Halloween

Skip the typical haunted houses and discover six unusual things to do in Michigan this Halloween, from witchy bars to spooky destinations.

Oak Lawn Cemetery in Sturgis has been quietly holding local stories since 1867, with some monuments telling tales through their artistry alone.

The Haunted Scare Affair is back at Leila Arboretum this October, and this year it's bringing a costume pet parade to the spooky mix.

Paul and Pat opened their doors to everyone, pagan or not, creating a welcoming space for all beliefs right here in Hartford.

WD-40 can keep your carved pumpkin fresh longer, but there's a catch when it comes to candles and safety.

Michigan's got its own taste when it comes to Halloween candy, and it's not what you'd expect based on what the rest of the country is grabbing.

One of Michigan’s strangest Halloween stories is true: Harry Houdini died in Detroit on October 31, 1926. His final days included an injury, unexpected punches, and one last performance.

Five college students walk into a cabin, accidentally unleash pure chaos, and Ash grabs his chainsaw to save the day with songs and laughs.

Your pet's Halloween costume could earn them professional carpet cleaning and a Pet Supplies Plus shopping spree this year.

Trunk-or-treat events are changing how Michigan families do Halloween, but is the traditional neighborhood trick-or-treat fading away?