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A KFC restaurant in Indianapolis has been awarded LEED Gold certification by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). LEED is the USGBC’s rating system for designing and constructing the world’s greenest, most energy efficient and high performing buildings.

Once One of the Most Recognizable People in the World, KFC Creates to Reintroduce Chain’s Founder to Future Generations

Kentucky Grilled Chicken® Features New, 20 Percent Larger White Meat Breast Pieces, is Marinated for Juiciness, Slow Grilled and Seasoned with Secret Blend of Herbs and Spices

25-Year Veteran to Consult with KFC Executives, Serve as Spokesman for National Cook Certification Program; New Position Filled In-House by Best From Among Thousands of KFC’s Trained Cooks

In ruling on a lawsuit brought by the franchisee controlled KFC National Council and Advertising Cooperative, Inc. against KFC Corporation, the Delaware Chancery Court found in favor of the NCAC and KFC® franchisees.

'We’re very pleased with the Vice Chancellor’s decision today affirming that KFC Corp. has the exclusive authority to control the brand image and advertising,' said Roger Eaton, KFC President.

KFC wants folks to watch its backside. Or, more precisely, the backsides of female college students it's recruiting to promote its hot new bunless Double Down sandwiches. Women on college campuses are being paid $500 each to hand out coupons while wearing fitted sweatpants with 'Double Down' in large letters across their rear ends.

As More than Six Out of 10 Don’t Recognize the Iconic Face On the Bucket, KFC Embarks on Year-Long Publicity Campaign Spotlighting Colonel Sanders and His Legacy

Listing Will Expedite Process for KFC Franchisee Loans for Launch or Expansion

As part of the national KFC "Buckets for the Cure" program, more than 140 KFC Restaurants in Chicago and Northwest Indiana have been raising money by selling pink buckets since April 14.