trick or treat

We're just over two weeks away from Halloween and we now have the times for trick-or-treating this year.

If you're having trouble coming up with your own idea, why not just copy somebody else's?

If you're freaking out about the awful weather for trick-or-treating tonight, here's another option.

As the mother of a 12-year-old who is taller than me, I am begging you - don't be a turd to these kids.

They shook off their loss to Minnesota and put on happy faces for the kids.

I have always thought Halloween should be celebrated on a weekend, but do we actually have to move the holiday?

Kudos to the community for coming together to bring this little girl the trick-or-treating she missed!

The little girl who bit into the candy is okay but parents in Flushing are encouraged to check their kids' candy.

Some food...er, candy for thought before everybody ventures out this evening.

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.

Use the interactive maps to find out where registered sex offenders are in your area, and know what areas to avoid when you send the kids trick-or-treating.

Have you purchased your candy yet? If you have, there's probably not much left. So go buy more.