candy

It's time to set the record straight on these Valentine's Day conversation hearts.

We'll just have to find another way to communicate this Valentine's Day.

It was quite the grim scene in one of our local parking lots.

If you didn't eat all of it last night, you can keep enjoying the Kit Kats and Dum Dums awhile longer. But how long exactly? Halloween candy has a shelf-life, and it's not "til next year."

If you're going to be out trick-or-treating tonight with your own kids but you still want to pass out candy to the neighborhood, this self-serve method will solve your dilemma. And with no potential downsides, this is a total Halloween win.

One of the most popular Halloween candies is also nothing but sugar and additives, according to nutrition experts. That probably won't stop any of us from eating it, but we should probably know these things just in case we can muster a moment of willpower.

As someone who has literally never gone trick-or-treating, I don't know how the different types of candy go over on Halloween night.

You've got to know which neighborhood, and which specific houses have the absolute best stash of sugary greatness hidden inside.

Lufkin just got a little less sweet over the weekend.

When you think of jelly beans maybe you think of fruity flavors like grape and strawberry. Not in Texas!  Our favorite is unusual, and a little buttery.  Enter your favorite in the poll if you don't agree!

Halloween ain't cheap.  Add up the costumes, the candy, and the decorations, and most of us are spending about $80 on the holiday.  And then add the alcohol at the adult costume party and, well, that could double.

There is meaning behind a teal-colored pumpkin if you see one on a porch this Halloween.  It's a signal about what that home will be passing out to trick-or-treaters, and if your kids are like mine you'll definitely want this heads up!