A recent parody article released on Twins Daily ruffled many feathers, due to its subject material and general tone-deafness.

Red Robin fans jumped at the opportunity to buy a pass granting them bottomless burgers all May, but the promotion encountered some hiccups, including the burger chain's website crashing and some ...

"Again, we sincerely apologize for any concern or inconvenience this action represents to parents, caregivers and retail customers." Here's what to know about the recall. Need a break? Play the ...

So, just how many burgers do you think you can eat in a month? With barbecue season and National Burger Month on the horizon, you may manage to eat three burgers a week but what about the other ...

Buffalo Wild Wings is bringing back its popular all-you-can-eat deals on wings and fries this year. Last year, the chain offered customers an all-you-can-eat deal on boneless wings and fries for $ ...

A Waterloo Region realtor has lost his job after he was allegedly caught on video using a homophobic slur during a heated exchange with a woman in Cambridge last Friday.

Ponmudy said that he "immediately" regretted his "inappropriate" remarks. "I sincerely apologize for the inappropriate words I used while speaking at an event organized by the Thanthai Periyar ...

We are appalled and apologize that this occurred." Many people didn't accept the apology and took to X to voice their opinions. "The term was highly offensive and should not have been posted on ...

I sincerely apologize. — Charlotte Flair (@MsCharlotteWWE ... “It’s live TV, stakes are high, we’re going into WrestleMania, I have the title, I wanna keep the title, and I’m gonna pull out every stop ...

The statement read: We really want to sincerely apologize for the content that was uploaded that caused so much disappointment to our fans. We have to seem calm on the outside but the time leading ...

"We sincerely apologize for the disappointment and inconvenience this cancellation and rescheduling causes ticket holders. Thank you in advance for your understanding," Broadway in Indianapolis wrote ...