King of the Coop finds a new home for its spicy chicken in Seminole Heights. Chef Joe Dodd takes over old Nebraska Mini Mart space.

I’ve got several topics I wish to share with you this week including a couple of tasty outdoor recipes as well as a fishing pattern that is currently underway on a lake near you. The shad spawn ...

The award-winning chef brings bold Thai flavors and regional storytelling to seven distinctive Portland restaurants.

One tactic for Jazz Fest eating is to snack around the grounds through the day. That's me for sure. But sometimes, you might ...

For the adventurous eater, the gator bites present an opportunity to sample something exotic without leaving Arkansas – ...

Catfish have long barbels that resemble a cat’s whiskers, which extend from the sides of their faces. There are close to 3,000 species of catfish, with the channel catfish being the most common. Most ...

There’s certainly no shortage of excellent food to be found in San Francisco and the Bay Area — but there’s plenty worth skipping, too. Luckily for you, Eater editors dine out several times ...

Product from China continues to post modest wholesale price gains in the US, with increases seen across both tilapia and catfish Below is UCN's week 17 market wrap-up on US wholesale farmed ...

After reporting a coworker for dishonesty, Washington County Sheriff’s Deputy Melissa Canning claims she was retaliated against in multiple ways, including allegations she stole from a ...

This hometown spot features some of the freshest catfish, fried okra, fried green tomatoes, and live crawfish. Owner and operator Thomas Harper likes to keep things simple at his restaurant.

Kamie Crawford says “life has been great” since leaving Catfish after hosting the show for six years. “Since then I’ve been really focusing on my own projects and trying to produce shows ...

Cheesy baked gnocchi with spicy tomato sauce: I brought home some oily, fire-engine-red Calabrian chile paste from an Italian grocery store the other weekend, and I’ve been using it to anoint ...