Halloween

Even though it was a little windy, Halloween and "Trick or Treating" still took place all across Central New York.

12 North Sports Bar in Marcy is the host of Woodchuckers Axe Throwing and this Saturday for Halloween, you have the chance to work on your defensive strategy against zombies.

State Police are warning parents to check their kid's Halloween booty for marijuana edibles that look a lot like popular trick or treat candy.

This particular item can cause nausea, vomiting, and worse if ingested in large quantities, so make sure you keep an eye on the kids.

The owners of the Trail of Terror have been putting on the show for 31 years and are committed to making each year even better.

In the past, Brix Pizzeria in Dolgeville has been a community staple as a place to stop for trick-or-treating on Halloween.

With Halloween right around the corner, the New York State Department of Health has released a list of do's and don'ts to follow for 2020.

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

When you've done all the regular Halloween stuff and you're ready to really do something different - how about a haunted llama hike?

A Whitesboro couple is ready for a COVID-safe Halloween with a custom-built candy chute.

Two neighbors have turned a sleepy Central New York road near Rome into a Halloween spectacular as each tries to outdo the other with their Halloween decor.

The centerpiece of the spooky display is a giant animatronic spider crawling up and down an enormous web.