Mall of America gets spooky with Twin Cities Fear Fest
Halloween is right around the corner. The Mall of America is helping you celebrate with Twin Cities Fear Fest.
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Halloween is right around the corner. The Mall of America is helping you celebrate with Twin Cities Fear Fest.
The Minnesota Zoo is kicking off the Halloween spirit this weekend in Apple Valley.
From skeletons to pumpkins and costumes, tariffs could drive up costs this Halloween.
Even in the summer, Minnesotans are thinking about the holidays. At the State Fair, there's no better place to get into the holiday spirit than at the Christmas tree exhibit in the Agriculture Horticulture Building. John Laurtisen shows just a few of the festive trees.
A few North St. Paul residents have decided to keep their skeletons out.
Richfield residents can throw their jack-o-lantern in the garbage, the city is providing a destructive, yet constructive alternative.
For some, the weather is a treat. For others, it's a cruel trick. But the falling snow is playing a tremendous role in Halloween celebrations.
WCCO's Ubah Ali checks in with trick-or-treaters and tire shops in Minneapolis on a wet and snowy Halloween.
For some it's a trick, for others, it's a treat. The snow is changing how we celebrate Halloween. Adam Duxter shares how the celebration is weathering the storm.
Regions Hospital and Children's Minnesota share photos of their tiniest patients dressed to the nines for Halloween.
While WCCO meteorologist Joseph Dames says this year's Halloween forecast does call for some snowflakes, it will be nothing compared to the wave of white that plopped down on the area 33 years ago.
From haunted houses to Spirit Halloween stores and more, how does your state rank in Halloween spirit? Our one-of-a-kind jack-o-lantern scale will tell you!
For the first time since 1938, children in Des Moines, Iowa, will go trick-or-treating on Halloween. The city began its unusual custom of opting for Beggar's Night decades ago in hopes of tamping down on hooliganism.
Spooky season is here and Duluth's William A. Irvin ship is home to one of the world's scariest haunted houses, according to Forbes.
According to Forbes, every year, Americans buy 600 million pounds of candy for Halloween. It also means it's a good time to talk about kids dental health and some low-cost options.
It's that time of year when people like to get frightened for fun, and a Twin Cities woman is using her artistic talents to fuel that fun in more ways than one.
It's almost time for Halloween, so before you go trick-or-treating, why not try some spooky science with the kids?
With glowing eyes and a crooked smile, jack-o-lanterns crop up every Halloween, but where did the tradition come from?
Pumpkins have grown to symbolize Halloween. You've probably seen jack-o-lanterns popping up in your neighborhood already. But why do we carve pumpkins for Halloween? Good Question. Kirsten Mitchell traced back its roots.
After Denise Godwin received a terminal breast cancer diagnosis last November, she decided to go big in her final months with a haunted house display unlike any other in the Halloween Capital of the World.
"We opened the shades and the kids screamed 'the pumpkin is gone! Our huge pumpkin is gone.' And we were super bummed," said Angelea Hoft.
Halloween is about a couple of weeks away, but you can get your spooky on early at Shakopee’s Valleyfair.
If you're looking for some Halloween frights, why not check out the Dead End Hayride in Wyoming, Minnesota? Click here for more information.
So many adults are into their own version of the holiday that it’s earned its own moniker.
The Mall of America announced on Thursday that they will be hosting multiple all ages Halloween events throughout the month of October.
