Halloween is big business, with Americans expected to spend $4.1 billion on candy this year. Explore the most popular treats in every state, from chocolate favorites to regional candy standouts.

These October traditions weren’t always traditions. Here’s how some of them got started.

Communities and organizations in Florida, Mississippi, Idaho, North Carolina and Texas are hosting Halloween candy crawls and family events, with activities ranging from downtown trick-or-treating and live entertainment to games,

Celebrini, the 20-year-old center playing for the San Jose Sharks, and Schaefer, the New York Islanders' 19-year-old defenseman, have quickly become two of the most popular players in the League and the centerpieces of their team, so good that everyone else knows they better stick to them.

The world’s most frightful holiday is just a few days away, and trick-or-treaters across the Old Line State are getting ready to take home a mountain of delicious candy. Between Tootsie Pops and Reese’s Pieces,

What if your favorite Halloween candies were suddenly sold year-round? Michael George looks into the debate over Halloween season.

Americans Are Cutting Back on Everything, But Halloween Candy Is One Expense Many Won't Give Up

Candy corn began as a novelty candy marketed as “chicken feed,” rather than as a Halloween treat. It later became a seasonal staple, part of the broader traditions that helped turn Halloween into a major consumer business.