Crayola produces almost 3 billion crayons every year, and has made no secret of just how it does it. In fact, with its Crayola Experiences across the U.S., visitors are able to watch them being made ...

Crayola has collaborated with a renowned makeup chemist to bring a wider range of realistic skin tones to an all-new line of crayons. For people of color, there comes a time when you start to unpack ...

EASTON — If you lined up the 2.5 billion crayons Crayola has made so far, a perky “crayologist” explained, you could encircle the globe six times and, thanks to the Crayola factory in this Lehigh ...

We all grew up with Crayola crayons, and kids continue to enjoy them to this day. TODAY takes you on a colorful tour of the Crayola factory in Easton, Pennsylvania, where it’s revealed that one ...

Crayola has released "Colors of the World" crayons to help represent skin colors across the globe. (Photo: Crayola) Crayola has created a line of crayons to represent the varying skin colors around ...

INDIANAPOLIS (TEGNA) — Crayola is releasing a new box of crayons inspired by skin tones around the world, so that kids can "creatively and accurately color themselves into the world they see around ...

The iconic art supply company has created a palette of 24 global shades for its new “Colors of the World” box, which is designed to illustrate more than 40 skin tones. Because Crayola believes that ...

When Crayola announced the retirement of Dandelion from its 24-count box in March, we were left with one burning question: Which color would replace it? Crayola kept mum and let the suspense build.

Just as you're starting to recover from Crayola's heartbreaking decision to kill off off the beloved Dandelion crayon, the company goes and reveals Dandelion's utterly underwhelming replacement. Yes, ...

EASTON — As CEO of the nation's best-known crayon maker, Mark Schwab is tickled pink — or is that magenta? — about Binney & Smith's decision to take the name of its iconic product, Crayola. The name ...

The question: These colorful wax drawing sticks, made in Forks Township, were used by Alex Trebek to mark off clues at the “Jeopardy” host’s podium. The answer: What are Crayola crayons? In his recent ...