And here in Colorado, make sure that candy doesn't ever get mixed in with marijuana gummies or something like that. We see quite a bit of those happening," said Tranfaglia. If you're planning on ...

You also might also want to consider including gummies or lollipops for kids who don't eat chocolate. And don't forget: You must be careful not to accidentally mix your expensive marijuana edibles ...

The RCMP is warning parents to stay vigilant this Halloween after a needle was recently found in candy at a Newfoundland trick-or-treat event, and illegal cannabis-laced treats, disguised to look ...

No actual cases of poisoned Halloween candy have ever been reported in our region, said UVA Health's Blue Ridge Poison Center in a press release. But every year, thousands of children are harmed by ...

such as delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which is a cannabinoid found in cannabis. Many edibles are packaged to look just like familiar treats: gummy candy, lollipops, cookies, chocolate or chips.

CHARLOTTESVILLE — Over the years, rumors have arisen that dangerous drugs or poisons could be introduced into your child’s Halloween candy ... concerns today are cannabis edibles, the ...