Dairy Queen® has teamed up with Children’s Miracle Network to encourage customers to wear their hearts on their sleeves – or in this case, their wrists.

Dairy Queen continues to bolster its Blizzard of the Month program, with the Brownie Batter Blizzard on the menu for August. Proceeds from the sale will benefit Children’s Miracle Network.

Dairy Queen will introduce a “MooLatté” frozen blended coffee drink line made with coffee, ice, and DQ soft-serve ice cream.

Dairy Queen will introduce the flavor profile of a Chocolate French Silk pie into its Blizzard line.

As part of its program to appeal to pre-teen kids, frozen-treat maven Dairy Queen will launch a bubble gum Blizzard with Bubble Tape.

Beginning today Dairy Queen will be serving its Blizzards, soft drinks, and shakes in a cup that features color-changing ink.

The Wild Buffalo Chicken Strip Basket comes with original DQ chicken strips coated in a hot and spicy buffalo sauce and served with fries, celery, and a blue cheese dipping sauce.

The decision makes DQ the first national quick-serve to offer Surebeam treated beef and has won the chain praise from Minnesota public health officials

As a tie-in with the upcoming Scooby-Doo movie, the restaurants will feature special promotions, including toys, treats, and cakes bearing the Scooby-Doo name and likeness

A Dairy Queen restaurant in Louisville, Kentucky will hold a press conference in September to promote September as National Food Safety Education Month.

A public ceremony was held to celebrate the opening of Dairy Queen’s 100th store in Thailand–the first to include the new international design featuring a new logo, altered color scheme, and “eatertainment” design.

On May 31, the court in the dispute between International Dairy Queen, Inc. (IDQ) and its franchisees gave final approval to a settlement announced on March 10, 2000.

International Dairy Queen, Inc. announced March 9 the settlement of a class-action lawsuit filed in April of 1994 by five of its franchisees, who complained that IDQ was unreasonably preventing franchisees from purchasing food products and supplies from alternative sources.

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Steve Young, part owner of a Dairy Queen franchise in Utah, congratulated fellow operators throughout Texas today for their fund raising on behalf of Children’s Miracle Network.