Posted: June 17, 2025 | Last updated: June 17, 2025 Today on Coffee with Curry: Desmond Bane heads to Orlando, Steve Carell inspires grads, and Starbucks names its first-ever global barista champion.

A new Amtrak line will start running in Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama this summer. What to know about when, how to get ...

The owner of an Omaha food packaging company says his business has been unfairly hamstrung by Tuesday's raid carried out by federal immigration officials. More than half Glenn Valley Foods' ...

The nationally heralded Palmer’s Bar, one of Minneapolis’ oldest dive bars where the music is loud and the drinks are cheap, ...

The normal usage is 25,000 a day. The village council has made application to the State Emergency Relief Administration for approval of the building of a new community center in Starbuck with the use ...

Starbucks hiring content creators: Starbucks job offering up to six figures to travel, drink coffee Now, as the first global barista championship winner, Shimode will have plenty of opportunity to ...

Starbucks is piloting a tool that'll help its baristas remember drink recipes. The Seattle-based coffee chain launched a new AI tool called Green Dot Assist, created with Microsoft Azure OpenAI.

Starbucks 1971 Roast A new coffee, dubbed the Starbucks 1971 Roast, is set to roll out at coffee houses in the U.S. and Canada this winter. The dark roast is a blend of beans from Sumatra ...

Here’s a dream job for chronically online coffee lovers: Starbucks is hiring two full-time content creators for a 12-month gig posting content at Starbucks locations around the world. The role ...

Luckin Coffee is opening its first U.S. locations. The China-based coffee chain has grown to outnumber Starbucks in its home country. It enters the U.S. market at Starbucks is in the midst of a ...

Starbucks is hiring two content creators to travel the world and document all things Starbucks. Perks include pay of up to $136,000 and full coverage of travel costs.

Starbucks brass had invited the crowd to take part in the Starbucks Leadership Experience 2025, the company’s largest ever leadership gathering—and the first under new (ish) CEO Brian Niccol.