DWI Patrols Aim To Keep Halloween Weekend Sober
Halloween parties will be in full-swing, and the Minnesota Department of Public Safety is hoping a new round of radio spots will help remind folks to stay off the roads if they've been drinking.
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Halloween parties will be in full-swing, and the Minnesota Department of Public Safety is hoping a new round of radio spots will help remind folks to stay off the roads if they've been drinking.
Halloween fun isn't just for humans. Four-legged friends can join in at these local pet-friendly events.
Would you buy a haunted house? About a third of those interviewed by Realtor.com said they would consider purchasing a "spirit-occupied" home.
Looking for a good scare this Halloween? Check out these adult-friendly haunts.
October is a slower time of year for giving to charity and the Grand Avenue Business Association is hoping to change that this year. A group of businesses in St. Paul wants you to think about giving back.
Many Minnesotans also flock to haunted hay rides or attractions that feature haunted houses. While most of these frightening festivities are staged, there are actual hauntings to be found in Minnesota that may be real. These sites have had multiple reports of ghostly activity and proven paranormal presence. Check them out yourself, if you dare.
Vikings game days have been tough for D'Aundre Reed as of late.
Climate-controlled, safe and full of candy -- Mall of America is the place to be this Halloween. Blackout turns out the lights on Nickelodeon Universe.
Those cosmetic contacts that some wear on Halloween to create a spooky theme are actually a prescription for problems, according to a Twin Cities doctor and the Food and Drug Administration.
Take a trip to Transylvania and visit the legendary Castle Bran, or as you may know it, Dracula's Castle.
Halloween isn't just for kids, so if you're looking for a fun Halloween bash to attend, check out some of the best parties the Twin Cities has to offer.
Whether you'd rather tackle a crafty, DIY-type project, pair vintage duds with existing items from your closet or buy a brand-new costume, check out the following list for a roundup of the best places to find sexy and creative costumes in the Twin Cities -- all for less than $20.
"Trick or treating" has become one of America's favorite past times, with billions of dollars going into just one night. Long ago, there was more to trick or treating than just free candy. In fact, it was quite literally a matter of life or death.
If channeling your inner pop diva is a look you want to create this Halloween, Nicki Minaj is your best bet. The singer rocks neons and wigs like nobody's business so dig through your closet for the brightest colors you have before taking a trip to the mall.
From the tame, child-friendly Planet Spooky to haunted houses and hayrides that will make you afraid to go to sleep, the business of "haunting" is serious business.
In recent years, it wouldn't stay dead and it also started to stink. This year, the venerable Zombie Pub Crawl -- perhaps the Twin Cities' greatest single contribution to pop culture at large since Prince did backflips in a G-string -- is embracing its big, bad self.
Typically it is a bar's patrons that are responsible for bizarre occurrences (usually after a few drinks), but these Minnesota bars possess restless spirits that are responsible for unexplained shenanigans.
Step away from the prepackaged Halloween costumes in a box. Get a bit creative and find some inspiration from today's pop culture. Here are a few great costume ideas to get your Halloween creativity going.
It's the season for scary movies, so gather the family and be prepared for some terror. Here are the choices for the 10 best Halloween movies of all time.
A youth organization claims it was denied a spot in Anoka's Halloween parade because of its support for gay, bisexual and transgender people. Tammy Aaberg founded the group Justin's Gift on behalf of her son who committed suicide in 2010.
Tour the country visiting some terrifying real life haunted houses. These spots all have mysterious and dark histories, which lead to a lot of unexplained activity. Decide for yourself if these are truly the most haunted houses in the United States.
Maybe you've rocked the same Halloween costume for the past few years. Consider trying something new this time around, something trendy and cool for 2012.
Looking for a good scare this month as we head towards Halloween? The 'Frightmares' at Buck Hill in Burnsville will open Friday.
An overnight fire has damaged the building used as a haunted house near Buck Hill in Burnsville. The building is known as Orchard Manor.
Halloween is less than two months away, and it appears that our summer drought didn't have much of an impact on pumpkins.