Halloween

You still have Halloween sugar flowing through your veins so we'll share one more scary story from Idaho.

I recently saw a post on social media talking about how the influx of Trunk-or-treat events is ruining Halloween.

There is a thing as having your holiday decorations be inappropriate, and one home south of Idaho recently may have crossed that line.

What would you do? What would you do if your friends or family forced you into a haunted maze when you hate to be scared?

Just in case you need to terrorize kids for Halloween throw one of these in the VCR (yeah, most are that old).

A new study found that people with lots of dirt, dust, and mold in their houses are more likely to have ghost sightings.

Reports differ on who the ghost is. Some say it is a girl who died at the school and others say it may be the spirits of kids who died as part of a suicide pact.

What do the different colored buckets mean, and how should you go about handling trick-or-treaters with these special buckets on Halloween?

When it comes to watching horror movies in Idaho, which one is the Gem State's favorite, and which movies make the top ten favorites for Idaho?

There are a few ideas to help you and your furry companions have a safe season.

Which state is the best at celebrating Halloween, which is the worst, and how well does Idaho do with Halloween festivities?

Get prepared for a jam-packed weekend of fun, screams, and tons of events that you won't want to miss this Halloween weekend in the Magic Valley.

Sometimes there isn’t the talent for making that one-of-a-kind costume or decoration. There’s no shame in getting help from local makers.

This scare-king of creepy legends comes from Caldwell with the Phantom Jogger of Canyon Hill.

The house by the temple puts on a show every year with a different theme each time. But this year, the show won't happen on Halloween.

I've heard about a lot of haunted places in Idaho, including the Mansions of Albion, caves in the BLM Land, old mining towns, and even here at the radio station we get some unexplained scares from spooky sounds.

There's a good chance you will see more pumpkin colors besides orange while trick-or-treating this Halloween. Here's what you need to know.

As we get closer to Halloween, just over two weeks away now, it seems like I'm finding spooky themes and scary things where they wouldn't normally be.

You don't even have to leave Twin Falls or Southern Idaho to get a good chance at an unexplained encounter.

Some say the display is offensive and needs to go away for good.