Fat Johnnie’s is the wild child of the Chicago hot dog scene. This tiny shack on Western Avenue looks like it was assembled ...

Chicago, New York, Seattle... these are just a few of the cities associated with extremely specific hot dog toppings.

Understanding the origin and the love for the infamous Martinsville hot dog, a symbol of the speedway's esteemed history.

A playful pet dog stood on his legs to chase after a family of ducks at a park. Footage shows the pooch balancing on its two back limbs while following the birds that swam together into a pond in ...

They're not alone. Camp Randall Stadium sells between 8,000 and 10,000 of each on every football game day, with a complex path from supplier to buyer that involves scheduling, delivery and warehousing ...

“We’re going to execute people at close range; killing the dog is one thing, but what about the brutal massacre of all these human beings? Are they going to be able to accept that?” The ...

Pink’s also challenged Gray’s Papaya, a New York hot dog restaurant, to a World Series bet, with the loser promising to donate $1,000 to a charity of choice. Proceeds from the Blues Dog will ...

I think you could get hot dogs there, too, and I vaguely remember sometimes there might be donuts. This little concession stand wagon was also a sign of the changing seasons. In autumn it was parked ...

But in Rock Hill, and now Fort Mill, hot dogs are cutting the mustard in the eatery field. That was much to the surprise of Dave Sutton, now the owner of two Hot Dog Depot locations. " ...

(Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG) The hot dog stand, founded by his parents in 1939, is still at its original location, 709 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles. Pink’s Hot Dogs ...