Liquid Death is plotting a health-conscious, low caffeine Sparkling Energy drink in skinny cans that nod to heavy metal.

Liquid Death, the popular canned water company, confirmed to USA TODAY it will begin selling an energy drink in January 2026.

The new shop, Connecticut's fourth, will have specials and giveaways from Monday, July 21, through Sunday, July 27.

Known for its death-metal-inflected marketing, the company hopes to break into the bustling energy category with a less hardcore approach to caffeine.

Aroma Joe’s said it plans to open its 279 Queen St. location on Monday, July 21. The spot marks the business’s fourth ...

House Republicans lifted President Donald Trump’s $4.5 trillion tax breaks and spending cuts bill to final passage Thursday, overcoming multiple setbacks to approve his signature second-term ...

While prebiotic sodas aren’t new, “Bloom Pop is powered by a clinically-studied prebiotic (at an efficacious dose!) to support gut health without the bloating, sugar alcohols, or weird aftertaste,” ...

Discontinued energy drinks like Surge, Vault, and MTN Dew Energy might be gone from stores, but the memory of them still gives us a nice little pick-me-up.

Wellness branding appealing to health-conscious demographics obscures health risks of energy drinks, experts say, including heart problems and anxiety.

Energy drinks can be useful after a late night out, offering a boost in energy for everyday activities and even, possibly, better physical performance during workouts. But, what makes an energy ...