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On Jan. 17, a 10-year-old called 911 stating that he had taken the “hot chip challenge” while home alone and was scared. Police and fire responded and the mother came home.

The family of a Massachusetts teen who died after participating in the viral "One Chip Challenge" is suing the company.Harris Wolobah, 14, who was a sophomore at Doherty High School in Worcester ...

The autopsy of a Massachusetts teen that died from a hot chip challenge revealed he had cardiopulmonary arrest.

After Harris' death in September, the chip company worked with retailers to remove the hot chips from store shelves, and the challenge was discontinued, Metcalfe said.

Harris Wolobah, 14, died on Sept. 1 after participating in Paqui's One Chip Challenge. Here's his official cause of death and why the challenge is so dangerous.

Harris Wolobah, 14, died on Sept. 1 after participating in Paqui's One Chip Challenge. Here's his official cause of death and why the challenge is so dangerous.

Harris Wolobah, a 14-year-old from Massachusetts, succumbed to cardiac arrest after participating in the "One Chip Challenge," a dare that involves eating a single extremely hot tortilla chip.

A Massachusetts teen who participated in a spicy tortilla chip challenge on social media died from eating a large quantity of chile pepper extract and also had a congenital heart defect, according … ...

The chief medical examiner’s office in Massachusetts has determined that a teenager who ate a tortilla chip containing a high concentration of a chemical compound found in chili peppers, died of ...