Though Colonel Sanders has long been the beloved face of KFC, he's had a few cosmetic changes over the past 70 years. Here's ...

Most folks know that Colonel Harland Sanders is the man who created KFC – and still resides on their buckets – but the real Colonel Sanders got up to a lot more than just frying chicken ...

Harland Sanders, aka Colonel Sanders, built Kentucky Fried Chicken into a roadside sensation, then sold it in 1964 for just $2 million, keeping a lifetime salary and the face of the brand. The 73 ...

The Colonel logo has a sterner expression, "indicating KFC is serious about winning back the hearts (and stomachs) of its fans." ...

KFC’s new take on Colonel Sanders is serious about its ‘Comeback Era’ As rivals like Raising Cane’s and Chick-fil-A gain market share, the Yum Brands chain is getting serious about winning back ...

KFC is calling Colonel Sanders back into service as the ailing restaurant brand navigates what it calls a “Kentucky Fried comeback.” On Monday, the fast-food restaurant chain kicked off a ...

KFC founder Colonel Harland Sanders smiles in white suit and black bowtie - Bettmann/Getty Images There's arguably no real-life person who's become a better-known face of a fast food brand than ...

Shedeur Sanders got a motivational pep talk after his NFL Draft slide from KFC's Colonel Sanders The Colonel is looking out for a fellow Sanders and offered some words of wisdom on social media ...

Did you know that Colonel Sanders fried chicken in Seattle nearly a decade before putting on his signature white suit and launching a poultry empire?

They enjoyed KFC’s new Combo 13 together, created custom hand-crafted bracelets and a fan poster that read “I made this for you”, that the Colonel proudly waved with fans.

Kentucky Colonel Harland Sanders was one of the first 31 Hometown Heroes banners installed across Louisville 20 years ago.

Colonel Sanders would have been a guest fighter in Tekken, but unfortunately, KFC wasn't persuaded to go through with the deal.