Halloween

Discover the eerie side of Wyoming, ranked second spookiest state in the U.S. by Qrfy.com. Ghost towns, haunted hotels, and chilling encounters await!

Many Wyoming residents will finish their Halloween activities with a scary movie, but could this lead to nightmares?

Let's make this the next great thing.

The Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service has posted a ''Halloween Planner" outlook for the weather for tomorrow night. The agency posted the following on its website: Looking like a cool but sunny day across the area...

What does an exploding 1,500 pumpkin look like? Find out here!

Despite the blast of winter that has hit southwest Wyoming over the last several days, the Halloween forecast looks fairly seasonal for late October. Before we get there, however, wind chills in the subzero range are possible in both Cheyenne and Laramie on Sunday and Monday night...

It’s almost time for the spookiest day of the year! Whether you’re planning to take your pets trick-or-treating with you or if you want to delight trick-or-treaters with a costumed pet, there are all kinds of reasons to play dress up this Halloween. From vampires, dinosaurs, pumpkins and tacos, you’ll find plenty of cute and silly costumes for your cats and dogs. Take a look!

Right out of the "why didn't I think of that" book.

Yes, they really do go BUMP in the night.

McDonald's announces the return of a frighteningly fun Halloween treat.