Halloween Grinch Caught On Tape Stealing Decorations In South Philly
Philadelphia police are searching for the Halloween Grinch who was caught on tape stealing decorations.
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Philadelphia police are searching for the Halloween Grinch who was caught on tape stealing decorations.
Halloween will be coming a little early for patients at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Monday.
Before you head out with the little ones, make sure you know your township's safety guidelines and after-dark hours! Check out our list here.
Ethan Reid, author of "The Undying," from Simon & Schuster shares his list of the creepiest vacation spots around the world for Halloween.
This public ghost hunt of a 180-year-old mansion in Chester Heights, Delaware County isn't your typical Halloween event.
If you're looking for a real scare this week, or just want to hear some original Jamaican tunes man, get yourself into the 80's mindset (just the mindset though, no one wants to see you in your Zumba's) and head over to North Star Bar.
Hadas Kuznits reports on two Halloween-related festivals on Saturday, October 25th, and a new restaurant opening at the Navy Yard.
Looking for something to do today? Here are our top three picks…there's something for everyone in the Philadelphia area!
Here's where to take your brood of candy-craving little monsters for a safe, festive and community-centric trick-or-treat in Philly.
Americans will be shelling out major money for Halloween treats, decorations and costumes this year.
Sidney Crosby dressed as Rocky Balboa for Halloween.
Before the corn is harvested for the season, head to one of these nearby farms for a corn-mazing good time.
Hooray for the weekend! There is so much fun to be had in and around Philly this weekend - it's spooky! Check out one of these great family friendly events including celebrations of fall, Halloween fun, and pumpkins a plenty! -- Jennifer Oxenford
I bet if we told you to think of something that's both terrifying and vintage, creepy dolls and your parents' prom pictures would be the first two things to pop into mind. But, what if we told you about something older and even more terrifying than those vintage pictures? Just imagine one of the first penitentiaries in the country, where prisoners were held in solitary confinement for their entire stay, getting turned into a haunted house for Halloween (told ya there was something scarier than seeing your mom with a mullet).
The advocacy group FARE is asking people across the country to participate in the "Teal Pumpkin Project" this Halloween.
It's a beer theme on this week's "What's Cooking on 1060," as Hadas previews a new craft beer brewery in Old City, a new gay sports bar in center city, and a Halloween beer crawl.
Ebola zombies, Ebola containment workers and even an Ebola soup are some ideas being thrown out there for Halloween costumes this year.
Chris recounted a story about Pennsylvanians leaving political parties to become independents, singer Chris Brown's fears that Ebola was engineered to control the earth's population, and an animal rights activist's rant against eating meat at a restaurant in San Francisco. He talked to Mollie Hemingway from the Federalist at 7:20, Tom McGrath from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00 and Father Francis Berna from LaSalle University at 8:20.
Here are some of America's creepiest historic sites every person curious about the paranormal should visit.
With Halloween right around the corner, animal experts say it takes planning to keep your pets out of scary situations.
These recipes from Philadelphia experts are sure to delight your family and friends at your Halloween gatherings.
Keep your kids safe this Halloween night by going over some trick-or-treating safety tips with them.
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.
You can find spooktacular shows, tours, family-friendly events and pub crawls to enhance every aspect of your Halloween spirit in Philadelphia.
