Halloween

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.

Generally it's the guy in the vampire outfit who does the frightening. Not here.

Halloween is the scariest holiday, but it may also be the funniest.

Kids reach on age where they don't want or need mom and dad to go trick-or-treating with them anymore. If you're kids have reached that age, technology can put your mind at ease.

The holiday season is upon us. This weekend is Halloween, in less than a month it will be Thanksgiving, and then blink your eyes and it's Christmas! So let the season of giving start now.

Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, which means your doorbell may start ringing a lot earlier than it does when the holiday takes place during the week.

Click on the map above to zoom in and see more detailed information. Times have definitely changed. 20 years ago when I was trick or treating I would go out with a few friends and fill a pillowcase full of candy before I would go home. Now I drive or walk with my kids because I am afraid something may happen to them on Halloween.

Click on the map above to zoom in and see more detailed information. Times have definitely changed. 20 years ago when I was trick or treating I would go out with a few friends and fill a pillowcase full of candy before I would go home. Now I drive or walk with my kids because I am afraid something may happen to them on Halloween.

Click on the map above to zoom in and see more detailed information. Times have definitely changed. 20 years ago when I was trick or treating I would go out with a few friends and fill a pillowcase full of candy before I would go home. Now I drive or walk with my kids because I am afraid something may happen to them on Halloween.

Click on the map above to zoom in and see more detailed information. Times have definitely changed. 20 years ago when I was trick or treating I would go out with a few friends and fill a pillowcase full of candy before I would go home. Now I drive or walk with my kids because I am afraid something may happen to them on Halloween.

Click on the map above to zoom in and see more detailed information. Times have definitely changed. 20 years ago when I was trick or treating I would go out with a few friends and fill a pillowcase full of candy before I would go home. Now I drive or walk with my kids because I am afraid something may happen to them on Halloween.

Halloween is coming. Along with candy and costumes, tales of terror are this holiday's trademark, as this boy can surely tell you.

Every child looks forward to devouring a bag of candy on Halloween. Every parent is worried all that Halloween candy will cause an awful trip to the dentist. According to Journal Star there are three tips that could save your child's teeth this Halloween. These tips might be hard to follow but it's worth a shot.

If you think Donald Trump is going to be a hot Halloween costume, think again.

Carving a pumpkin is an art (even when bullets are flying). Don't believe us? Watch this and prepare to have you mind changed (not to mention blown).

We love Halloween for every ounce of chocolaty, cavity-forming, nougat-covered goodness, yet there is always some level of disappointment when we find ourselves confronted with candy we despise.

Okay, so not everyone is in the Halloween spirit.

Zombie costumes seem to be the new vampire or Frankenstein costumes. Zombies come in all different forms: cheerleader zombies, zombie hunters, sleepover zombies, etc. At this point, zombies are just part of Halloween. Halloween has never just been pumpkins and witches, there has always been a gory side to the holiday...

Celebrate the fall with your friends and family by attending the Twin Falls Fall Festival. The festival will be held on Saturday, October 17th at Webb Nursery from 11:00am to 3:00pm.