McDonald's

Studies have shown a strong link between a wholesome breakfast and better performance in school, and as community members and parents themselves, McDonald's owners understand the importance of starting the school day off right with a nutritious breakfast...

Last week, we discovered that Fort Collins residents can now have McDonald's delivered to their homes and offices.  But then, the question arose: How long does the delivery take?

I am going to sound like a pregnant chick here for a second, forgive me. There are just days where I feel like walking the house in nothing but my undies, watching chick flicks all day, and eating McDonald's, but being too lazy to go get it. Ever have one of those days? If so, and you live in Fort Collins, you are in luck, my friend!

I've had an aversion to McDonald's ever since I was in fifth grade. I ate a quarter-pounder for lunch, wend rock-climbing with my boy scout troop, and then threw up all night long. I've broken down and eaten from the popular fast food joint a few times since then, but I still frequently regret it afterwards. That's probably why my stomach turned just from looking at this...

A giant McDonald's video billboard in Stockholm, Sweden is hosting a game of pong that just about anybody with a smart phone can join in, without having to download any new software. Instead, potential players use their smart phone to log on to a website associated with the promotion. After the phone's geo-location device confirms you are close enough to the billboard, the phone's touch screen ca

The interior decor at your local Golden Arches leaves a lot to be desired, but that won't be the case for much longer. The fast food giant plans to drop roughly $1 billion to re-decorate its restaurants, replacing red-and-yellow plastic with faux-leather and harsh overhead lighting with something that creates more ambiance.

There must be something in the fries at McDonald's for a mother to think she'd win a court case that demanded weekly child support funds to sustain her kids' Golden Arches habit. The Australian mother demanded $1450 per-week to cover living expenses for herself and two children, including a $150 a week for blue jeans, $60 a week for McDonald's binging and $100 weekly for gifts.