Coverage timeline
Taco Bell
Every story we’ve published that names Taco Bell, newest first.
Stories this week
5
Oct 28 to Nov 3
First named
Jul 18, 2026
6 stories since
Top topic
Business
5 of 6 stories, then Community
Coverage, newest first
- Former Taco Bell Manager Calls for Empathy After Chain’s Closure in Puerto Rico
A former manager of a Taco Bell restaurant in Puerto Rico turned to social media, under the handle Andel.pr, to call for empathy toward the chain’s employees after the fast-food franchise announced it is closing operations on the island.
- Who Was Colonel Sanders, the Man Behind KFC’s Famous Fried Chicken?
Harland Sanders, born in 1890, developed his fried chicken recipe of eleven herbs and spices in 1929 at a highway service station in Corbin, Kentucky, where a Shell Oil executive had put him in charge amid the Wall Street crash.
- Taco Bell Manager Asks TikTok Users to Stop Mocking Workers Left Jobless by Closures in Puerto Rico
A young Taco Bell manager in Puerto Rico has used TikTok to criticize social media users mocking the workers left jobless by the closure of the Taco Bell and KFC restaurants on the island.
- Puerto Rico Labor Department Offers Help to Workers Laid Off by KFC and Taco Bell Closures
Following the announced closure of KFC and Taco Bell restaurants in Puerto Rico, the Puerto Rico Department of Labor and Human Resources (DTRH) has made orientation and assistance services available to the laid-off workers to help them return to the job market.
- Taco Bell Closes All Puerto Rico Restaurants After Ending Relationship with Franchisee Encanto Restaurants
Taco Bell announced it is closing all of its restaurants in Puerto Rico after ending its commercial relationship with Encanto Restaurants, the company that operated the franchise on the island.
- Puerto Rican Company Says Contaminated Lettuce Not Sold on the Island
Caribbean Produce Exchange, a Puerto Rican company that leads the distribution of vegetables and fruits, stated that the Taylor Farms lettuce linked to a parasitic disease causing intestinal infection and detected in the US is not sold in Puerto Rico.