Discover the ultimate DIY project: crafting a Pepsi vending machine from cardboard using real coins! Perfect for parties and events, impress your friends with this creative cardboard idea. If you love ...

If you've been to the supermarket lately, you may have seen reverse vending machines stationed outside it. (Maybe they call them "bottle deposits" where you are.) It's a neat, convenient way to return ...

The main concern was whether unsupervised machines would encourage youth drug use. After procedural confusion and a revote, the measure passed 4-1. In a sometimes-heated exchange among themselves, ...

KALAMAZOO, MI -- Most college bookstores have hair ties and combs, but for some students, that’s not enough. Black students are more likely to have curlier hair types and unique hair maintenance needs ...

Most Chick-fil-A restaurants close around 10 p.m. But, the chain is trying something new that could far expand their reach and allow customers to get food at 3 a.m. They just started testing for a ...

WASHINGTON — Chick-fil-A is launching its first-ever vending machine as part of a short-term test. The vending machine, which is a temperature-controlled market fridge, is currently available only at ...

A vending machine in Washington, D.C., is providing nourishment — for the mind. LitBox is filled with books by local authors, just steps from the White House, World Bank and International Monetary ...

There are more than 3,000 Chick-fil-A restaurants with more than 200 in Georgia, according to ScrapeHero. But the chain just launched a new way of enjoying their food that's one-of-a-kind. Recently, ...

If all they have for coffee at work is a Keurig machine and you really want a strong shot of coffee, don't despair. There is a way to approximate the bold taste of a ...

He’s the new vending machine king of Brooklyn — and Linus Piepmeyer just started third grade. What began as a lesson about the value of money — and savings — has become a minor sensation on one block ...

Elissa Ely is a psychiatrist. We all have our ways of assessing the world; the uncharitable might call them our quirks. One way I assess a hospital is by its vending machines. Of course, this is ...