Wheel of Fortune

Watch as a contestant ATTEMPTS to solve the puzzle on "Wheel Of Fortune," but fails miserably.

Annah Mowad McGuffey dominated many of the rounds, even scoring a trip to Hawaii on the way.

If you tuned into Wheel Of Fortune tonight you may have noticed some local flavor.

Two words: Self. Potato.

Wheel of Fortune is taking a lot of heat on social media after they used a photo for "Southern Charm Week" that showed two African American women on a plantation.

The iconic game show doesn't always bring out the best and the brightest.

Ever wonder what Wheel of Fortune would be like if Vanna White were Cajun? Spin the wheel, buy a vowel, and find out here.

Good news: if you didn't do well in geography, you can still succeed in life. Or, at least win on Wheel of Fortune.

I have been a fan of Wheel Of Fortune since I was a little girl. I use to watch the show instead of watching cartoons, even though I never knew the answers I loved it!
This guy, Rufus was able to guess the phrase "Championship Match" with only one letter and the clue 'event&apo…

It looks like Pat Sajak may have finally had enough of 'Wheel of Fortune.'

Everyone loves to see a bad 'Wheel of Fortune' player or someone who makes a terrible guess on a puzzle, so it's refreshing to come across a contestant who makes you root for him.

On Wednesday, "Wheel Of Fortune" had it's first ever special needs contestant.  21-year-old Trent Girone from Arizona.