General Mills

It's not what you think...it's a good thing!

St. Patrick's Day is coming soon, and although we won't be able to celebrate with a parade this year, we can still get St. Patrick's Day-themed ice cream.

General Mills cereals going back to a retro look and taste you grew up with in the '80s.

Disney has always done a good job marketing it's movies. They've got a really good formula working lately too. You want to sell something? Put Baby Yoda in it.

Cereal sales have been declining for years, but General Mills thinks they may have the remedy. They're going to start charging more for it.

My city smells like Cheerios. You've seen the t-shirts. Viewfinder from Expedia put together a list of the 10 Smellist Cities in the US. Did Buffalo make the list?

It looks like a new, more majestic, marshmallow is coming to a box of Lucky Charms near you!

General Mills is the reason that our city smells like Cheerios. They've added a little love to their food, and now, they're adding a little love to their logo.

General Mills has announced a new contest of sorts! You could win a box full of just Lucky Charms Marshmallows. This contest is pretty easy, just buy a specifically marked box of Lucky Charms and hope it's one of the 10,000 boxes marked with the code that could win you a box of Lucky Charms Marshmallows...

Buffalo is the city that smells like Cheerios! The smells of whatever cereal is being made at General Mills that days wafts through the city and it always smells delicious. You know the cereal is made here, but does it stay local? Maybe what gets produced in Buffalo ships out to other markets, maybe it all ends up on the other coast...

WHAT?!?! First it was dessert with ice cream and now the Girls Scouts are cornering the breakfast market! Candy Hunting broke the news last week when they posted photos to their Instagram of the two soon-to-be released cereals. Looks for Thin Mints and Carmel Crunch to hit your grocery store shelves in 2017 for a limited time!  ...

Forty-six people in 21 states have become sick after a flour recall issued over a possible link to an E. coli outbreak. The people became sick after eating raw flour contaminated with the bacteria, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. The a...