Author: Kelly Tyko, USA TODAY

Target will start to monitor, meter and may limit the number of shoppers inside stores as part of its coronavirus response beginning April 4.

Looking for ways to keep the kids busy? Some parents are buying bounce houses, trampolines and outdoor toys due to coronavirus social distancing.

Some Hobby Lobby locations in Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin and Colorado were shut down after defying states’ shelter-in-place orders.

Costco says it will allow no more than two people to enter stores with each membership card starting April 3 as part of its coronavirus response.

Social distancing from the coronavirus has made curbside pickup more popular with Best Buy, Dick’s Sporting Goods, GameStop adding the option.

Taco Bell is giving away free Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Tacos April 14 in the drive-thru of participating locations nationwide amid COVID-19 crisis.

Costco Wholesale Club has expanded special senior hours and will temporarily open early Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays amid the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19 has led retailers to shutter stores until further notice or indefinitely. When locations will reopen is uncertain.

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