Scary Forecast Pushes Halloween Festivities In Delaware Valley Indoors
The Halloween tradition of trick-or-treating is still going on in different ways in communities throughout the region.
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The Halloween tradition of trick-or-treating is still going on in different ways in communities throughout the region.
According to Psychology Today, costumes are a way to explore someone you aren't or reflect a part of your personality that isn't obvious.
Check out some of the best costumes from our viewers around the Delaware Valley!
A lot of parents are opting to stay in this year for Halloween and it's not because of the forecast.
AAA suggests parents put reflective tape and stickers on costumes and have children carry flashlights and glow sticks so drivers can see them better.
The themes included Gritty, the Phanatic, a pretzel, a cheesesteak and Rocky.
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With the safety of children in mind, a number of municipalities have elected to reschedule dates for trick-or-treaters.
A five-year-old Nebraska boy with a rare disease will be piloting an innovative Star Wars themed costume this Halloween.
A potent storm system is set to impact the Delaware Valley on Thursday into late Thursday night.
The popularity of robotic surgery is growing for some types of operations.
The Dracula move is good for both kids and adults.
Babies In Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia's NICU Unit Celebrate Halloween
Lisa Boll says she's a big Sesame Street fan and wanted to celebrate the show on its 50th anniversary.
There are plenty of opportunities for trick-or-treaters to get in the Halloween spirit with parades and events across our area.
You can see the display all through the month of October.
Terror Behind The Walls returns for its 29th season at Eastern State on Sept. 20.
So far, over 67,000 people have signed the petition with the goal of getting 75,000 signatures.
Police concluded that the false reports were posted as hearsay from a third party.
The car owner was not Jewish.
Let the debate begin.
You know how it's easy to get carried away with Halloween decorations, that's kind of what happened to Pitman firefighter Jonathan Martin.
Some of the younger patients couldn't take their eyes off the furry orange character.
Babies in the Intensive Care Nursery were able to celebrate their first Halloween in some adorable costumes Wednesday.
Hershey's has come up with a way to help you exchange the Halloween candy you don't like.
