Halloween

The Halloween classic that usually airs twice a year on ABC will now been seen on a streaming service.

2020's been a lean year, but there'll be no shortage of treats for Halloween here in Central Texas.

Every year, families in Temple flock downtown for the annual Fright Fest on Halloween night. Temple Parks & Rec is doing things a little differently this year.

As if 2020 wasn't scary enough, a family in Katy took inspiration from a chilling Mexican legend when they decorated their yard for Halloween. Take a look.

Blackmon Community Center is set to host an evening of pumpkin decorating, and your family is invited. However, you'll need to get pre-registered.

Want a COVID friendly way to trick or treat? There's an app for that.

Central Texas' most terrifying attraction opens its hellish gates for an absolute scream every weekend in October with over 23,000 square feet of horror.

Halloween should be a fun time of tricks and treats for everyone, including our dogs. Copperas Cove is the place for dog lovers to be October 31st.

Spooky things will be afoot along the hayride trail in Temple October 24. If you dare to be there for the scare, get registered tonight.

Horror fans gather around because the "Silence of the Lambs" house just went up for sale and it's surprisingly affordable.