The Golden Valley-based restaurant chain is building a new restaurant in Williston, N.D. The Business Journal reports the new Buffalo Wild Wings location is scheduled to open in February.

Golden Valley-based Buffalo Wild Wings Inc. is spreading its wings to include restaurants in the Middle East and Puerto Rico. The company will establish 22 locations in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, with options for four other Mideast countries, over the next six years. In a separate deal, a Florida-based franchisee of the company will open four restaurants in Puerto Rico by the end of 2016.

Golden Valley-based Buffalo Wild Wings is buying up 15 of its own franchised restaurants in Ohio and South Carolina. The restaurants already operate under the Buffalo Wild Wings name and are currently owned and operated by a franchisee group.

The Twin Cities-based restaurant chain reported its first-quarter profit rose 23 percent. However, to offset the soaring costs of chickens, Buffalo Wild Wings is raising prices on its "Wings Tuesday" promotion. The company plans to implement new prices to its entire menu in July.

College football's "Insight Bowl" is no more. Instead, it's now the "Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl," the Pioneer Press says. The Golden Valley-based sports-themed restaurant has become the title sponsor of the annual Dec. 29 bowl game in Tempe, Ariz., featuring teams from the Big Ten and Big 12 conferences.