As children and adults throughout the nation prepare for the arrival of Halloween, the age-old urban legend of malicious candy distributors tainting Halloween treats with razor blades and poison could ...

As Halloween approaches, tips often circulate advising parents to check their children's Halloween candy, not for a tasty caramel center, but for potentially unsafe objects — like razor blades. But ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Kyle Police Department, in a social media post, asked parents to check their child’s Halloween candy after a ...

Razor blades were found in trick-or-treaters’ Halloween candy in one Ohio town, leaving one woman injured, according to reports. “We have received reports of objects being found in candy bars from ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. German Lopez took a look at newspaper stories, spoke to poison centers ...

Westfield police issued a familiar warning around Halloween time — a report of a razor blade found in candy. Westfield’s advisory, issued on Facebook following Westfield’s PumpkinFest on Saturday, ...

It’s late September, and you know what means: It’s time for warnings about criminals putting harmful objects into kids’ Halloween candy! This year, the big fear is that crazed druggies will drop ...

The myth is simple and stubbornly durable: somewhere down the block, a sadistic neighbor slips razor blades into the trick-or-treaters’ Snickers bars. At some mystery home, an area resident with a ...

Ohio police are urging trick-or-treaters to carefully sift through their Halloween stash after two people said they found razor blades hidden inside candy wrappers. One of the people found a blade and ...