Parents: Check that Halloween candy over carefully! "Suspicious" Lemonheads discovered in Ohio

Parents: Check that Halloween candy over carefully! "Suspicious" Lemonheads discovered in Ohio

WAKEMAN, Ohio -- Police in Ohio are warning parents to check their children's Halloween candy very carefully -- after discovering suspicious Lemonheads candy handed out during Trick-or-Treating.A post on the Wakeman Police Department's Facebook page on Sunday, October 30th states that the suspicious candy was brought to the attention of police by concerned citizens -- and police are asking that police check over candy very carefully -- particularly Lemonheads.Wakeman police said there have been multiple instances of Lemonheads packages being opened slightly and the candy itself looking distorted.There are concerns that the candy may have been tampered with.

Baby dressed as Harry Potter poses for adorable photo shoot

Baby dressed as Harry Potter poses for adorable photo shoot

PEKIN, Ill. – The internet is falling in love with a young Harry Potter look-a-like, thanks to the camera skills of photographer and new mom Kayla Glover.Kayla's daughter, Lorelai, was born on May 12, and since then Glover has started her own business, Kayla Layla Photography, located in Pekin, Illinois.

Just in time for Halloween: Which movie scares Wisconsinites the most?

Just in time for Halloween: Which movie scares Wisconsinites the most?

Halloween is Monday, October 31st, and many of us may dress up and go to a party or head out Trick or Treating -- but we may also draw the curtains, turn off the lights, and put on a scary movie!The folks at Decluttr.com looked into which movie each state is scared of the most.Here in Wisconsin, we're most afraid of the movie, Identity.The 2003 film stars John Cusack, Ray Liotta and Amanda Peet.

Massive recall: Halloween window clings sold at Target pose choking hazard

Massive recall: Halloween window clings sold at Target pose choking hazard

MILWAUKEE -- There is a massive recall involving Halloween decorations sold at Target stores.According to a release from the Consumer Products Safety Commission, about 127,000 "Halloween-themed LED gel clings" for windows are being recalled because the gel clings can separate and expose the inner decal and LED/button battery compartment, posing choking and button battery ingestion hazards to children.There are six different types of clings that are included in this recall: a green skeleton, pink skeleton, purple spider, black cat, orange pumpkin, and black bat.PHOTO GALLERYModel number 234-25-0904 is printed on the gel cling’s packaging.The clings come with two non-replacable button cell batteries that allow the clings to light up with a blinking light when you push them.

Survey: More than 50% think stores should remain CLOSED on Thanksgiving

Survey: More than 50% think stores should remain CLOSED on Thanksgiving

BestBlackFriday.com has posted the results of its 2016 "Thanksgiving Day Shopping Survey," which found that more than 50 percent of people aren't pleased some stores are choosing to stay open on the holiday.The survey was posted on October 23rd and included 502 American adults over the age of 18.

Mississippi county bans clowns until after Halloween

Mississippi county bans clowns until after Halloween

DEKALB, Miss. — A Mississippi county has had enough of the creepy clown craze, at least until after Halloween.Kemper County supervisors this week banned people from wearing any clown costume, mask or makeup in public.