trick or treat

Pick up the wrong candy and you could become the victim of getting your house egged this year.

If you're going to be out trick-or-treating tonight with your own kids but you still want to pass out candy to the neighborhood, this self-serve method will solve your dilemma. And with no potential downsides, this is a total Halloween win.

While out trick or treating, you may encounter a home displaying a teal pumpkin along with the traditional orange ones, but what does it mean?

We're just a few weeks away from the sugar rush. Are you jumping on the candy train?

You'll know exactly which houses to go to for candy and haunted houses.

One Texas city is in the top 10 in the country when it comes to passing out the most candy on Halloween.  We know this from an app that's basically a private social network, and alerts neighbors that the light will be on and you'll be passing out the Starbursts this year. But what about those full-sized Snickers bars?

Tonight is almost the biggest night of the year for kids, second only to Christmas probably, because they'll be going door to door with their cute little catch phrases to get their haul of the candy goodness!

Well it seems like Halloween was a long time ago, but it was just last week.  This guy took the opportunity to dish out some tricks instead of treats in the form of basically anything he could find sitting around the house and the pantry. Packets of unidentifable mystery sauce, ancient cereals, old hardware, broken machine parts...