Halloween

It may be summer still, but I'm ready to start thinking about Halloween pretty much as soon as it's over. You could go with a classic costume, but each year there are so many options to choose from new shows and movies. Check out these on-trend costumes for Halloween 2019.

According to a new survey of kids ages eight to 17, here are the most popular candies they'd love to receive when they're trick-or-treating:

If you are a horror movie fan or just a fan of Stephen King, then there is a contest coming that is right up your spooky alley.

I am legitimately sad right now. The Twin Falls Corn Maze over by Sprouts on Pole Line Road will not be happening this year. My heart may be broken into a million pieces right now.

It's a big year for the Lowe Family Farmstead! Not only have the unveiled the design for their 2019 Corn MaiZe, it'll be their first year showing it off to families at their new location!

There's a petition going around right now to have the holiday moved to the final Saturday of October so that work and school don't get in the way of the festivities.

A number of teachers in the Middleton School District are in the hot seat after wearing offensive costumes at school on Halloween.

There are fears other children could’ve been given poison.

Were you among the more than 3,100 people, most dressed in costume, who came out for some Halloween fun Wednesday afternoon at the annual "Trick or Treat on Bish's Street"?

The peanut cups are great stored in freezers.

Ghosts and goblins, a piece of toast and hobnoblins … they all came out – both the young and young at heart – for some candy and, of course, to show off their cool costumes at Trick or Treat on Bish's Street.

This is the second of two articles about alleged paranormal experiences from people in your very own Magic Valley. Happy Halloween!