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If you've always wanted to spin that wheel, now may be your time in Central New York. America's favorite game show is coming on October 6th.

Jill Prince represented Bills Mafia very well this week on 'Wheel of Fortune', walking away with a life-changing sum in cash and prizes.

A member of the Buffalo Bills Mafia may be going to the Super Bowl in Las Vegas even if her team isn't. She just has a few more Wheel of Fortune puzzles to solve.

She was at least close to getting the correct answer.

What if Vanna White retires? According to Chat GPT, these talented New York women might be good replacements.

If you've always wanted to spin that wheel, now may be your time.

Syracuse native Delvon Worthy has been a longtime fan of the game show and his father, Rev. William Howard Worthy, Jr., watched “Wheel of Fortune” every night until he passed away.

It would be too easy to say this woman doesn't know how to play "Wheel of Fortune."

It looks like all those years of sitting on the couch and watching Wheel Of Fortune paid off! Or is it possible it was rigged to get the video to go viral and get more viewers?

Wheel of Fortune has been on the air since 1983 and Pat Sajak has been the host of every single episode. Just when you think he's probably seen and heard it all, someone comes along and amazes the legendary game show host.

Everyone loves a boneheaded game show contestant, but sometimes you gotta give it up for a contestant who's actually really, really good. Like this guy.

Pat Sajack would like to buy a vowel with a shot of Jack Daniels as a chaser. The long time ‘Wheel of Fortune’ host mentioned during a radio interview that he did more than a few shows under the influence. In the early days of the show, there was a lot of time to kill between set changes, so Sajak and letter flipper Vanna White would hit the Cantina across the street from the studio to drink the t