Walt Disney’s 1996 adaptation of 101 Dalmatians may have been a big success, but animal rights activists were none too pleased with what the movie ended up paving the way for. You see, the film’s ...

For more than a century, Dalmatians have been tied to the image of the American firehouse. They’ve appeared in movies, marched in parades and become one of the most recognizable symbols of ...

Dalmatians have often been closely connected with the fire service, and have sometimes been used as a visual symbol of the profession. But how did this particular breed of dog become associated with ...

Harveys definitely had “the look” for Disney fans wanting a unique way to represent their fandom. The brand has a wonderful line of signature accessories that feature seatbelt material on the exterior ...

Awesome game. Loved it when I was small and love it now. Cerainly a good game if you are okay with a childish stily. But either way it is a great expeience.

From roomy totes to weekend duffles and everything in between, Vera Bradley’s Disney collections are growing by the minute with new prints constantly popping up. The two new collections range from $20 ...

A chance meeting at Chicago's airport has transformed 102-year-old Beatrice Stieber into an unlikely social media sensation, spreading her simple philosophy of life to millions around the world. CBS ...

The widely coveted and ultra-popular Dalmatian has a more complex personality than you might expect. They’re fun, affectionate dogs with a lot of energy, but they’re also sensitive creatures and need ...

Enough with the trees and numbers. There are tens of thousands of golf courses in the world. Most have logos, and many of those logos feature trees and numbers. Oaks are wildly popular. Conifers, too.

Why does 102-year-old Eloise Brown love the Philadelphia Eagles? The answer is simple: "I'm a Pennsylvanian. It's my state and my city," she tells TODAY.com. With her hometown team playing in Super ...

Editor’s Note: Does your station have its own Dalmatian mascot? Send an email to editor@firerescue1.com with the best picture of your fire pup in action for a chance to be featured! Just like German ...