A recent study found that the price of a Big Arch burger may rise by as much as 74% from one city to another, with the most ...

Depending on where you live, the double-stacked burger can cost nearly twice as much, ranging from about $7.50 to nearly $13 nationwide — largely due to differences in fuel, labor, and property costs.

The chain’s massive new menu item is driving social chatter over value, indulgence and whether bigger really means better.

McDonald’s customers appear to be fans of the new Big Arch burger — but depending on where they live, they may not be lovin’ ...

The burger is actually good. The CEO’s video is not.

McDonald's just dropped the massive Big Arch, while Burger King revamped the classic Whopper. I taste-tested both to see which fast-food burger reigns supreme.

They’ve got all-beef. From the Golden Arches, the newest tasty tease is the Big Arch Burger, available nationwide as of Mar. 3 and featuring two quarter-pound patties, three slices of white cheddar ...

Burger King tried to improve on the iconic Whopper. To which I ask, if it ain't broke, why fix it? Worried they may have ruined a classic, I tried it.

America got a welcome distraction from the deadly serious issues of the day when a video of McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski not exactly chowing down on the new Big Arch offering from the Golden ...

Members of Green & Tonic's loyalty program can win ticket to see Pete Davidson at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester on ...