Halloween Movies: Top Horror Films Of 2017
2017 was a great year for horror films. Check out this list for the best of the best.
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2017 was a great year for horror films. Check out this list for the best of the best.
Whether you're attending a costume party Han Solo on all Hallow's Eve or have the itch to dress up with your significant other, these trending costume ideas will be a huge event no matter where you trick-or-treat this season.
Halloween is the best holiday to venture across the country for a hauntingly good time. Here are five of the most chilling and unsettled places to celebrate Halloween in the U.S.
She's nearly 105, but Marie Greenwood is still passionate about helping Denver students.
DINOS! After Dark at the Denver Zoo happens Friday and Saturday nights and features jack-o-lantern sculptures and a special traveling exhibit. For more information, go to denverzoo.org.
The 33rd annual Boo At The Zoo offers trick-or-treat stations, creepy crawly animal demonstrations and exciting family-friendly entertainment at the Denver Zoo. Learn more at denverzoo.org.
A man is in the hospital after being shot by deputies on Wednesday night in an Adams County neighborhood.
The congressman shot in June at a baseball practice is returning to work after three months in the hospital and at a rehab facility.
A group of train enthusiasts is looking to restore a 131-year-old train that has deep Colorado ties.
State leaders say the flaggers at Regional Transportation District train crossings need to stay because of problems with gate timing.
Playboy magazine founder and sexual revolution symbol Hugh Hefner has died.
A group of Baptist churches in Denver is coming together to send relief supplies to a small town in Texas hit hard by Hurricane Harvey.
The Aurora Police Department is facing another lawsuit from the American Civil Liberties Union, this time over alleged racial profiling.
A man with a cough was thought to have lung cancer. It turns out the culprit was from a little toy he swallowed 40 years ago.
Denver's skyline could reach 1,000 feet high over the Mile High mark when construction a new skyscraper is completed.
