Are you hoping the neighborhood mischief-makers won’t “T.P.” your house on Halloween? Then maybe you should hand out the candies they actually like.

With an increase of almost 50% during the eight weeks leading up to October 31, Halloween typically sparks the biggest seasonal chocolate sales increase. A study by Innerbody Research says that during this year’s Halloween season, Americans are predicted to spend 3.1 billion dollars on candy.

West Virginia's top choice is Butterfingers, while Ohio's top choice is Blow Pops. The most popular candy for 2024 in the United States is M&M's. Reese's Cups are the second-favorite candy, followed by Sour Patch Kids, Skittles and Starbursts to round out the Top 5.

If you've ever opened your pantry months after Halloween and wondered if the candy is still safe to eat, the simple answer is that it's probably completely fine. But when it comes

Halloween is coming soon, and so are trick-or-treaters to your front door. Here's some Ohio candy to give out to the costumed connoisseurs.

A survey by Shiny Smiles Veneers asked more than 1,000 Americans to reveal the most loved and hated Halloween candies — and, unsurprisingly, the ones most likely to land you in the dentist's chair the next day.

From Reese's to M&Ms, Americans have a lot to choose from for Halloween, but many state-by-state searches show one common candy.