halloween

The latest slasher is a big step down from the last ‘Halloween.’

This is the time of year that we get to see a whole new side of our neighbors. The house might look serene and picturesque from the outside, but then all of a sudden you're face-to-face with a faceless lady wrapped in linens hanging from a tree, and you're wondering if you should bother them for a screwdriver.

For newbies, the coolest Halloween street in all the land is Boise's Harrison Boulevard, where typically they're required to go all out for Halloween, but this year, it won't be required.

There is nothing a kid loves more at Halloween than getting a pillowcase so heavy and full of candy that they have to drag it home, and at the same time, there's nothing a parent loves more than having some sort of healthy benefit from that huge sugar stash. This idea is a win-win.

Spooky Szn is upon us!

A four-hour road trip across southern Idaho will let you soak in some gorgeous fall views, and when you finish with that relaxing breath of fresh air, you'll arrive at a place so scary that you might have nightmares for weeks. Are you ready?

A list of several scary sites around our state.

The very popular and oh so loved Boise Hawks' Baseball-o-ween has been cancelled this year. It is a wonderful annual event that was set to take place at Memorial Stadium. The fun and spooky family event was a partnership with the Idaho Transportation Department. Not all hope is lost though, just postponed. The Boise Hawks' Baseball-o-ween has been postponed until spring of 2022.

It's officially SpoOoky season! We're stocking up on decorations candy, and scented candles. Here's the one Idaho is OBSESSED with!

Come dressed in your spookiest costumes and get ready for a night of trick-or-treating and so much more