Halloween

Find horrifying houses, terrifying trails, macabre mazes and other spooky spots in North Texas.

Dressing up for trick or treat will also cost you. While the Bureau of Labor Statistics doesn't track the price of costumes, the prices of clothing and homemade sewing supplies have risen too.

The drought has meant a smaller than usual pumpkin crop in Texas this year. Farmers say that drop in supply will mean higher prices for pumpkins popular for fall display and Halloween carving.

The Drug Enforcement Administration is warning that drug dealers are marketing rainbow-colored fentanyl to kids. Many drug experts say that's likely not happening.

Just in time for Halloween, San Antonio's Emily Morgan Hotel has been named among this year's Top 25 Most Haunted American Hotels.

While a new poll indicates Halloween participation is rebounding but still short of pre-pandemic levels, an industry trade group says people who are celebrating are driving record-level spooky spending this year.

Yelp released its roundup of the 20 most haunted spots in Texas this week. Unsurprisingly, the Driskill Hotel and Bar tops the list.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, tells CNN that young children should be able to go trick-or-treating outdoors for Halloween this year.

Public health experts who have been closely following the pandemic’s progress, share tips on how you and your family can successfully handle Halloween this year.

Do the risks associated with COVID-19 mean you have to give up Halloween? Experts say no — but certain precautions are recommended.

Guests may still be wearing shorts and sundresses, but autumn has invaded the Dallas Arboretum. Dave Forehand, Vice President of Gardens, explained this year’s theme, "The Art of the Pumpkin."

It looks like there will be real chills this Halloween — the National Weather Service has issued the first freeze watch of the season.The Dallas-Fort…