After trick-or-treating, kitchens overflow with candy, leaving parents to navigate the post-Halloween sugar rush.

Officials are advising parents to be extra vigilant when checking the packaging of candy and snacks given out on Halloween. Here's why you need to be cautious.

One of the latest recalls involves candy, just ahead of Halloween. Zingerman’s voluntarily recalled two kinds of its full-size candy bars on October 24, 2025, after discovering they may contain undeclared nuts that pose a serious health risk for allergy sufferers.

Police discover counterfeit Halloween candy containing THC and hallucinogenic mushrooms in Michigan. Parents warned to inspect all treats before children consume them.

Razor blades in Halloween candy are a bit of an urban legend. Here are some more realistic safety tips to keep in mind this spooky season.

Halloween costumes and displays have been in stores since summer, giving families more time to shop and more pressure to spend. Since August, stores have been selling Halloween items. There's definitely this Halloween push or Halloween creep.

This Halloween, Kelsey Lucas’s kids, like millions of others across the country, will dress up in their costumes and go trick-or-treating, gathering candy and sweets. Lucas, a 38-year-old from Maryland,

Candy Warehouse, a candy company based in Texas, has filed for bankruptcy just days before Halloween. Here's what we know.