It's National Hot Dog Day, and we're celebrating at IndyStar by looking back on what is, frankly, the most prominent hot ...

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile will make four stops in Massachusetts during the Fourth of July weekend. Twelve recent college ...

The Wienermobile appearance coincided with Free Lunch Fridays, which take place every Friday this summer. (Because paying for ...

A little over four months after Oscar Mayer announced that its iconic Wienermobile would be referred to as the "Frankmobile," the company is returning to its roots and changing the name back. "It ...

The Akron Municipal Court will host outdoor weddings at Cascade Locks Park featuring the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile in July.

Oscar Mayer reversed course this week and welcomed back the world-famous Wienermobile four months after it pushed a new fleet of Frankmobiles on its hot dog-eating customers.

Oscar Mayer announced exclusively with "Good Morning America" Food on Wednesday that the 27-foot-long hot dog-shaped vehicle will resume road operations under its original designation that first ...

The Wienermobile dates back to 1936, when Carl Mayer told his Uncle Oscar about a new advertising idea that was a literal marketing vehicle for the company. Oscar Mayer now has six of the 23-foot ...

An Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is parked in a lot in West Reading, Pennsylvania, on July 11, 2019. The vehicle originally made its debut in 1936.

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is an American institution. Period. Everyone loves seeing it, and if you don’t, you’re just wrong. Forget pledging allegiance to the flag: We should be pledging ...

It’s not the wurst idea. American meat maker Oscar Mayer announced Wednesday that it was renaming its world-famous Wienermobile after 87 years. A new fleet of “Frankmobiles” will hit the ...

Keila Garza closes the door of the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile at a Schnucks grocery store in Florissant, Mo., on Feb. 5. Garza and Shelby Lewis are spending one year as hotdoggers, the drivers of ...