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If you want a dose of history with your Halloween entertainment, get outside for the annual Anoka Halloween Parade. It's the 94th year and it has the largest parade of floats and bands in the state. This year's theme is pumpkins.
Ethan Reid, author of "The Undying," from Simon & Schuster shares his list of the creepiest vacation spots around the world for Halloween.
Halloween is almost here. Last week I took a look at not-so-scary Halloween events around the Twin Cities. This week, let's take a look at a sampling of Halloween events around the state.
When you're out trick or treating this year, you may notice something different on doorsteps. Instead of the traditional orange pumpkin, some households will be displaying teal-colored ones.
Halloween is almost here. There are tons of scary things to do for older Halloween fans. But where you can take the little, more easily scared ones? The Minnesota Zoo offers HallZooween throughout October, with daily events like a Halloween Mythbusters scavenger hunt.
The dead come alive in downtown Minneapolis Saturday night with one of the biggest Halloween celebrations in the entire country, the Zombie Pub Crawl. Now in its 10th year, the Zombie Pub Crawl has turned into more than a costume party.
Keep your kids safe this Halloween night by going over some trick-or-treating safety tips with them.
Looking for something spooky this Halloween? Check out the five creepiest historical sites in the midwest.
Sometimes the scariest thing about Halloween isn't Halloween at all. It's the cost of those costumes. Americans will spend about $7.5 billion on tricks and treats, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF). Most people will spend around $78, with most of it going towards a costume.
In honor of this haunting holiday, our sister station 104.1 JACK-FM decided to put together a list of the top spooky songs that pertain to one subset of frightening characters – monsters. While these may not send a chill down your spine on fear factor alone, they may out of pure enjoyment.
Need some inspiration for this season's Halloween costume? Check out these trendy Halloween costumes inspired by pop culture.
Get creative in the kitchen this Halloween. These fun recipes are sure to be a hit at your next Halloween party or other spooky event.
Use everyday materials to design your own Halloween masks in just a few hours.
Don't leave the kids out of all your Halloween fun. Here are five fun Halloween flicks that the whole family can enjoy together.
Your own backyard is the perfect setting for a creepy haunted maze that will give your friends a delightful fright.
Want the world to know you two are tight as Batman and Robin? Check out these dynamic duo, Halloween twosomes.
Let your kids plot world domination this Halloween with these classic villain costumes.
It's the first day of October, which means Halloween is now just around the corner. Don't have a costume idea yet? Not to worry -- a recent ranking just released may be able to help.
Make plans this Halloween to take a vacation and visit some of the spookiest destinations in the country. Many of these areas have a tragic past, which adds to the chances of them being haunted and creating a spooky feeling among those who tour the area.
ValleyScare is back again this year and officially kicks off Saturday.
A yard display meant to capture the spirit of Halloween ended up offending many in a St. Paul neighborhood. The display featured two mannequins hanging from nooses. The full-sized mannequins had black bags over their heads.
A collection of this year's Halloween costumes from WCCO viewers. Happy Halloween!
Little ghosts and goblins are taking over the University of Minnesota's Arboretum in Chaska this Halloween. The "Ar -BOO-retum" event will provide a safe, family friendly way to enjoy a day of Halloween fun for families and children.
St. Paul's Summit Avenue will definitely be in the Halloween spirit Thursday evening during the annual candy giveaway at the Governor's Mansion. Gov. Mark Dayton will not be there, but volunteers will be handing out candy to trick-or-treaters. Kids decked out in costume can get bite-sized Pearson's Salted Nut Rolls or a mini pumpkin to take home. The event runs from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday night at 1006 Summit Ave.
Halloween is a night for fright, but what if you spend every day of the year convinced your home is haunted? The Twin Cities Paranormal Society gets dozens of requests to investigate so-called "haunted houses."
