ORANGEBURG COUNTY, S.C. — Ferrara Candy Company announced on Wednesday, April 22, it will be investing $675 million to establish it's first South Carolina operation in Orangeburg County. The ...

A global business with a big sweet tooth has been unveiled as the clandestine food company code-named “Project Panther” that’s been eyeing South Carolina for a major investment. Chicago-based Ferrara ...

SAN DIEGO — Whatever it was that 38-year-old Eleanor Abbott heard and saw in the San Diego polio ward in 1948, whatever visions she took home of the lonely children confined to beds or inside iron ...

MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin lawmakers have approved a bill that would prevent food assistance recipients from using their benefits to purchase candy and soda, sending the measure to Gov. Tony Evers for ...

MADISON (WKOW) — Wisconsin lawmakers are moving forward with a proposal to restrict food purchases for those on SNAP benefits. The state Senate has passed a bill requiring the Department of Health ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Police in southern Indiana took some dangerous drugs packaged as candy off the street after a traffic stop. The Floyd County Sheriff's Office said during a recent routine ...

HOUSTON — Texas SNAP recipients will no longer be able to use their Lone Star Cards to buy candy or sweetened drinks beginning April 1. Texas Health and Human Services Commission says the changes stem ...

Louisiana SNAP recipients may find themselves involuntarily giving up soda and candy for Lent this year, as new restrictions on what the food assistance can be used to purchase take effect on Ash ...

THE VILLAGES, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis and other Florida officials are cracking down on candy companies, claiming certain products have high levels of arsenic in them. The governor, along with First ...

Sweet Tooth Candy, at 7 N. Main St. in Englewood, will hold a grand opening celebration on Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026. AIMEE HANCOCK/STAFF Staff Writer Sweet Tooth Candy, at 7 N. Main St. in Englewood, ...

SOUTH BEND, IN (WSBT) — No more junk food for people that use SNAP in Indiana. It’s part of Governor Mike Braun's "Make Indiana Healthy Again" Initiative. The initiative is backed by Department of ...