What’s better than a calzone? That would be the 4-Quarter Calzony, the combination of a pizza and calzone made famous by Little Caesars.

Recent health inspections of some San Antonio restaurants uncovered all kinds of gross violations -- from rodent droppings and roaches to bottles of hazardous chemicals that have no business being in a restaurant.

A man is wanted for shooting a gun twice and ramming his truck into another car during an argument at a Southwest Side Little Caesars.

A man arrested over the weekend in connection to a Little Caesar’s robbery was wanted in several robberies around the area, according to San Antonio Police.

Two suspects are in custody after San Antonio police said they tried to rob a Little Caesars overnight on the North Side.

Army veteran celebrates seven years as a successful entrepreneur.

The San Antonio Police Department is asking the public for help in identifying and locating an East Side robbery suspect.

Many sports fans have heard the concept of naming rights, in which corporations pay franchises lots of money to have stadiums or arenas named after their company. In the light of the pandemic that has prevented many fans from attending games, Little Caesars is taking naming rights even further in Canada and the United States. For the remainder of the National Hockey League season, the pizza chain is running a campaign in which fans can sell the naming rights to their living rooms, basements, or whatever place they view hockey games in -- in exchange for pizza deals. People can sign a “naming rights contract” and agree to refer to their game-viewing space as the “Little Caesars NHL Hockey Room,” and hang a sign provided by the company indicating it as such. To view the contract on the Little Caesars website, click or tap here.