Dairy Queen
Coverage of Dairy Queen in the Nexus archive.
- Ice cream sold at Dairy Queen recalled over metal shavings concerns
Ice cream sold at Dairy Queen is being recalled due to potential metal shavings contamination. The recall, issued by Galliker Dairy Co, Inc., affects hundreds of gallons of reduced-fat chocolate ice cream distributed in the Northeast.
- Dairy Queen's chocolate soft-serve mix was recalled over metal shavings, FDA says
Galliker Dairy recalled 74 cases of chocolate soft-serve mix distributed to Dairy Queen locations in 5 northeastern states in May due to potential metal shavings contamination, as reported by the FDA.
- Dairy Queen drive-thru customer seen throwing soda at employee
A Dairy Queen drive-thru customer in Atlanta was caught on camera throwing a soda at an employee after claiming his order was incorrect. Security footage shows the driver of a red pickup truck throwing a Dr. Pepper at a manager following an alleged mix-up with a milkshake order. The restaurant confirmed a police report has been filed.
- Dairy Queen drive-thru customer seen throwing soda at employee
A customer at a Dairy Queen drive-thru in Atlanta was caught on camera throwing a drink at an employee after claiming the order was incorrect. The incident occurred when the customer, who ordered a milkshake but received a Dr. Pepper, allegedly threw the drink at a manager before fleeing in a red pickup truck. The restaurant reported the incident to police.
- Dairy Queen drive-thru customer seen throwing soda at employee
A customer at a Dairy Queen drive-thru in Atlanta was caught on camera throwing a soda at an employee after claiming an order mistake. The customer, in a red pickup truck, reportedly ordered a milkshake but received a Dr. Pepper, which he threw at the manager before fleeing; police are investigating.
- Beloved ice cream franchise closing 46 locations nationwide — with one state hit hardest
Dairy Queen is closing 46 locations nationwide, with Texas being the hardest-hit state due to Project Lonestar's refusal to renovate its restaurants. The closures are part of a franchise meltdown since early 2025.
- Coroner's office identifies suspect in officer-involved shooting at Dairy Queen
Patti Wilson, a 31-year-old Grand Junction resident, was shot and killed by law enforcement after an altercation near a Dairy Queen. The Mesa County Coroner's Office confirmed the incident, which occurred on Friday evening.
- Suspect from officer-involved shooting at Dairy Queen in Colorado identified
Patti Wilson, a Grand Junction resident, was shot by law enforcement and taken to a nearby hospital, where she was pronounced dead, according to the coroner's office.
- Suspect pronounced dead after officer-involved shooting at Dairy Queen
A suspect was pronounced dead after an officer-involved shooting at a Dairy Queen location on Friday evening. The Critical Incident Response Team is investigating the incident at 709 North Avenue, as requested by Grand Junction Police Chief Matt Smith.
- Fox News AI Newsletter: Your next Dairy Queen order could be taken by AI
Dairy Queen is implementing AI-driven drive-thrus without human workers, sparking customer backlash. Meta is laying off 8,000 employees as part of its AI-focused restructuring. The White House accuses China of large-scale AI technology theft, while a Google engineer faces Senate testimony for allegedly stealing AI secrets for China. Florida investigates whether an AI chatbot aided a campus shooting suspect.
- Dairy Queen's new drive-thrus without humans spark backlash by frustrated customers
Dairy Queen is expanding AI-powered drive-thru systems developed by Presto to select U.S. locations, following 2025 pilot tests that improved order accuracy. The move has sparked customer backlash on social media, with complaints about frustration and preference for human interaction, despite claims of efficiency gains in the fast-food industry.
- Dairy Queen is putting an AI chatbot in its drive-thrus
Dairy Queen is deploying an AI chatbot in drive-thrus across the US and Canada to enhance service speed and order sizes. The technology, developed by AI company Presto, follows a successful test and is already used by chains like Carl's Jr. and Hardee's. A 2023 Bloomberg report revealed human workers in the Philippines may assist the AI system.