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Help bring everyday heroes to life through a collection of traditional, vintage comic strips, Whataburger-style.

There was an article that went viral last month claiming a California-based fast food chain is more popular in Texas than our beloved Whataburger. Can they be serious? Prove them wrong with this handy idea for your own Whataburger-themed party at the house this weekend.

After looking at this, I must have it. I wonder if Whataburger would give you a discount if you walked into one of their restaurants wearing it?

Rhett Bain thought it would be a great idea to make a bet with Twitter that if the Red Raiders won the Big 12 Tourney, he'd buy everyone who retweets him a Whataburger.

What is it about fast food french fries that makes them so darned addictive? One chef may have stumbled up on the secret ingredient, and he's spilling the beans so we can all try this at home. The magical concoction also causes us to lick our fingers between bites. See, we can't help it…

The Whataburger Food Drive is tonight from 5 until 8. Anyone that drops off 2 non-perishable food items at a participating location will get a FREE WHATABURGER!

Whataburger and Yeti have partnered to offer 30 ounce Yeti Ramblers complete with the Flying W-Brand.

A lot of Texas restaurants have secret menus, but this hidden Whataburger menu has some interesting twists.

It will flip the ever-popular chicken and waffle idea on its head, and it will give you a veggie burger like you've never seen before. Prepare yourself.

Don't you hate it when you love love love a restaurant and it becomes your go-to spot, but it doesn't last? It's worth high-fiving the East Texas restaurants that stand the test of time.

Many of them are Mom and Pop restaurants that are passed down through generations. Can you name…

Texas has several restaurant chains that are so popular here that they deserve to go national, and we'll name five of them. Feel free to add to the list...if you feel like sharing our secrets with the rest of the US, that is.

A New York first responder heard the buzz that Whataburger was a thing in Texas, and while he was here helping with the Harvey relief effort he decided to give it a try.

With at least one of its locations under water after Harvey, Whataburger has pledged not only to help its employees but all Texans impacted by the floods.