Halloween

In a release from the Police Department, the Department believes the CBD in the trick or treat bag is an isolated incident

There are quite a few family-friendly events that you can go to and check out and we've compiled some of our favorite events for you.

Halloween is Saturday and there are a lot of great deals that adults can get for free and low-cost this week - take advantage of these awesome deals and treats and save!

The door dispenses out king size Reese's peanut butter cups and the kids are loving it!

Austin native Ciara and Russell Wilson made sure their kids had early Halloween fun.

My first thought would be that Reese's Peanut Butter Cups would be #1 candy in the state of Washington but according to the website Zippia.com it's not.

Halloween may look a little different this year, but there are still lots of ways to celebrate! Outdoor gatherings are the perfect place to hand out spooky treats to the kiddos, so deck out your ride and get ready for some trunk-or-treating.

Candy Corn was ranked as the #1 most hated candy in America, but let's take a look at the other super yucky sugar concoctions that made the cut for the worst candy of 2020.

Do you plan to take the kids out trick or treating this year? Halloween falls on the last Saturday of the month! What are your plans? Due to Covid-19, things are going to be a little different this year. According to The  Washington State Department of Health, they are discouraging traditional trick or treating and want us to find alternative avenues to celebrate...

8 fun ways to celebrate Halloween 2020, COVID-free!

Today is the last Saturday of September and you know what that means: it's National Ghost Hunting Day! Whether you're simply curious about ghost hunting or looking to expand upon your seasoned paranormal investigations these key pieces of equipment are guaranteed to guide you toward a haunting good time.

Guys, this is not a drill. As of right now, Halloween is less than two months away and that means that it's socially acceptable to start decorating. If you have no desire to be the all-out “creepy neighbor” there’s plenty of small, tasteful outdoor additions you can make right now to let your spooky spirit shine.