Halloween

Hint: it has nothing to do with the blizzard of 1991!

Some area businesses are offering Halloween deals to put a little extra spooky in the season.

It's definitely worth sitting with kids and going over these tips just to make them aware that while Halloween should be a fun time, it also requires some precautions and common sense from everyone.

The event started as a way to fill a void in the community and now - 26 years later - it's become a tradition.

If you're looking for an opportunity to take the kids trick-or-treating in a warm, safe environment on Halloween afternoon, then head down to Duluth City Hall-oween.

Bring the kids to this free event from 5 pm to 8 pm at the Railview Apartments in Proctor.

This is a unique, out-of-the-box way to spend Halloween!

Two classic movies, each great in their own right, but combined can work and does for a little laugh and creeps.

Everyone loves Halloween and a special two-day event shines the spotlight on the "scariest of holidays"

oin the folks at the Superior Public Library for the next edition of their Crafternoon program.

As you plan out your Halloween costume, it sounds like you may want to make sure it fits over a coat.

Here's another great Halloween event at the library's main branch!