Halloween

Texas parents are spreading the word about blue and teal Halloween buckets! Learn what these colors mean for trick-or-treaters before Halloween night.

From a phantom gas station west of Amarillo to the doors at old St. Anthony's, these spooky season stories come straight from locals who say they lived them.

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

Haunted mazes, scare zones, and Halloween entertainment take over the Arlington theme park after dark. Mix 93-1 listeners can enter to win tickets.

These folks take their skeletons seriously. Nightmare on 19th Street is giving away haunted house tickets plus a professionally upgraded skeleton for your yard.

Texas has no shortage of supposedly haunted spots, from creepy old hotels to abandoned hospitals where strange things keep happening.

Texas has a whole museum dedicated to Halloween, and it's filled with creepy collectibles, haunted dolls, and plenty of spooky history!

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.

Piney Park in Marshall is getting ready for another season of pumpkin picking, family activities and fall fun, with a chance for East Texas families to win tickets.

Amarillo's Spirit Halloween season kicks off with the Westgate Mall store now open and a second Bell Street location coming in August.

Got leftover Halloween candy? Get $2 per pound (3 lb limit) at Amarillo’s candy buy back Nov 7, plus kids’ activities and free child IDs.

This Halloween, the kids can stay up late without a care in the world. Let the festivities begin!