Calendar: Week of October 28
From National Cat Day to Halloween, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead
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From National Cat Day to Halloween, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead
Company faces backlash over pumpkins painted back with white mouths after law firm's display sparks controversy
Zephan Cantu loves the Hulk. So a group of students figured out how to create a Hulk costume for him that fits with his wheelchair
For some children with autism, trick-or-treating could be overwhelming, but blue pumpkins will let others know they are trying to enjoy the day
Authorities warn that "drug laced" edibles can be difficult to tell apart from real candy
Kids with wheelchairs can now dress up like a pirate on a ship or a princess in a carriage
This company is looking for one (un)lucky winner for "the scariest social experiment of the season"
Changing the date of Halloween may not be so easy since it's not a federal holiday
Halloween costumes are more inclusive than ever before
During a 2016 segment on ABC's talk show, Behar displayed a 1970s-era photo of herself at a Halloween party
The longtime Republican official was forced to resign just 17 days into his new post
Kelly was in the second of a three-year contract that reportedly paid her more than $20 million a year
The Queen biopic soared past its rocky path to theaters
The streets were lined with debris, but the kids didn't care – they just wanted candy
The school superintendent said he's "deeply troubled" teachers wore "costumes that are clearly insensitive and inappropriate"
Last spring, 2-year-old Parker Curry went viral for her love of Michelle Obama – and she's at it again with her Halloween costume
Authorities advised people to check their candy
"My job us to ensure the safety of the children and the community and that's what I'm going to do," Butts County, Georgia sheriff told CBS News
Exton's mom says he has many health problems, but you'd never know it by the way he dances to "Baby Shark"
Children face the greatest danger, according to a new traffic study
"The Special Olympics are right to call me out on it," he said
Many argue that changing the holiday to a Saturday would make it safer and easier for families
Officers at the police station initially thought it was a Halloween prank
Insurance "claims data is pretty spooky": Violent crime on Oct. 31 evening is about 50% greater than other dates
Scary movies are raking it in at the box office, and one reason is what sociologist Margee Kerr calls the "high" that people get from spine-tingling cinematic terror