Halloween

When Fall rolls around, you really have a ton of outdoor fun options. You could check out the foliage as it changes color, or even do a haunted house, corn maze, or a straw maze.

Halloween is a scary good time for most of us. We watch horror movies, we dress up, we get candy. What's not to love, right?

If you live in Twin Falls, you've probably been "Boo-ed" around Halloween time. Getting "Boo-ed" can be fun, but some people are extremely annoyed by it.

There are a lot of reasons to love Halloween. From the costumes to the candy and the parties to the decorations. Everyone can have fun with this holiday.

If you are planning to get a pair of colored contact lenses to finish off your Halloween costume, the side effects of improper use could be more scary than your actual costume.

The College of Southern Idaho's dance students will be performing their annual stage production, "Thriller" next week.

It’s not enough to just have a pumpkin for Halloween anymore. No, we live in a time where pineapple jack-o’-lanterns, election-ready Trumpkins, wild pumpkin regattas and seriously obese pumpkins and are hogging the attention, so you’ve got to go next level if you want to stand out...

One of the perks of owning a house around the holidays is you can decorate it however you want. Some people take it easy on the decor and other take it to a whole new level

Luke Bryan says that his wife Caroline picks his Halloween costume every year -- it's just his job to put it on!

If you see a teal pumpkin on a front porch, chances are it's not for decoration.

Halloween is a weird holiday, so doing weird things during it should be the norm, right? That's often true, but there is one weird thing that you can do on Halloween in Idaho that will get you arrested - maybe.

Loads of candy. That's what my kids want for Halloween this year.