I vacuum the floor, I check the mail, I start a pot of rice for dinner — at 10 a.m. And as of late, I chew an ungodly amount of bubble gum. The chewing is a physical release for my anxiety.

And now a page from our “Sunday Morning” Almanac: January 8th, 1998, 19 years ago today … the day bubble gum inventor Walter Diemer died at the age of 93. Dubble Bubble Diemer was working in ...

Well, we hope you have enough gum on hand today because we’re chewing EVERY piece of gum we could possibly find… Five, Strident, Orbit, Dubble Bubble, Juicy Fruit, and more!

Get your bubble gum ready for the Sixth Annual Dubble Bubble National Bubble Blowing Contest set for Saturday at Wal-Mart stores in Marion County and nationwide. Children ages 12 and under are invi… ...

He huffed. His cheeks puffed. He blew. The bubble grew. Rumor has it that 10-year-old Lionel Gallardo of Allentown had the biggest bubble in a contest at the Whitehall Wal-Mart. But it was hard to … ...

North American kids spend about a half-billion dollars on bubble gum every year, which translates to 40 million pieces every day, 1.6 million every hour, 26,000 every minute or 444 pieces per second.

A proposed California bill could ban the sale of Skittles, Hot Tamales candy, Dubble Bubble Twist Gum, and other food items containing chemicals that the legislation’s supporters say are toxi… ...

Another watermelon muncher was Sean Cannon, 9, of Chesterton. He tied for first in his age group by eating six slices. Sean's younger brother Zach was a participant in the bubble gum blowing contest.