Halloween

An off-duty Nevada state trooper was dressed as a “Star Wars” stormtrooper when she stopped a suspected drunken driver who had entered a Las Vegas freeway driving in the wrong direction.

Hundreds of people ignored city and state coronavirus mass gathering laws to party over Halloween weekend, the latest attracted more than 550 people to a warehouse in the Bronx, officials said. New York City Deputy Sheriffs busted another party around 1 a.m. on Sunday at a warehouse on Seabury Avenue. Officials surveilled the scene upon arrival and watched more than…

Halloween parades, parties and haunted houses were canceled as the coronavirus pandemic left its mark on the holiday and its traditions this year

Drive through the Westfarms Boo-levard for a safe alternative to trick-or-treating on October 31st from 9am – noon.

A Charlotte family isn’t letting the COVID-19 pandemic put a stop to trick-or-treating. They’ve created a self-sanitizing “TransylVending” machine to dispense candy.

Watch the TODAY anchors take the stage for Halloween as they channel Broadway stars.

With coronavirus cases surging across the U.S., kids and parents are being reminded to celebrate Halloween safely. Etiquette expert Elaine Swann joins LX News to provide social distancing tips you should consider to have fun and stay safe this weekend.

Jimmy Fallon performs his “Monster Mash” parody “Monster Hangover,” featuring The Roots.

Debbie McTigue’s South Windsor house isn’t haunted, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at her front yard. Skeletons, the grim reaper, and a headless doorman are just part of her landscape this time of year. McTigue said she likes to scare people on Halloween, all in good fun of course. This year, though, she knows things will need...

Families across the state are looking for alternative ways to celebrate Halloween amid the pandemic.

Dr. Deirdre Gifford,the acting commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Public Health, shares her thoughts about how families can celebrate Halloween while staying safe.

Do you think you might be living with a ghost? Paranormal investigator and author Amy Bruni shares her top tips for confronting the spirit haunting your home.

Halloween definitely looks a bit different this year, but there are still many communities trying to provide alternative ways to ensure families have some spooky and safe fun. Connecticut Department of Public Health also recently issued some guidelines for Trick-or-Treating on Halloween to help minimize the spread amid the COVID-19 Pandemic. Here are some fun spooktacular events happening across the…

NBC Connecticut presents an all new half hour special episode Saturday, October 31 at 9AM!

For Americans, 2020 was a year when fear and death commandeered front-row seats in life.

The city of Hartford is asking residents to avoid going door to door to trick-or-treat this Halloween and to look for safe alternatives amid the coronavirus pandemic. Hartford’s mayor, health director, and fire chief held a news conference Monday afternoon to give guidance on how to safely celebrate Halloween. “Like almost everything else in 2020, Halloween has got to look…

Masks: they’ve always been part of Halloween tradition but never like this year. While spooky season is in full fright mode around the state, those in the Halloween business have adapted to COVID-19 protocols. At East Haven’s Shore Line Trolley Museum, you’ll find the Haunted Isle. People are taken on a trolley into a secret, secluded wooded location. There,...

Masks: they’ve always been part of Halloween tradition but never like this year. While spooky season is in full fright mode around the state, those in the Halloween business have adapted to COVID-19 protocols.

West Hartford Hauntings is celebrating Halloween a little differently this year, keeping in mind COVID-19 guidelines and still giving people a fun, spooky experience.

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The last two weekends of October in Salem typically draw widespread attention for its Halloween spirit, with tourists traveling hours to see the haunted happenings. But this year, officials have implemented new measures to hopefully reduce crowds in lieu of the coronavirus pandemic. The new measures aimed at scaring away visitors include fewer commuter rail trains stopping in Salem and…