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A third Raising Cane’s is coming to the Grand Rapids area, joining existing locations in Kentwood and Grandville. Construction on the new restaurant in Walker could begin next year.

In Lansing, I was asked to pull ahead at the drive-thru, then waited long after everyone else left — it appears fast food chains use timers like ZOOM Nitro to stop the clock by moving your car.

From Hot 'n Now to Arthur Treacher’s, here’s a nostalgic look back at fast food chains that once fed Michigan’s cravings.

Raising Cane’s is opening its first Grand Rapids location on November 18th in Kentwood. Fans can even win free Cane’s for a year at the grand opening.

Bojangles has confirmed it’s opening its first-ever Michigan restaurant

Hot 'n Now is making its comeback! The new location in Wayland, Michigan, is being assembled near Gun Lake Casino and is scheduled to open in October 2025.

Why are Michigan’s drive-thrus so slow? A new study ranks the state among the worst for wait times, prep speed, and prompt service.

Hot 'n Now is making a comeback in West Michigan with new locations in Wayland Township and Alpena, reviving a beloved fast food brand from the 90s.

The changes are meant to make the food taste better and healthier for you to eat.

Michigan is the birthplace of multiple fast food joints - but which one is the oldest?