When you think about Georgia food, peaches and barbecue might come to mind first. But hot dogs hold a special place in the hearts of locals across the state. From Atlanta's iconic drive-ins to ...

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - A taste of the old school can be hard to find, but that’s not the case in Roanoke. Dillons Hot Dogs and More lives up to the old school style and delivers much more in this ...

Nathan’s Famous, which opened as a 5-cent hot dog stand in Coney Island more than a century ago, has been sold to packaged meat giant Smithfield Foods in an all-cash $450 million deal, the companies ...

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In an effort to create next-level wiener fever this winter at Breckenridge, the resort’s culinary experts came up with an imposing monument to the humble ...

Chicago Bears fans are hungry for a win over the Green Bay Packers Saturday, but they could also win a delicious prize with a playoff victory. That’s because the Wieners Circle is once again offering ...

CHICAGO — The Wiener’s Circle is at it again. This time it’s an NFL playoffs edition. The North Side hot dog joint, located at 2622 North Clark Street, will offer free dogs next week Tuesday if the ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Wiener's Circle is once again giving away free hot dogs Tuesday. The restaurant is making good on its promise to give away free hot dogs if Bears head coach Ben Johnson took his ...

Content creator Joey Kinsley has pulled quite a few gut-busting feats. He ate chili every hour for 24 hours and once consumed only potato chips for 48 hours. None of these stunts went more viral than ...

Tax attorney Isaac Stein is furloughed from IRS Chief Counsel’s office during the government shutdown, but he’s still working, spending his days manning Shyster’s Dogs, a D.C.-based hot dog cart. It’s ...

If you pass the corner of First and M streets in Northeast Washington, D.C., you may see a long line of customers waiting to buy a hot dog from a tall man wearing a suit and tie. His name is Isaac ...