Families Prep For Safer Halloween Fun Amid Rising COVID Cases
Some WCCO viewers said they'd be leaving out a bowl of candy. Others said they wouldn't be trick-or-treating this year.
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Some WCCO viewers said they'd be leaving out a bowl of candy. Others said they wouldn't be trick-or-treating this year.
Target and Lowe's are offering families safe ways to celebrate Halloween during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The spooky Halloween season is upon us, but due to the pandemic year, the Mayo Clinic is recommending against going trick-or-treating.
Furthermore, 31% of parents admit they plan to hide a stash of their favorite Halloween candy.
As COVID-19 cases spike in states surrounding Minnesota, the CDC has released new guideline on how people should celebrate Halloween.
If individual communities decide to go ahead with traditional trick-or-treating, health officials recommend leaving individual treat bags on the porch for children to pick up.
The self-proclaimed "Halloween Capital of the World" will scare up its famous celebrations next month, with some changes.
Many of us like to go all out for Halloween. One Halloween display in Stillwater is even improving the lives of the homeowners -- and it's a house that's hard to miss.
M Health Fairview and M Physicians clinics across the state will be accepting the candy.
The Olmsted County History Center in Rochester is getting people in the Halloween spirit -- while also making their skin crawl.
The Halloween night forecast isn't too terrifying.
Lindsay Guentzel, Minnesota food blogger and chef, teaches WCCO's Jeff Wagner how to create classic foods with a Halloween spin.
They actually eased up a bit after the age limit went viral last year; the previous age limit was 12 and offenders were threatened with jail time.
Despite their popularity in books and movies, only 13 percent think vampires are out there.
From black cats to jack-o'-lanterns, to ghost and goblins, the city of Anoka is all about Halloween.
The wet weather this spring and summer has affected many crops -- but it hasn't really impacted the orange gourds.
The results also said that Iowa's favorite is Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, and Wisconsin's is pretzel-filled M&M's.
A St. Paul couple's Halloween engagement was captured on television forever. That big moment happened at the annual Halloween parade in New York's Greenwich Village. Heidi Le and Scott Plocher, both from St. Paul, met online last year.
A St. Paul couple's life changed forever while visiting New York City this Halloween. A couple dressed up as Popeye and Olive Oyl were interviewed on Spectrum's NY1 News Wednesday night. In the middle of the interview, Popeye got on one knee and proposed to Olive Oyl!
The largest online retailer for Halloween costumes has nothing to do with Amazon or Minneapolis-based Target.
A small town in the south metro has been named the best place in Minnesota to trick-or-treat.
Retailers around the mall will pass out candy to families, and photo booth and robot-testing will be available.
A group has started a nationwide petition to change the date of Halloween.
Halloween is quickly approaching, and everyone is looking for spooky, tasty treats without the trick. Taking inspiration from recent food trends, the registered dietitians at Profile by Sanford have some ideas for fun, quirky and healthy snacks -- perfect for kids and adults.
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