(WBIR - Knoxville) There's plenty of stuff to legitimately be afraid of on Halloween. Yet, an urban legend about strangers tampering with treats has wrongfully terrified parents for decades. Tales of ...

Whenever Halloween rolls around, there's so much candy on store shelves that it's impossible to miss. Candy is certainly a quintessential part of the holiday now, but that wasn't always the case.

Every October, Halloween rolls into town like clockwork – bringing with it costumes, candy and decorations which eat into the bank account every year. Yet, most people don’t really stop and think ...

Fill your Halloween nights with fireworks and glowing pumpkins that make the season feel alive beyond your front door. In many cities, Halloween has evolved from haunted houses to massive parades and ...

Halloween falls on Oct. 31 every year, which is a Friday in 2025. The Celtic fall celebration Samhain laid the foundation for some of the Halloween traditions we recognize today. Ghost stories and ...

Ever been in an empty house and felt like someone's watching you? For some, that sensation, that fear of ghosts, is never-ending. Opinion A look back at the folklore of rabies in humans reveals ties ...

Our friends at EpicVin.com put together a list of Halloween myths and some do actually involve cars! 1) "Poisoned candy is the big danger." Advertisement Article continues below this ad Myth. The ...

: costumed figures, glowing pumpkins, and haunted tales, traces its ancestry to Samhain, an ancient Celtic harvest festival that marked the boundary between autumn and winter. During that time, people ...

Our friends at EpicVin.com put together a list of Halloween myths and some do actually involve cars! Myth. The biggest Halloween risk isn't candy. It's cars and traffic at dusk. Kids are short, fast, ...