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When you think of fall and Halloween in Upstate New York, chances are you think of haunted hayrides, corn mazes, and haunted houses. Well, there is a terrifying adventure that isn't for the faint of heart but if you love to be truly scared during the season, this may be right up your alley.

If you're looking to get away for your house Halloween night, why not going out to dinner and why not make it haunted?

On Saturday night, my girlfriend Samantha and I went down to Ulster Park (Kingston basically) and did the Headless Horseman hayride and the other scary stuff they do at the #1 rated haunted attraction in America.  We actually enjoy it very much, and don't mind the hour plus long drive.  It's become pretty much an annual tradition since we started dating 5 years ago.  This year my suga-momma Sam bo

Whether you love it or hate it, this is the time of year for the spooky and scary. Little did you know, one of the most haunted places in the country, we have right here in our backyard.

Halloween is right around the corner and it's time to get haunting. The very popular Capitol Hauntings Tours start up again later this month and run through October.

If you love to watch scary movies, you have a chance to make some serious money. There's a little bit more to it than just watching, but it's pretty easy money. Here's how.

I'm usually pretty well-versed in true crime stories, especially if they're local but this story recently featured on Netflix I've never heard of and the internet has some questions.

Every time Starbucks comes out with a crazy frappuccino, I try it. I just heard they introduced their "Witches Brew" frappuccino and gave it a shot.

Neighbors in my apartment complex are starting to decorate for the Halloween season. I enjoy seeing all of the festive decorations and usually don't mind the scary ones. When we returned home the other night, Ryan screamed and was terrified at what we saw across the street. Check out the picture...what should I do?

We've listed some of the Capital Region's most popular and scary haunted attractions and we want you to vote on the which one is your favorite.

The best part of Fall for me, isn't the cider donuts or pumpkin spice everything, it's the high quality, well produced haunted attractions that turn innocent corn fields and farm trails into hair-raising hayrides and pastures of evil.  We have some great haunted attractions in the Capital Region and they will begin their 2018 season in less than a few weeks.  Here's your ghostly guide to 5 of the

A homeowner in Massachusetts decided to get together with her kids and make a decoration for their home. Sounds cute, right?