halloween

There's Halloween displays and then there's Karl Housel's house. His Halloween attraction is one of the best in central New York and may not return this year without your help.

With the Pandemic still weighing heavy on the Halloween holiday the local American Red Cross chapter is offering safer alternative to Trick-or-Treating.

You're more likely to find Freddy Krueger on Elm Street than you are to find marijuana edibles in you're child's Halloween candy.

Mother Nature is playing a trick for Halloween. Accumulating snow is possible in central New York, especially in the higher elevations and some areas could see temperatures drop into the teens.

Fall in Utica and Rome can always big crazy weather. Some days it could be in the high 70's, others we could see frost. Would you believe it if we had snow on Halloween this year?

Shiver me timbers! You need to see this 50 foot shipwrecked Halloween display mate!

Does it get any more cozy than a fall movie night with farm animals?

Destiny USA of Syracuse is making Halloween safer and more fun for 2020. They are hosting the first Pic or Treat Costume Contest.

Spooky Season is finally here at the Utica Zoo. You can bring your family to the zoo to enjoy the fall spooky season, while still being safe during a pandemic.

COVID-19 has many people quarantining at home looking for something new to do to fill all that extra time. Or something old to do. A central New York photographer has picked up her camera again after a two year break and her photos are downright spooky.

The lights on Jacob Lane are well known in central New York. The family even appeared on Season 7 of the Great Christmas Light Fight. But they also light up the house at Halloween.

Are you looking for a fun, and safe, trick or treat experience this year for the family? Look no further than the City of Rome.
The Rome Art and Community Center is hosting "Trick or Treat Street" on Friday October 16th from 6:30PM - 8:30PM...