Trick-or-Treat season hits McDonalds restaurants before Oct. 31.

Prices have jumped up on nearly everything -- from gas, to clothing and even to fast food. People are fed up with these prices and are taking to social media to sound off about how much they’re paying.

They may have the word French in the title, but French fries are as American as apple pie.

Fry lovers unite! Two of the top fast-food chains are offering F-R-E-E fries to celebrate National Fry Day on Wednesday, July 13.

Most teens spend their summers working at McDonalds or playing video games but not Abigail Fixel. For the past four summers, she has directed, produces and organized a free two-week musical theater camp for 30 elementary aged children who otherwise wouldn’t have the opportunity to attend a summer camp. The campers are provided with breakfast, lunch and two snacks daily and even put on a full musical theater performance for their friends, families and guardians at the end of camp. At just seventeen-years-old, this will be Abigail’s fifth year organizing Camp Fixel for 30 incoming 2nd through 6th graders and she plans to continue the camp for more years to come.

U.S. employers posted a record number of available jobs in March, illustrating starkly the desperation of businesses seeking to find new workers as the economy expands.

States with the most dining rooms open, like Texas and Tennessee, had some of the highest sales. Some fast food restaurants which already relied more heavily on drive-thru and takeout have been slow to reopen dining rooms. The company distributed a 59-page rule book that franchisees must follow as they reopen dining rooms. Restaurant Brands CEO Jose Cil says opening dining rooms helps customers feel more confident as they slowly re-establish their routines. NPD analyst David Portalatin says full-service restaurants have more issues than fast food restaurants when it comes to reopening dining rooms.

________________________ON AGAIN, OFF AGAIN: Ford temporarily halted production at two assembly plants Tuesday and Wednesday after three workers tested positive for the novel coronavirus. On Wednesday a worker at the pickup truck plant in Dearborn, Michigan, tested positive for COVID-19, Ford confirmed. On Tuesday, Ford temporarily closed its Chicago SUV factory twice after two workers tested positive. Lear confirmed that production was suspended after an employee told the company of a positive COVID-19 test. The UFCW, which represents 900,000 grocery workers, said the number of infections is likely far higher across the industry.

As the youngest of four siblings, Ronaldo would beg for hamburgers at his local McDonalds. We had a McDonalds next to the stadium, we knocked on the door and asked, 'Have you got any burgers? Ronaldo told Morgan. I asked people in Portugal, they closed the McDonalds, but if this interview can help find them, I would be so happy, he said. The conditions his son saw surprised him, Ronaldo told Morgan. Ronaldo broke down in tears, revealing that his dad never had the chance to see him become so successful.

Kim Kardashian West is now a mother of four, but back in 2013, she was preparing for the arrival of her first child, North West. I went home and they were like, You have to deliver today. And my nails were, like, dark. It was when I was still in my Linkin Park After Dark phase of nails or like my Burgundy nails, Kim remembers. Kim had lined up a surprise meeting between him and Kanye in honor of Yeezys birthday and Fathers Day. And Im like, Ill see you in two days for Fathers Day! Kim says.

One Missouri 10-year-old went from lovin it to regrettin it very quickly after cops say she stole her mothers car to get McDonalds but ended up crashing the vehicle. The girl sustained minor injuries. Cops said the girl woke up Wednesday morning with a craving for fast food. Officers learned that when the girl woke up this morning, she wanted to get McDonalds to eat. RELATED STORIESPuppy Reunites With Owner After Surviving 2 Weeks in Desert Following Car CrashWoman Crashes Car After Noticing Spider InsideCar Crashes Into Gym While Man Works Out on Treadmill

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - A St. Johns County man is accused of pulling a gun on a woman who wouldnt try his vape pen. The confrontation happened Friday morning at the McDonalds on U.S. 1 in St. Augustine where the woman works, according to an arrest report. He said a stranger had flashed a handgun after he refused to try out the mans vape pen. Deputies said the woman identified him on sight and recognized the weapon, a .45-caliber handgun, as the one shown to her before. Deputies identified the suspect as Kyle McGill Walker, 19, of St. Augustine.