Texas Tech fans got something they didn’t ask for, a brand new logo. And judging by the internet’s reaction, they definitely didn’t want it either. The university has made public an updated version of ...

Here we go again: This time, it's Long John Silver's who's stirring up Cracker Barrel-Style outrage by changing its logo. People reports that the 55-year-old fast-food chain — best known for its fried ...

Domino's is cooking up a new branding look – and sound – with a bolder color scheme and a new jingle created with help from a Grammy-nominated musical artist. The pizza delivery company is adding ...

Texas Tech Athletics will return to its “Double T” logo from 1963-99 with a modernized look beginning in the 2026-27 academic year, the university announced Tuesday. Image courtesy of Texas Tech ...

You’ll find the iconography on your Windows PC will update over the coming weeks. Nine of the core Microsoft 365 services will get a new icon to better match Copilot. Don't miss out on our latest ...

Utah Mammoth fans should be ready for even more mammoth. That’s because the team has registered two new logos with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, a four-legged mammoth in both the team ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — For over three years “Graveyard Shift Coffee” has served drinks to health care workers at various hospitals across the Valley, with overnight hours being their bread and butter.

If you're new to PCs, you may have wondered at some point why your Windows desktop wallpaper is just so static. After all, since it's being displayed by the GPU, then surely it could be animated in ...

Trophies for an unannounced Tomb Raider: Anniversary PS4 port have popped up online. While this may not sound too surprising given we've had a bunch of classic Tomb Raider games remastered recently — ...

On Sept. 4, Austin officials unveiled the city’s first-ever unified brand logo as part of a $1.1 million rebranding project, but the new wavy blue and green "A" has already sparked backlash from ...

The branding, revealed at a press conference on September 4, includes an official logo for the city, a wordmark, and a set of guidelines for how Austin’s government will show up online. It was ...