There are some super creative people out there in Western New York. Everyone is getting ready now that this is the week for Halloween. COVID-19 may have changed some of your family's trick-or-treating traditions this year, but one thing that isn't going away is the creative pumpkin carvers in Buffalo...
Remember when people were trying to get Halloween moved to a Saturday permanently? Well, this year, it's a Saturday. So when will the trick or treaters be out?
Trick or Treating is allowed here in Western New York! So how do you deliver those treats to ghosts and goblins and keep everyone safe at the same time?
Will this be last hurrah for Summer-like temperatures this year? With most residents already preparing for the cold weather ahead, pools are closed, and some of the lawn chairs and patio furniture is already stored but it's going to feel like Summer Friday.
North Tonawanda to hold a trick-or-treating drive-thru event and they have asked residents to follow guidelines if they still want to trick-or-treat on Halloween night.
There has been a lot of back and forth about whether or not Halloween should happen this year. More specifically, the trick or treating in Western New York? Is it too risky to have kids go up to houses this year? Should we just take the year off do you think...