Wendy's has closed one of its Stockton locations. Wendy's at Park West Place recently closed its doors and removed signage ...

The “Wendy” of Wendy’s restaurants knows a thing or two about the pressure and responsibility that comes with being the face of an empire. In an interview with People, Melinda Lou “Wendy” Thomas Morse ...

Wendy Thomas Morse became the face of her dad's restaurant, Wendy's, at just 8 years old Today, Wendy is a franchisee and continues to carry Dave Thomas' legacy as the namesake of the restaurant Wendy ...

Fast food chain Wendy's, which operates numerous restaurants in Virginia, is planning to close hundreds of additional eateries just a year after shuttering 140 locations. Interim CEO Ken Cook told ...

If you've been around school-aged children lately, you may have heard it. The phrase - "6-7." Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are. While its meaning is unclear, the term spread rapidly due ...

The offer for the fast-food restaurant' chain's frozen dairy dessert will be on Black Friday (Nov 28, 2025) via the Wendy’s app or online. Wendy's is leaning into the ‘6-7’ meme after it went viral ...

Wendy’s has announced a special Black Friday deal tied to the popular “6-7” meme. On Friday, Nov. 28, customers nationwide can purchase a Small Frosty treat for just 67 cents, available both in-store ...

Customers receive one small Frosty for 67 cents, starting Friday, Nov. 28, paying homage to the meme made popular by Gen Alpha Wendy's; Getty Wendy's customers can get one small Frosty for 67 cents on ...

Everybody is looking for a big insurance payout. But what if we told you that the biggest payout of all is starring as a recurring quirky character in an insurance company’s commercials? Don’t believe ...

A legendary Swedish fighter jet, the SAAB JA 37 Viggen — dubbed the “Swedish Thunderbolt” — unleashes its full power over Belgian skies, delivering a dramatic airshow performance with roaring engines, ...

The Contrarian View: The phrase “Where’s the Beef” originated from a Wendy’s commercial in 1984 and quickly became a “cultural catchphrase” used to express skepticism or doubt about the substance of ...