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Scandal reared its busty bosom across Washington in 2009, as scantily-clad baristas made news from Everett to Bellevue to Spokane.

A 52 year-old man with a five-inch knife sticking out of his chest walked into a Michigan diner tonight and calmly ordered a coffee.

In 2008, Walmart launched its own Sama s Choice coffee label,A which included fair trade certified coffee.

WORSHIPPERS gathered to reveal their secrets of a successful Christmas at the fourth Espresso Church event.

Good news for coffee and tea drinkers. They are less likely to develop Type 2 diabetes than those who do not indulge.

BOGOTA, Colombia In a clever TV spot from the 1980s, a waiter on the Orient Express runs out of coffee.

ENGLANDa S first drive-through Starbucks is set to be built in East Lancashire. Planning permission has been granted for a major business complex off Haslingden Road, Blackburn, which includes a a stand-alone drive-through unita run by the coffee giant.

Published: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 at 8:16 p.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 at 8:45 p.m. Gingerbread cookies ... pumpkin pie ... creme brulee ... peppermint candy canes ... the sweet tastes of the holiday season hold special memories.

Want an easy way to sum up how Americans ate during the first 10 years of the new century? Three words should do it.

If you want to rein in the blow of all those margaritas you ingested at the annual holiday party, don't look to coffee, suggests a recent study in the journal Behavioral Neuroscience.

Individuals who drink coffee or tea, whether it is caffeinated or decaf, appear to have a substantially lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

Drinking coffee and tea could provide more than just a daily pick-me up. According to new analysis, people who drink coffee, decaffeinated coffee and tea seem to have a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

Despite its name, Dark Horse Coffee is probably not poised to become the next Starbucks.

Nevermind what they do in the movies; coffee will not sober you up after a night of drinking.

It seems like every week, there's another medical study involving coffee or tea.

DRINKING coffee and tea may protect against type 2 diabetes, research finds. Scientists found that each additional cup of coffee drunk a day reduced type 2 diabetes risk by 7%. People who consumed three to four cups per day had a 25% lower risk than those who drank between zero and two cups.

Start the holiday baking season off right with a variety of cookie recipes for every palate.

Forget a cup of coffee. If you need to wake up, energy drinks are today's cup of Joe.

Help feed Siouxland and get a caffeine boost in one shot. Daily Grind is celebrating its 18th anniversary with a ten percent discount when you donate an item to their food drive.

A woman allegedly upset over something that occurred Monday morning at Peet's Coffee and Tea on Main Street wound up shattering the front door to the business and getting arrested.