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On Halloween, more than 100 communities in the Pittsburgh area will be trick-or-treating, so one AHN doctor is telling families how to remain safe.
COVID-19 may make it different but there are plenty of ways to make the holiday fun and keep the Halloween spirit alive.
Get a smaller bird this year.
Halloween is sure to look different this year thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.
Amid a fall resurgence of coronavirus in Pennsylvania, Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine says people should rethink the upcoming holidays, including small gatherings.
Officials are calling for extra caution this Halloween season, with the holiday falling on a Saturday.
With Halloween less than a week away, Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt will be sporting some spooky season flair on his cleats this afternoon.
A front yard pumpkin patch in Bethel Park is helping to raise money to find a cure for Multiple Sclerosis.
Witches Paddle began last year among friends and they're hoping to make it a fundraiser in the future.
The pandemic has affected just about every industry imaginable but will holiday shopping be hit the same?
Pittsburgh Today Live's Heather and David chat with Kidsburgh Ambassador Yu-Ling Behr about family-friendly Halloween fun!
Christopher Criscuolo couldn't think of anything scarier than COVID-19.
A local doctor said the risk of catching coronavirus while trick-or-treating is "relatively low" if standard safety guidelines are followed.
As Halloween approaches, kids - and lots of parents too - look forward to finding their favorite goodies in their treat bags.
It's a dream job that will give you nightmares: you can get paid $1,000 to binge-watch horror movies this Halloween.
The Pitcairn Police Department is encouraging residents to practice social distancing for the upcoming Halloween holiday with trick-or-treaters.
As if 2020 isn't weird enough, it's a year with 13 full moons rather than 12 -- and two of these will occur in October.
An annual Halloween parade that the city said drew thousands of people last year has been canceled.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued its first guidance for the holidays, including Halloween.
The Borough of Dormont is joining a number of South Hills neighborhoods not placing restrictions on trick-or-treating this Halloween.
Officials in Bethel Park are allowing residents to participate in trick-or-treating this Halloween.
With Halloween just six weeks away, the pandemic is causing a scare in the industry.
Communities and municipalities around the region are grappling with whether to allow trick or treating this Halloween.
An Ohio man's idea for a touch-free trick-or-treat experience is going viral.
