Both new beer styles serve as Epic’s first commercial release. In November 2022, the brand launched a non-commercial run of ...

Whether you like a gentle, rain-like drizzle or a powerful, high-pressure spray, the best shower heads get you clean while turning your daily shower into a pleasant, relaxing experience. Adding a new ...

Moen Inc. won't completely move out of North Olmsted for a new corporate headquarters in Illinois after all, though it still intends to greatly reduce operations there. The change from plans announced ...

There's growing concern about what might be coming out of your faucets and showerheads — and it's not just water. New recalls reveal some plumbing parts, most of them manufactured overseas, may be ...

Adam Moen performs a skate trick on a ramp in the skate jam area of Open Streets on Magnolia Avenue in Fort Worth on Saturday, April 13, 2024. Open Streets is a national movement encouraging ...

NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio — Faucet and home fixture manufacturer Moen will close it's North Olmsted headquarters by sometime next year, its parent company confirmed Wednesday. In a statement to 3News, a ...

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Moen Incorporated, a major employer, is leaving the city of North Olmsted and heading to the Chicago area, according to a press release from its parent company, Fortune Brands Innovation. Mark Cuban ...

NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio (WJW) — Moen, a maker of plumbing fixtures whose longstanding corporate office can be seen from Interstate 480, plans to close those offices, consolidating at a new Chicago-area ...

Moen Inc. will close its longtime Northeast Ohio headquarters as its parent company, Fortune Brands Innovation Inc. (Nasdaq: FBIN), consolidates some disparate operations at a new headquarters in ...

Showerheads have improved over time with respect to water efficiency, in part because federal law has dictated since 1994 that showerheads must limit flow to a maximum of 2.5 gallons per minute (gpm).