An iconic fast food chain that rose to prominence during the '80s and '90s might very well be making a comeback.

The fast food chain named after Roy Rogers, the legendary singing and acting “King of the Cowboys,” opened in 1968. A year ...

An iconic fast food chain that was long thought to be going the way of the dodo seems to be showing signs of life. So much so, in fact, it’s been opening up new locations, one of which was in the ...

The Baltimore Orioles have very much entered selling mode now less than two weeks from the trade deadline at the end of the month. After trading away a producti ...

Fostering, adopting and caring for children was a huge part of Roy Rogers’ life. Here’s everything to know about Roy Rogers’ 9 kids, Cheryl, Linda Lou, Dustry, Robin, Dodie, Sandy, Mimi and ...

Roy Rogers made fostering, adopting and caring for children a huge part of his life. The King of the Cowboys had four biological children, adopted four more and fostered dozens of other kids ...

Roy Rogers, named after the legendary actor, singer and "King of the Cowboys," opened a location in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, marking the chain’s return to the southern New Jersey and ...

Food chain Roy Rogers opened a new location in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, signaling the brand's East Coast revival after being absent from the region since the 1990s.

Once a major name in fast food, Roy Rogers is now expanding with 24 company-owned restaurants and 16 franchise restaurants in seven states.

The former Sherman Oaks home of Roy Rogers, Hollywood’s “King of the Cowboys,” recently hit the market for $7.2 million. Rogers bought the ranch property to build a house with stables for ...