Miami-Based Burger King Dethroned By Wendy's
Miami-based Burger King has been dethroned as the country's second biggest hamburger chain.
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Miami-based Burger King has been dethroned as the country's second biggest hamburger chain.
A violent fight between a Broward Sheriff's deputy and a man inside a Pompano Beach fast food restaurant was all caught on camera.
While many kids were asking for the latest toy this holiday season, all one Miami-Dade County 2nd grader wanted for Christmas was a McDonald's Happy Meal.
It's beginning to look like the King may not be strong enough to fight off a challenge from a pigtailed girl.
A healthier change is coming to a local fast food chain. McDonald's Corp. plans to make its Happy Meals healthier across the country, including South Florida.
The people have spoken and when it comes to fast food, Miami based Burger King has lost its crown and McDonald's is just clowning around.
The next time you have that Big Mac, you can also grab a cup of café con leche at all South Florida McDonald's.
The Burger King mascot is being dethroned as the world's second-largest burger chain takes on sweeping changes to attract new clientele.
When you think fast food, a few things may come to mind like "inexpensive" and "convenient," but "healthy" may not make the list. These days, however, you can find salads, oatmeal and veggie burgers at fast food places but even though they sound healthy, you have to look beyond the names.
The Broward Sheriff's Office has released a composite sketch of an armed man who was caught on camera robbing a McDonald's in Oakland Park on Monday night.
With each victory in the NBA Playoffs, LeBron James moves closer to adding his first championship ring to his hand. But a championship for LeBron would also add close to $4 billion to his top sponsor, Nike.
An armed man was caught on camera robbing a McDonald's in Oakland Park on Monday night, now the Broward Sheriff's Office is working to get him off the streets before he strikes again.
McDonalds is holding a super-sized hiring blitz Tuesday. The company is trying to fill 50-thousand positions nationwide, including 375 new crew and restaurant management positions at its Miami-Dade and Broward area restaurants.
Nearly two million South Florida students will pick up their pencils Monday and start taking the FCAT's. But before the test, it's important to give your children a healthy, well-balanced breakfast and McDonald's has decided to help out.
