses. Additionally, it touches on ongoing efforts by craft brewers and their advocates to push for legislative changes that would modernize these regulations and support the thriving craft beer industry.

Read the Full PBS Article at:
https://www.pbs.org/video/brewery-restrictions-1688589706/