‘Taco Tuesday:' Taco Bell plans to feed America this Tuesday

(KLFY) Taco Bell announced Sunday that it wants to give back to Americans amid the coronavirus pandemic with a free Doritos Locos Taco.Mark King, CEO of Taco Bell Corp., announced in a letter that on Tuesday, Taco Bell drive-thru guests across America will receive a free seasoned beef Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Tacos, no purchase necessary, at participating locations while supplies last.“For the past few weeks, we’ve been focused on making Taco Bell the safest place to work and eat, and now we’re giving America free tacos as a small way of saying thank you for how everyone is showing up for their communities,” said King.“I’m also very proud to say the Taco Bell Foundation will be donating $1 million to No Kid Hungry, and we’re turning on Round Up in the drive-thru at participating locations as an easy and affordable way for you to give back, too.” The Round Up program gives patrons the option to “round up” their order total to the nearest dollar, and all funds raised go toward the No Kid Hungry program.The letter outlined several other initiatives made by the brand to give back, including:Feeding Fans

Up to 10% of recovered coronavirus patients test positive again, report says

WUHAN -- As many as 10% of recovered coronavirus patients in China tested positive again after being discharged from the hospital, according to a report.

Pastor of Tampa megachurch arrested for violating rules amid virus outbreak

TAMPA, Fla. - Florida officials have arrested the pastor of a megachurch after detectives say he held two Sunday services with hundreds of people and violated a safer-at-home order in place to limit the spread of the coronavirus.According to jail records, Pastor Rodney Howard-Browne turned himself in to authorities Monday afternoon in Hernando County, where he lives.

Tokyo Olympics rescheduled for July 23-Aug. 8 in 2021

TOKYO — The Tokyo Olympics will open next year in the same time slot scheduled for this year's games.Tokyo organizers said Monday the opening ceremony will take place on July 23, 2021 — almost exactly one year after the games were due to start this year.“The schedule for the games is key to preparing for the games," Tokyo organizing committee president Yoshiro Mori said. “This will only accelerate our progress.”Last week, the IOC and Japanese organizers postponed the Olympics until 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic.This year's games were scheduled to open on July 24 and close on Aug. 9.

Alan Merrill who wrote ‘I love Rock ‘n’ Roll’ dies from coronavirus complications

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (WJW) — Famed guitarist, vocalist and songwriter, Alan Merrill, died Sunday due to complications from COVID-19, ET reported.The 69-year-old was best known for writing the hit song, “I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll.”His daughter wrote about his passing on Facebook in a touching tribute.

'It was wonderful:' Dog picks up grocery list from housebound neighbor, delivers her groceries

COLORADO -- One puppy is doing his part to help stop the coronavirus pandemic from infecting at-risk patients.Renee Hellman has COPD, a medical condition which affects her ability to breath.

Instacart workers could strike Monday, seeking more protection against COVID-19

SAN FRANCISCO -- Instacart workers could strike Monday, March 30, highlighting the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the grocery delivery business, where workers are worried about their safety as they try to meet a surge in demand for online groceries.A group called the Gig Workers Collective is calling for a nationwide walk-out Monday.

'We're experimenting:' Milwaukee-area Jewish synagogues move religious services online

FOX POINT -- With the parking lot empty, Congregation Shalom members still tuned into services -- with the click of a mouse, and touch of a keyboard."We're experimenting with all these different types of ways of gathering online," Rabbi Noah Chertkoff said.

'We cannot accept them:' Goodwill officials ask that you please hold your donations amid COVID-19

GREENDALE -- Officials with Goodwill on Sunday, March 29 issued a reminder that they cannot accept any donations while stores are temporarily closed as a result of the coronavirus epidemic.A Goodwill spokeswoman said Sunday they were continuing to see people dropping off items with Goodwill store and donation centers closed, "and unfortunately we cannot accept them."The spokeswoman noted it was becoming "increasingly difficult" to monitor Goodwill locations in southeast Wisconsin for anything that's been dropped off.Donors were asked to please hold these donations until they can be accepted again."We rely on donations to fund our mission to provide people with disabilities or disadvantages jobs and training, and we know that when it’s safe to reopen, the need to help many people in our community find work is going to be greater than ever," the Goodwill spokeswoman said in a statement to FOX6 News. "Receiving donations at that time will be critical for us to continue our mission work."

DoorDash teams up with 2K+ grocery stores to offer free delivery to those ages 60+

MILWAUKEE -- DoorDash teamed up with more than 2,000 grocery stores, including Wooman's, along with hundreds of independent grocers like Piggly Wiggly to waive delivery fees on orders fulfilled by DoorDash for those 60 years of age and over.With participating stores in almost every major city in the U.S., eligible customers can shop from local specialty markets, independent grocers and major regional chains, receiving free delivery on everything from meat and fish to produce, bakery items, prepared foods and pantry staples, according to a press release.The effort is led by DoorDash, the nation's leading on-demand local logistics platform, alongside eCommerce grocery solutions Freshop, GrocerKey, Mercato and Rosie.Through DoorDash Drive, DoorDash’s white label logistics platform, grocery partners have on-demand access to the DoorDash Dasher fleet to fulfill deliveries.

New York state surpasses 1,000 coronavirus deaths less than a month after disease detected

NEW YORK — New York state surpassed a grim milestone Sunday as its death toll from the coronavirus outbreak climbed above 1,000, less than a month after the disease was first detected in the state.New York City reported in the evening that its toll had risen to 776.

Pres. Trump extends federal social distancing guidance for 30 days as virus spreads

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Bracing the nation for a grim death toll, President Donald Trump on Sunday, March 29 extended the voluntary national shutdown for a month, bowing to public-health experts who told him the coronavirus pandemic could claim over 100,000 lives in the U.S., perhaps significantly more, if not enough is done to fight it.It was a stark shift in tone by the president, who only days ago mused about the country reopening in a few weeks.

Waukesha County executive announces death of employee related to COVID-19

WAUKESHA COUNTY -- Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow on Sunday, March 29 issued a statement in response to the death of a county employee related to the coronavirus.“We are very saddened to learn of the death of one of our employees today," said Farrow in the statement. "My heart goes out to the family and loved ones of this individual.