Halloween

Do you believe in haunted houses? I do... I grew up in one!

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a...pumpkin?

Love the fact that Halloween is on a Saturday, but it has me waiting for the weekend to start.

The big day is almost here. Every year the homeowners on Tillson Street in Romeo start decorating their homes for Halloween beginning in mid-October. Devils Night (10/30) is the ‘dress rehearsal’ and Halloween (10/31) the ‘grand finale.’ There are no competitions or contests. It’s all in good fun. Most displays are lit until 10 or 11 PM.

We dressed up as a couple of Saturday Night Live characters for Halloween, and haven't offended anyone yet!

And your dad of the year is here.

A lot of this is common sense, but it doesn't hurt for you and the kids to take a quick safety refresher course.

When it comes to Halloween, some places are more treat than trick.

It's almost here! The most important day of the year (next to Christmas) in every kid's life, Halloween! There's candy, funny costumes, activities, and the neighborhood is a playground. We want to make sure that your little ghouls are safe and have fun. Here are a few tips to keep 'em safe and your neighborhood happy during Halloween trick or treating.

Ah, Halloween: the one time of year when it’s completely appropriate to scare the fecal matter out of loved ones and friends. If your goal is to make sure children can’t sleep at night, a disturbing urban legend is just the ammunition you need.

Pumpkins -- they're great for pie, jack-o'-lanterns and, apparently, weapons of automotive destruction.

Especially around Halloween, most of us enjoy a good old-fashioned “it happened to a friend of a friend” urban legend that gives us a bit of a fright. Some of these tales may have even really happened. Well, kind of.