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Paqui, maker of the One Chip Challenge, is removing the spicy chips from stores after the death of Worcester teen Harris Wolobah.

Paqui, maker of the One Chip Challenge, is removing the spicy chips from stores after the death of Worcester teen Harris Wolobah.

Paqui, the maker of extremely spicy tortilla chips marketed as the “One Chip Challenge,” is voluntarily pulling the product from shelves after a mother said her teenage son died of

The product eyed in the death of a 14-year-old high school student in Massachusetts is being recalled by its maker.

A 14-year-old student in Worcester, Massachusetts died Friday, Sept. 1 and his family alleges Paqui's viral One Chip Challenge is to blame.

A Massachusetts teenager died Friday after he took part in a viral social media trend known as the "One Chip Challenge," which the teen's family believes contributed to his untimely death, according to reports.

From a tragedy stemming from the popular 'one chip' social media challenge to a scam call that went pretty wrong, here's a look at some of our top stories tonight.

(NBC10 Boston) — A 14-year-old student from Worcester, Massachusetts, died on Friday, officials say, and his family says his death was caused by complications from eating an extremely spicy chip

Cause of Harris Wolobah’s death remains to be established as autopsy report is pending

Cause of Harris Wolobah’s death remains to be established as autopsy report is pending