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Whey Better Cookie Co. opens new shop in Brighton Brighton couple Greg and Keri Hayes said their confections business boomed after several television appearances. Orders for peanut butter cups, cookies and other items poured in following a spot on ABC's "The View," which aired in September, and appearances on the Home Shopping Network and HSN.com. They founded Whey Better Protein Bakery a few years ago and recently changed it name to Whey Better Cookie Co.  While they were thrilled to be slammed with orders as a result of the TV shows, online deliveries and orders from stores, they felt...

WATCH: Dad disarms man after gun is pulled during business meeting Share Updated: 8:33 PM PDT Mar 15, 2021 National Desk Staff Share Updated: 8:33 PM PDT Mar 15, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript before you can understand why Mesa PD was guns up seven deep in this kitchen, you have to understand why these two were There were food. Truck owners Britney and Solomon own what you cooking food? Truck. We just so comfort food. So food. Last month they were renting space at Chef's Shared Kitchen and Mesa to prep their food. He told us we were contaminatin...

A Black Arizona couple is not only breathing easier, but happy to be breathing after a white man reportedly tried to pull a gun on them during a business meeting. Solomon Odubhao and Brittney Myers told KNXV-TV ABC15 they were meeting with Tom Toot, the life partner of the owner of Chef’s Shared Kitchen in Mesa, when the incident occurred. It was captured on video by the company’s surveillance cameras. Screenshot from ABC15 The owners of WhachaCookin Food Truck, the couple sells what they describe as “comfort food” and “soul food.” They said they were renting a space to prep at th...

 “He told us we were contaminating their whole kitchen,” said Brittney. “I was like, cool I’m not going to tolerate no disrespect towards me or my wife,” said Solomon. “Then he just reached for his gun,” said Brittney. “I immediately braced myself like, ‘Oh my God we are going to get shot.'” “I went with my instincts,” said Solomon. “He tried to squeeze the trigger, through his shirt, at my chest,” said Solomon. “I didn’t come there to get killed.” Solomon kept his hand on the gun while his wife called the police. “I kept pleading on the 911 call, ...