Wham-O Inc. is putting a new spin on the Frisbee, the flying disks that have twirled through parks, hovered above playgrounds and wafted in the ocean air for nearly 50 years. Backed by a major ...

Finding a Frisbee on the beach? It's a discovery that can feel as common, and as local, as coming across an interesting shell or bit of kelp, at least around Southern California. After all, Wham-O, ...

Frat-house frolics became a national obsession when Wham-O Manufacturing Co. of California began producing the Pluto Platter — soon renamed the Frisbee — on this day in history, Jan. 23, 1957. "The ...

61 years ago, the executives of Wham-O Inc. acquired the rights to a flying disk they called the Frisbee®. Now, the same company claims it’s reinvented the damn thing with a wobbly-looking toy called ...

The Wham-O Frisbee turns 50 this year, just a few years after the Lancaster friends hit their half-century mark. Both were enamored with the early Wham-O and have embraced each evolution of it since.

The company sold balls that could bounce over houses, flying discs that looked like UFOs, flexible foam boards for beach acrobatics and a slippery water slide that somehow worked on lawns. But for one ...

LOS ANGELES (CN) - Wham-O says its trademarked toys have not become generic, in arguing against challenges to its Frisbee, Hula Hoop, Slip 'N Slide and Superball trademarks. It seeks to enforce an ...

BRIDGEPORT -- There's a story told in these parts that goes something like this: The Frisbie Pie Co. on Kossuth Street sold its wares baked in steel tins. Students at Yale University used these pie ...

Sixty years ago, two USC graduates set out to start a sporting goods company in Pasadena. KPCC's Susan Valot says it soared into an outdoor toy empire that spun out a growing sport: Frisbee golf.

The Oakland Raiders and the Wham-O Has Heart Foundation have teamed up for a Frisbee giveaway following the Silver and Black's game against the Miami Dolphins at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on ...