OGDEN — Two Ogden entrepreneurs are targeting your sweet tooth. Flor Lopez and Rocio Miguel last month launched a new business, Little Rainbow Candy Store, offering up sugary treats and other snacks ...

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CHICAGO (WLS) -- Doctors are warning about the risks of dangerous drugs being mistaken for candy. Those incidents increase around Halloween, especially now with some drugs looking more and more like ...

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Multiple news reports over the past few weeks have claimed that fentanyl may be lurking in the Halloween candy that kids will pick up trick-or-treating this year. And while fentanyl — a synthetic ...

Halloween can be pretty scary in a make-believe type of way. But how much of a real scare should a recent warning from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration be for parents and children? “Rainbow ...

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OPIOID CRISIS THAN NEW HAMPSHIRE. IT IS KNOWN AS RAINBOW FENTANYL AND MAY LOOK DIFFERENT. BUT ACCORDING TO THE DEA, IT’S THE SAME DEADLY DRUG. THOSE SAME PILLS CONTAIN NOTHING BUT FENTANYL. THESE NEW ...

The emergence of rainbow-colored fentanyl has caused panic that the drug is targeting children ahead of Halloween. But experts largely call the panic overblown, saying parents shouldn't worry about ...

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Just the thought of it makes Danyelle Maitland sick to her stomach. As the prevention director for the nonprofit Substance Abuse Council in Calhoun County, Maitland admits she's nearly seen it all.