A KFC employee in Memphis, Tennessee, received a note from a customer that caused the employee to call the police.

The first McDonald's drive-thru came about as the result of a strict military rule and an ingenious loophole used by soldiers.

Burger King in Austria unveiled a "Pride Whopper" for "Pride Month." Other fast-food chains are also celebrating. But not Chick-fil-A.

This senseless murder is yet another example of how normalized hair-trigger violence has become in America today.

After staring for a while at a delivery person loaded down with 31 McDonald's cheeseburgers, the mother realized what must have happened.

This woman made one crucial error when she got out of her car in a drive-thru lane, and it ended up being a costly one.

Many franchise owners and customers weren't happy with Subway's decision to make the purple-haired anthem protester the face of the brand.

A fast-food worker was allegedly stabbed by a customer, who police said had already been banned from the restaurant.

This isn't the first time we've heard of a police officer being mistreated at a restaurant -- and it surely won't be the last.

Liberals have greeted news of Chick-fil-A's plan to convert used cooking oil into renewable energy with silence.