Halloween

Remember the thrill of navigating through The Big Boo? Amarillo's favorite haunted house left a mark on our Halloween traditions that still echoes today.

Imagine Michael Myers navigating the job market right here in El Paso—he’s swapping the knife for a resume, and it’s a sight to see.

It sounds strange, but scary movies might help ease your anxiety instead of making it worse. One East Texan found that facing fictional fear made real life feel calmer.

The 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' shocked the world in 1974 and made Japan believe Texas was a dangerous and haunted place.

Many Tyler locals grew up hearing scary stories about the infamous “Werewolf Road” near Barron Cemetery. For some it was a teenage rite of passage, for others it was downright terrifying.

From towering decorations to costumed pets, Texans are going all out for Halloween this year. The creativity on display is truly something to behold.

Costumes and candy are fun, but safety comes first. Here’s how Texas parents can quickly check their neighborhood before Halloween night.

If you're looking for a little thrill this season, Texas has a knack for mixing fright with fun, unlike anywhere else.

Prepare for a hair-raising adventure exploring haunted spots in Texas this spooky season.

With spooky decorations popping up in Lubbock early, it’s clear the Halloween season is knocking at our doors.