KFC

We all have that one fast food sauce that we just love, but what happens when it goes away for good?

KFC will move its corporate employees out of Kentucky. Here's how the iconic brand got its start thanks to Colonel Sanders.

Is it a chicken bucket lid? Is it a vinyl record? How about both?

Kentucky Fried Chicken is making your chicken-scented beach-day dreams come true

This is kind of a shame that it made national headlines.  KFC has confirmed their investigation is done and the results prove the incident never happened.

KFC employee Marylou Ausborne describes the fast-food chain's founder, Harland Sanders, as "a wonderful man" who "never drank, never smoked" and was "just great." Ausborne, 80, fondly remembers Sanders, famously known as "The Colonel," who would be 124 this year, she know this because she has worked at a KFC restaurant in Michigan for 52 years. ...

Imagine place like Coyote Ugly, where waitresses dance on bars, or a place like Taverna Greek Grill, where servers do Greek dances around the restaurant. Now imagine you could get that kind of entertainment in a fast-food joint. At Pizza Hut locations in India, your pizza  comes complete with a choreographed dance from store employees.  Check out the video shot in the northern Indian city of Agra