TACO BELL

Taco Bell is dipping into dairy-free cheese for the first time with the launch of its Vegan Nacho Sauce.

Could bright blue gelato be in all of our futures? Only time will tell.

The fast food chain is celebrating the trademark being removed from “Taco Tuesday.”

Taco Bell is being sued after a customer filed a class action complaint against the fast-food restaurant, accusing it of “falsely advertising the amount of beef and ingredients” contained in some items of the menu.

Taco Bell has rung up a win in its quest to make “Taco Tuesday” free of trademark restrictions.

The Yum Brands chain Taco Bell has long been a favorite for customers who don’t eat meat, thanks to its vegetarian substitutes such as beans and potatoes.

Taco John’s, a 400-location chain that has held the trademark for the popular phrase since 1989, is being challenged by an NBA superstar and fast-food powerhouse.

A tiff over “Taco Tuesday” is heating up, with Taco Bell asking U.S. regulators to force a Wyoming-based fast-food chain to abandon its longstanding claim to the trademark.

Police found a little more than just cheese and jalapeno sauce on a Mississippi man’s quesadilla from Taco Bell.

One beloved Taco Bell fan-favorite is doing a farewell tour to make way for the grand comeback of two others.

On Sunday, Jan. 15 at 1 p.m., officers responded to a disturbance call from Taco Bell regarding a customer and workers in the drive-thru, John Bartman, the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office public information deputy, told TODAY.com on Jan. 18.

On Oct. 12, Twitter user @EricKleefeld, a writer at Media Matters, shared a clip from Fox Business show “Cavuto: Coast to Coast.” The clip shows part of a discussion about the influence of inflation on the American economy, and when a guest shared an anecdote about how inflation is apparently affecting him personally, his words turned some heads.

Mexican Pizza will be returning as a permanent menu item on September 15, according to Taco Bell.

The lawsuit against the restaurant chain, publicized Tuesday by one of the attorneys for the plaintiffs, civil rights lawyer Ben Crump, claims Brittany Davis and a minor identified only as C.T. were left with permanent skin damage and a lifelong change to their appearance from the incident. 

The fast food chain launched a tostada and Crunchwrap Supreme with a Cheez-It shell that’s 16 times the size of a regular cracker.