Halloween

The time of year has come where you need to be prepared to be scared and have a close encounter with what goes "bump in the night". So if you want to make that happen, here are two locations in Denver you need to see!

A local drive-in closed for the first time in 80 years, a dog committed a crime and we saw an Old Town ghost. It's never dull in NoCo, but in case you missed it...

You've been waiting for this time of year since November 1st, 2015 and it is finally just around the corner! Halloween is quickly approaching and you have been thinking about how you are going to carve your pumpkin this year. But... First you need that perfect pumpkin...

The season of getting scared is just about to start, with many haunted houses in the state of Colorado getting ready to open in the next few days. Here's a list so you know where to get spooked this Halloween!

Fritzler's Corn Maze is 7 miles south of Greeley on Highway 85. They have revealed the design for the 2016 Corn Maze, which opens for the season September 17.

Stranger Things and Pokemon Go will likely rule the streets on Halloween this year, but we took a look back at last year's most-worn costumes in Colorado.

Floods, wildfires or being chased my a mountain lion? Our recent invasion of moths? I-70? No, none of those are THE 'scary thing' here, according to this map.

Halloween is right around the corner, and you'll start planning your trick or treating route so your kids get the most candy possible. But are you aware of the sex offenders that populate the area surrounding your house?

On Oct. 22, the Estes Park hotel will be hosting The Shining Ball. Time to drink RED RUM and party like it's 'winter of '70' and you're being chased with an ax.

Cemeteries throughout the state of Colorado are meant to give us the chance to remember those we have lost, but some are downright scary and give nightmares.

All of the little ghouls, goblins, princesses and pirates in Greeley are invited to celebrate Halloween a day early by dressing up in costume and coming downtown for an afternoon of trick-or-treating fun on Friday, October 30 from 4 to 6 p.m.

If you know a Colorado transplant from Iowa, they may at some point asked you when and where "Beggars' Night" is happening in the area. Your reaction, of course, will be something along the lines of, "What the heck is Beggars' Night?" And that's a totally valid response, because Beggars' Night is one of those weird Halloween traditions that is only observed in Iowa and parts of