Halloween

I never thought we would be "those" people. You know what I am talking about. Those, who once Halloween is over, put up their Christmas tree.

The New York Comic Con was a few weekends ago and the cosplayers really pulled out all the stops. Here are a few of my favorite costumes that you could use for Halloween costumes inspiration.

Sunday is for football and baseball, but also, for Halloween. If you're in a pinch, and want to represent your Capital Region fandom, here are ten costume ideas.

Take a sneak peek inside the Amityville Horror House, one of the most famous haunted houses in America without taking home an evil spirit.

From 1985 to 2003, Buffalo Bills' legend Bruce Smith had opposing quarterbacks seeing ghosts. Now, he's honoring their memory in a hilarious way.

In the early 1700s, a family settled in Schaghticoke known as the Knickerbockers. There are many stories surrounding this family and this weekend, one of the most gruesome tales will be told by ghostly characters. The Knickerbocker Mansion in Schaghticoke hosts this chilling event about the Kettlyhun Massacre.

With Halloween less than a week away, it's important to run down the list of things you should absolutely never give out to Capital Region trick or treaters.

I went on a haunted hayride over the weekend and it was great. But what's included in the hayride is five haunted houses that you walk through. We had the option to just exit after the hayride but we were with another family with two boys Ryan's age. Ryan is ten and he's not fond of haunted houses and neither am I. We both sucked it up and went in.

The spirit of a legendary vaudeville performer is said to make her presence known through music and other hijinks.

Which do you like better? A Red Candy Apple? Or a Caramel Covered Apple?

These are a few of the cutest furry friends all dressed up for Halloween. These may give you some ideas for your pet's costume. Thanks to everyone in the Capital Region and beyond who submitted their pets' photos for our gallery on Facebook.

This time of year conjures up old ghost stories and folklore. One of the scariest of all Halloween stories comes from a small town about one hundred thirty miles south of Albany. It is a tale passed down through generations and its central character is The Headless Horseman. The town is in Westchester County and it is the Legend of Sleepy Hollow.