Taco Bell

Taco Bell is about to offer a menu item from every decade of the chain's history.

A new menu item is being "hacked" by Taco Bell lovers looking to save money.

The lawsuit specifically calls out two of Taco Bell's more popular items.

If you spend a lot of time with high school students you should be pretty well acquainted with Taco Bell. Which is why it's surprising that the delicious fast food was able to cause so much confusion at Del Campo High School in Sacramento, California.

Taco Bell was forced to retract its anti-vegetable commercial for promoting its 12-pack of tacos. The ad opens with the narrator deriding vegetables, saying "Veggies on game day is like punting on fourth and one — it's a cop out."

In Taco Bell's 2013 Super Bowl commercial we meet Bernie Goldblatt, an older gentlemen who is being wished good night by an aid at the Glencobrooke Retirement Home. Or so she thinks he is going to sleep. In fact, Bernie's night is just beginning.

The closest Taco Bell to Bethel, Alaska is almost 400 miles away in Anchorage. That's why the town's 6,200 residents were so excited last month when flyers announcing the chain's arrival in Bethel began popping up. But it wasn't to be. The pamphlet was a hoax, put up by a soulless prankster as a way of getting back at a rival by making their phone number the number to call for a job at the make be

Food lovers, rejoice! Taco Bell's ever-popular fourth meal has a highly anticipated upgrade coming out March 8 involving the unholy union of their tasty tacos and a delicious Doritos shell. They're calling this culinary masterpiece 'Doritos Locos.'

Move over, McDonald's -- you've got some new competition for breakfast. Taco Bell is expanding its reach beyond late nights by offering up a slew of morning items to early-birds.

Last month, a Missouri man was arrested after returning to Taco Bell with a shotgun because he didn't get enough hot sauce in his drive-thru order. And just this Sunday, a Georgia man came back and firebombed an area Taco Bell because he wasn't satisfied with the amount of meat in his Chalupus. Alright, this is starting to get out of control.

Jeremy Combs couldn't bear the thought of eating Taco Bell without some extra spice. So when the 30-year-old returned home from the the fast food restaurant and found no hot sauce in his order, he hopped right into his pick up truck, drove back to Taco Bell, and pulled a shotgun on the drive-thru worker responsible for the oversight.

Taco Bell employee Jason Dean thought he had found love among the Gordita supremes and cheesy nachos when he developed a crush on his 18-year-old coworker.