Halloween

Who knew something so scary could be so adorable at the same time?

Who has the scariest decorations? Which small towns celebrate the best?

What type of costume chosen can say plenty about a person, but what about how the costume is created?

We’re already seeing fall and Halloween decorations in stores and the haunted attractions aren’t far from opening either.

Some stores in the Magic Valley have begun pushing Halloween products, and not everyone is ready for the holiday spirit yet.

If you have any leftovers that didn't carved, Thanksgiving is just around the corner and a pumpkin pie is always a great addition to the feast.

As you get the kids ready for a fun night of chasing their annual sugar rush this Halloween, the last things you want to think about are the possible dangers. The unfortunate reality is that predators are a real thing, so it's important to be aware of registered sex offenders living in your neighborhood.

If you plan on staying in and handing out candy, there is a way to do so, without ever buying a single piece.

There are several events taking place throughout the Magic Valley over the weekend to load up on candy just in case people aren't in the Halloween spirit on Monday.

Since the actual date for Halloween isn't going to change there is now a plan to celebrate 'National Trick or Treat Day' on the final weekend of October.

Compared to other places, how do Idaho and its towns do Halloween, and do we do the holiday justice?

Halloween is spooky close and you may be afraid that you won't be prepared for the little monsters that come to your door.