There will be no more Domino's deliveries in the Lower 9th Ward after dark. It is one of the changes the pizza company is making after another one of its drivers was murdered in the Lower 9th Ward while on the job, but residents and one city leader say the policy change is a knee-jerk reaction that is singling out their community. "It just, again, puts a black eye on this community," said Vanessa Gueringer, a life-long resident of the Lower 9th Ward.

"Breaking Bad" creator Vince Gilligan has a message for fans tossing pizzas on the roof of Walter White's house: tread lightly. In a podcast interview about his new spin-off show "Better Call Saul," Gilligan called out the jerks who have been flinging pies onto the Albuquerque, N.M., house that served as the iconic meth cook's pad on the show, irking the couple who lives there.

There will be zero ‘crust waste’ with this Pizza…in fact, I’d say with this one, the crust is the BEST part!

There are 11,781 registered lobbyists in Washington, more than enough to represent even the most arcane special interests. The American Racing Pigeon Union has a lobbying firm to work on its behalf. So do the Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute, the Owners of Ivory Miniatures, and the International Natural Sausage Casing Association. Within corporate America, food industry lobbyists represent particularly specific interests: Groups advocate for restaurants and frozen foods...

The pilot test will let some lucky car owners order a Pizza Hut stuffed-crust gut-bomb from the comfort of their vehicles.

Bacon lovers rejoice! Bacon-bacon! Little Caesars is introducing a new crust that will blend chewy, cheese pizza and crispy bacon. The Detroit-based company announced Wednesday it is introducing Bacon Wrapped Crust DEEP!DEEP! Dish pizza on Feb. 23. “The Bacon Wrapped Crust DEEP!DEEP! Dish is another example of how we’re continuing to innovate and offer variety on our menu while fully leveraging our core strengths built around value, convenience, and quality,”...

Here’s something you didn’t need us to tell you (but we’ll do it anyway): Americans love pizza. According to Forbes, “two-thirds of every dollar gets spent at the likes of Pizza Hut, Domino’s and other fast-casual joints.” And while those industry titans compete with each other through ever-more-ridiculous stunt products like Doritos crusts and fried chicken crusts, a California startup entered what looked like a saturated market and starting blowing up.

Sit down, look at a digital menu, and in less than 3 seconds, the tablet knows exactly what toppings you're craving on your pizza at that moment. It may sound impossible, but restaurant chain Pizza Hut is already testing it, thanks to eye-tracking technology from Sweden's Tobii.

If you are in Thailand and you suddenly crave pizza, it is highly likely that you will be referred to The Pizza Company, the largest pizza fast food chain in the country. And when you dial the company hotline “1112”, be aware that there are some activists in Thailand who use the word pizza to refer to the notorious Article 112 of the criminal code.

Research confirms what margherita lovers already know: The perfect cheese is bendy, bubbly, and capable of getting brown. (In other words, mozzarella.)

Pizza Hut has gotten a lot of attention lately with its Cheesy Bacon Stuffed Crust Pizza and Skinny Slice, but the company's latest move is the little slice of nostalgia we've been waiting for.

Earlier this year, a pizzeria in Vancouver began offering pies with pot baked into them. Genius, yes, but what about the people who want to enjoy special pizza without having to leave their homes? What about them?

The only flawed thing about pizza is the pizza box. It consumes a tremendous amount of refrigerator space and is terribly difficult to dispose of: It calls for strong arms and a foot-stomping jig to fit inside any conventionally-sized garbage can.

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Police in southern Kentucky say they got a surprise delivery after charging a man with shoplifting - five pizzas showed up at the station. Officers say 29-year-old Michael Harp asked to make a call on his cellphone Tuesday afternoon while being booked in Corbin. A short time later, police say, a pizza delivery driver showed up to deliver to "Officer Wilson," the name of the officer who arrested Harp.

Uncle Tony's got a new delivery boy—you. In Pizza City you're the pie jockey, shuttling pizzas from Tony's all over an expansive cityscape filled with colorful characters. Do well and you can upgrade your car and get the pies out faster. Produced by Adult Swim Games and developed by Pixeljam Games

A British teen was charged more than $320,000 for a pizza from Domino’s. Nathaniel Bolwell, 19, was supposed to be charged £17.99, but was instead charged £179,932.32, or $328, 432.17. That money was overdrawn from his account, he told the U.K.’s Mirror newspaper.

Domino's pizza manager Andy Ritchie has taken a lot of orders, but never one quite like this: to feed an entire plane full of hungry, delayed passengers, stuck on the tarmac. It was about 10:30 pm on Monday when the pilot of the Frontier Airlines flight called in, said Ritchie, manager at the pizza chain in the western US city of Cheyenne, Wyoming.

More than 95 million viewers tuned in to watch O.J. Simpson evade police in a white Ford Bronco. The famous incident, which happened 20 years ago today, was also the busiest day Domino's Pizza ever had, though the record has been eclipsed as the company has grown.

Tom Monaghan was once a billionaire. He owned 244 classic automobiles, including a rare Bugatti Royale. He built a $30 million resort on a Lake Huron island. He hopped helicopters from the headquarters of the company he founded, Domino’s Pizza (DPZ), to watch the Major League Baseball team he owned, the Detroit Tigers.