Halloween

Why just about everyone benefits moving this ghoulish holiday to the last Saturday of October.

Why settle for the same old pumpkins? A rainbow of options could transform your Halloween vibe completely.

You can't trust that thing.

As a kid, anything slightly scary can give you the heebie-jeebies, but there were some especially creepy movies back in the '90s that had us hiding under our covers.

Most babies would be scared of the song. Not this one.

There's a good chance you will see more pumpkin colors besides orange while trick-or-treating this Halloween. Here's what you need to know.

Americans are spending more on candy, but that doesn't mean trick-or-treaters are getting more on Halloween night.

1980s-era Halloween had its own vibe, from the waxy candy bags to the widespread fear of razor blades in apples. Think you can handle the nostalgia?

The company has already announced which cities will be the first to get Spirit Christmas stores.

Time for you to vote. Move it to Saturdays or keep it traditional on the 31st.