For most Milwaukeeans, the political slant of Wauwatosa-based Penzeys Spices is more or less common knowledge. Penzeys founder Bill Penzey has been outspoken for years against former president Donald ...

As Republicans from around the country descend for a week, the owner of Penzeys Spices is sharing what for regular customers has become his well-known mixture of liberal politics and biting humor with ...

The CEO of Penzeys Spices renamed the extended Martin Luther King, Jr. Day weekend to be "Republicans are racist weekend" in a recent newsletter to customers, wherein he said his aim was to anger ...

Penzeys Spices CEO sparked outrage after he renamed Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Republicans are Racist Weekend, in a promotional newsletter for customers. Bill Penzey Jr., 58, who founded the company ...

Bill Penzey has reached an agreement to buy the former Northridge Mall property and hopes to move parts of his business, Penzeys Spices, there in late 2014, he said Wednesday. Bill Penzey has reached ...

Beloved and politically outspoken spice shop Penzeys Spices will close its Montgomery Village location this month. It’s the second time in the last two years the spice shop has announced it would ...

Penzeys, based in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin (immediately bordering Milwaukee), has long served as a supplier for cooks worldwide that don’t have access to large spice markets. The company sells a wide ...

The head of the largest independent spice retailer in the U.S. is using the company's social media to voice his concerns about the Trump administration, even if it rubs some customers the wrong way.

Savvy Shopper Facebook chatter recently centered on one of mom’s patented phrases, ‘You have to spend a dollar to save a dollar.’ Mom’s adage means a lot at the family dinner table. An inexpensive cut ...

Penzeys Spices in downtown Overland Park features a wide selection of unique spices. John Sherrell of Kansas City takes a sniff of Turkish Oregano. The store, located in downtown Overland Park, offers ...

While the Penzeys Spices store in Kenosha was not damaged during violent protests in the city, its CEO wants to "loot" his own store. Bill Penzey wrote to customers of his Wauwatosa-based chain of ...