Six Flags America Seeks Ghouls And Goblins For Fright Fest
Six Flags America is looking to hire 200 ghouls, performers and make-up artists as they ramp up for Six Flags Fright Fest.
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Six Flags America is looking to hire 200 ghouls, performers and make-up artists as they ramp up for Six Flags Fright Fest.
With Halloween now in the rearview mirror, many people may be looking for somewhere to ditch their used pumpkins.
The Harford County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of an elderly couple inside their Jarrettsville home on Halloween morning.
While the coronavirus pandemic has changed Halloween for most of us, the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore did not let it stop them.
Blue moons only happen every two to three years, which is where the phrase "once in a blue moon" comes from.
Halloween is here — and all though things are a little different this year amid the coronavirus pandemic — there are still fun things happening this spooky season!
Pumpkins, costumes and spooky creatures!
Halloween may look quite different this year for families.
It's spooky season, and even though you may be missing out on some holiday traditions this year, Guinness Open Gate Brewery is hoping to help you make some new ones.
Everyone has their favorite movie villains, but when it comes to horror films, preferences vary from state to state.
They are specifically waiving fees for all cats with any black or orange fur.
Ocean City Recreation and Parks is inviting kids of all ages and their families to participate in the 2020 Halloween Spook Out at Northside Park.
As you stock up on candy for trick-or-treaters this year, which Halloween treats will make you the most popular neighbor?
The Harbor Harvest Fall Children's Festival will be held virtually this year from Oct. 19-31.
Baltimore City Recreation & Parks will have several spooky films showing from October 17 to November 21.
Many families are already looking forward to the holidays, and first up is Halloween.
Maryland's seven-day coronavirus positivity rate is above three percent for the first time since mid-September, an increase Baltimore doctors said could be the result of Labor Day weekend gatherings.
Baltimore city health officials are discouraging families from participating in traditional trick-or-treating or hosting Halloween parties.
One Maryland community has cancelled any city-sponsored Halloween trick-or-treating events after new guidelines from the CDC suggest its a high-risk behavior for spreading coronavirus.
Many parents and kids are heartbroken that Halloween won't look the same this year as the country is still addressing the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued its first guidance for the holidays, including Halloween, amid the raging coronavirus pandemic in a new posting on its website Monday night.
The night sky on Halloween will be illuminated by a blue moon, the second full moon in a month.
Officials in Howard County say door-to-door trick-or-treating is "not encouraged" due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The O's worked to make sure one good deed did not go unnoticed.
The video, posted on Facebook Thursday, shows a young boy named Jackson walking up to a home in search of candy. When he gets to the bowl of sweet treats, he realizes it's empty.
