While parents and kiddos begin planning their trick-or-treating experience this year, let's find out which Halloween candies give our dentists the toughest time in the aftermath of the holiday! Which types of candy are the hardest on your teeth? Here's a dental guide for you this Halloween!

He wanted to befriend the wild. Timothy Treadwell was an American bear enthusiast, environmentalist, and documentary filmmaker.

After CDC's announcement last week, Starbucks and Chipotle become the nation's first restaurant chains to loosen their COVID-19 restrictions and mask mandate policy.

Are you an enthusiastic beekeeper? Then this is your chance to expand the colony!

Good news for tea and coffee lovers! If you have diabetes, brewing that extra cup could actually help you.

Get creative with tricks and treats, shall we? A recent survey from the National Confectioners Association (NCA) suggested that most Americans, especially parents, are looking forward to celebrating Halloween—just probably in a safer way—to bring back some normalcy in these uncertain times.

According to a scientific study, the saying "great minds think alone" is probably true after all!

With a growing number of salmonella hospitalizations, health officials have issued a recall for cheese dips and other products that contain recalled onions.

The kindergartener quickly called for help when her mother lay incapacitated, unable to move or speak.

Disney says that 67 percent of the layoffs will be part-time, hourly employees.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has announced a new initiative of $3.3 million to bring free internet access to 25,000 low-income families.

Health Commissioner Dr. Norman Oliver says he will mandate the vaccine once it is available in Virginia.

Lydia grabbed the first position in women's 100-meter breaststroke, creating history for her hometown Seward, Alaska.

An off-duty Las Cruces firefighter experienced in beekeeping safely relocated the bee swarm from the car.

Schools in D.C. had previously planned for limited in-person classes starting November 9.

Virginia will lift capacity and social distancing restrictions by June 15 if it continues to see a decline in COVID cases and a rise in vaccinations, said Gov. Ralph Northam on Thursday morning.

On Saturday afternoon, a 9-year-old boy accidentally climbed on the luggage conveyor belt at Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport. The boy was later found safe.

On Monday, the Food and Drug Administration authorized the Pfizer-BioNtech COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use amongst young adolescents 12-15 years old. Health experts believe this marks another significant effort to curb the spread of infectious disease.

People with peanut allergies are at greater risk, as seen in the reported illnesses.

The fund is expected to support efforts of expanding vaccine distributions in hard-hit communities of the state.

Planning a baby later in life may not be a bad idea anymore!

The alligator attack caused 12 puncture wounds and resulted in the man needing 62 stitches.

Is it a cookie or a Ford manual? These genius packaging tricks will keep the kids away from your precious cookies!!

A 21 years old man in Manassas committed suicide after shooting family members and a stranger.

Even the jungle loves to play in the snow! Watch the giant pandas roll, sled, and play outside at the Smithsonian National Zoo in D.C.

Retail giant Target has recently recalled almost 480,000 children's swimsuits and toddlers rompers over broken snaps concerns. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) report, the recall was announced on December 30, 2020.

This is what we call a "leap" of faith! At 102 years old, WWII veteran Vivian Millie Bailey had the thrill of a lifetime when she jumped out of a plane last Sunday.

Just when we thought 2020 could not get harder, here come the bugs! According to New Jersey state officials, a Spotted Lanternfly was found in Staten Island, and eight counties are under quarantine suspecting possible infestation.

A significant storm with rain and snow is forecasted next week, threatening Thanksgiving travel for millions.

Gearing up for Halloween? Here are some of the creepiest places in Maryland you can visit to get the chills!

This year has been mentally exhausting for everyone, especially for parents who are juggling work, managing kids, running errands relentlessly. To ease the stress of virtual learning, D.C. schools have decided to expand mental health services to everyone, including parents.

The rover has produced almost 5.4 grams of oxygen in an hour, which is equivalent to 10 minutes of breathable oxygen for an astronaut.

Doctors are suggesting that young adults may need one COVID-19 vaccine annually, while seniors may need two.

A rabid coyote that attacked three people in Rockville, Maryland, has been euthanized.

A county-wide rabies outbreak is suspected, and pet owners are advised to keep their pets updated on the rabies vaccine.

The scenic Yankee Horse Ridge Trail leads to a beautiful Virginia waterfall.

A Maryland woman went into labor when there was no medical help around, but a 911 dispatcher guided her through the delivery. The Howard County Police Department shared clips of the call last Friday.

Cut watermelon and apples are among the produce being recalled at Walmart.

According to investigators, the incident happened late Sunday night in Southeast D.C.

Know which foods to eat to get those swimsuit-ready legs. Apart from exercise, a proper diet can also improve our legs' health.

Kathleen Dias, a Dunkin' employee, shared a TikTok video showing how much food goes unconsumed and wasted in a day in her restaurant. The young TikToker is seen taking away racks of donuts and putting them into the garbage can.

It is real. According to this study, thick thighs and wide hips are healthy! People should be more concerned with their waist circumference.

The heroic teacher, who was on her orthopedic boot, quickly jumped into the unmanned vehicle moving towards the children.

The voluntary dog food recall on more than a dozen brands was issued over concerns that the food may contain dangerous levels of Aflatoxin.

The Department of Defense will launch a three-stage suborbital sounding rocket on Wednesday afternoon, March 3, from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. A set time for the launch is not known to the public.

The perfect gift for Potterheads is here! As notes are used and torn away, this memo pad will eventually become a 3D model of Hogwarts Castle.