As the Halloween holiday approached in 2021, a police department in Pennsylvania warned parents to be on the lookout for marijuana edibles in their children’s trick-or-treat candy haul. According to ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A couple new billboards in Denver are asking parents to double-check their kids’ Halloween candy this holiday, the first since legal recreational marijuana ...

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DENVER - Denver-area authorities said Monday they received no reports of children accidentally eating pot-laced candies this Halloween. Police had warned parents to be on the lookout for the edibles, ...

DENVER – Fears that trick-or-treaters here might end up with marijuana-laced candy on Halloween appear to have been overblown: Children's Hospital Colorado reported no instances of accidental pot ...

The two almost identical gummy bears sitting side by side, coated in sugar and tinged with the same red hue, may end up in a trick-or-treat bag, but only one is plain candy. The other is loaded with ...

Monday marked the first Halloween when recreational edibles were legal to sell in Oregon, raising questions about how the relatively new industry is keeping those adult treats that can look like candy ...