This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. DENVER (KDVR) — As kids go out ...

In early October, Rubicon launched its first ever "Trick or Trash" campaign, a free education campaign designed to keep those Halloween candy and snack wrappers. The idea was to provide teachers and ...

When all the tricking and treating is said and done, the candy wrappers remain. Hundreds of millions of them in the United States each year — following Halloween alone. The plastic wrappers can’t be ...

Halloween treats have a tricky problem: plastic packaging that’s difficult to recycle. As America loads up on an estimated 600 million pounds of candy for Halloween, a handful of companies are trying ...

Here’s a way to feel less guilty about all the Halloween candy you’ve been consuming: Recycle the wrappers to benefit children needing school supplies. Schools and nature centers in Broward, Palm ...