Halloween

With Halloween right around the corner and Thanksgiving down the street, you may want your house to look the creepiest it can be, but no time and energy can prevent that.

Get ready for a spooky shopping experience like no other, as Spirit Halloween transforms its stores into immersive haunted adventures.

If horror movies and shows about ghosts and the paranormal have taught me anything, it is that there is no bad time of year to be scared.

How early is too early to start decorating for the Holidays? I’ve talked about this question many times, but the one thing I’ve never really done is get your direct opinion.

Here are some true stories from some truly creepy places in Washington State.

Who's ready to get festive?

The world of country music did not disappoint this year.

Don't get too creeped out yet--they are just spooky stories!

Parents are always on the lookout for issues with the Halloween candy their kids bring home. Razor Blades seem to be the most concerning thing to find because, well...they've been found in candy.

The radio announcer broke the frightening stillness of the airwaves. “Ladies and gentlemen, due to circumstances beyond our control, we are unable to continue the broadcast from Grovers Mill.”

Here are five ghost stories of actual encounters with paranormal entities near Tri-Cities. The first story was actually featured on a hit ghost hunter TV series. Some are creepy and others are more positive in nature.

Hop in your car and head out for a scare trek! There's plenty of scary, haunted places in Washington to see.