7-Eleven

It's convenience store 7-Eleven's 95th birthday Monday. To celebrate with its patrons, the chain will be providing free brain freezes via slurpees.

"20 years later, the over-the-top birthday tradition continues as the brand puts a bow on its biggest Slurpee Day yet, celebrating for the first time across all 7-Eleven, Speedway and Stripes stores." There's just a small caveat: To get the free treat, you have to be a new or current 7Rewards member or a Speedy Rewards member. The news release notes that 7-Eleven locations in Hawaii are excluded from the offer.

America's largest convenience store chain, 7-Eleven, is carrying on with its tradition of giving free Slurpees on 7/11.

Last year, the chain extended the one-day giveaway for the entire month to avoid large crowds on a single day. “20 years later, the over-the-top birthday tradition continues as the brand puts a bow on its biggest Slurpee Day yet, celebrating for the first time across all 7-Eleven, Speedway and Stripes stores.” Download the app, and find a coupon under “Deals.”

How to get a free Slurpee for 7-Eleven's birthday · Driving the news: July 11 is the world's largest convenience store chain's 95th birthday, which is also known ...

Wade last month. Wade as settled precedent. Flashback: 7-Eleven changed its free Slurpee offer amid the pandemic from a one-day deal to a monthlong offer for members of the chain's 7Rewards loyalty program.

Attacks appear to have occurred after robberies or robbery attempts on day store is marking 95th birthday.

“It sounds like the clerk gave him whatever he asked for.” It wasn’t immediately clear to investigators what prompted the shootings in the cities of Riverside, Santa Ana, Brea and La Habra, or why the violence occurred on July 11. Two people were killed and three were wounded in shootings at four 7-Eleven locations in southern California early on Monday morning, authorities said, in a series of attacks that police believe may be connected.

The shootings, which occurred in Riverside, La Habra, Brea and Santa Ana all happened before 5 a.m..

"We are aware of other incidents that have occurred in the Southland at 7-Elevens," Rodriguez said. Officers found one victim, a customer, suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. We are gathering information on this terrible tragedy and working with local law enforcement." It's not clear yet if the Riverside shooting is also connected. The suspect is described as a Black male, who weighs about 160 pounds is 5-feet-10-inches tall. He was wearing a mask and dark clothes.

Just after 4 a.m., Brea police officers were called to a robbery and shooting at the 7-Eleven on W. Lambert Road, where a man was found a man shot dead, ...

Two people were found with gunshot wounds and were taken to a local hospital for treatment. He called it a “robbery that turned into a homicide.” Police also responded to shootings Monday morning at 7-Elevens in Riverside and Santa Ana — killing at least one, according to local media reports — but officials have not officially connected them to the two shootings in La Habra and Brea. Just after 4 a.m., Brea police officers were called to a robbery and shooting at the 7-Eleven on W. Lambert Road, where a man was found a man shot dead, Rodriguez said. That suspect — who has not yet been identified or detained — is accused of robbing two 7-Elevens in La Habra and Brea, then opening fire at the stores, said Brea Police Capt. Phil Rodriguez. The shooting in La Habra killed one man, who has not been identified. Two people were killed and three injured in a string of shootings at Southern California 7-Elevens early Monday — at least two of which police say were likely carried out by the same suspect.