Many early pranks involved “buggies.” Teenaged boys would sneakily take a buggy apart, piece by piece, only to reassemble it in unusual places, like churches, schools, or “rooftops.” Another popular ...

ANOKA, MN – Anoka’s Halloween tradition began less as a celebration than an intervention. It was 1919, and the one-time logging town set along the Rum River about 20 miles north of Minneapolis was ...

"Give us candy, give us cake, give us something sweet to take. Give us cookies, fruit and gum, hurry up and give us some. You had better do it quick or we'll surely play a trick." That quote is from ...

Once again, Jimmy Kimmel asked parents to pretend that they ate all of the Halloween candy and record their kids' reactions. There were tears, tantrums and even curse words, but there were also kids ...

If you’ve grown up thinking that Halloween was a holiday for children and the severely delusional, then you are sadly mistaken my friend. Halloween is, in fact, a holiday celebrating the creative ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Masked trio. (Photo credit: ABC7) Three individuals wanted for burglary after terrorizing a home in Halloween costumes have been ...

Witnesses have spoken of their terror after 11 people were injured in a mass stabbing on a London-bound train. Dozens of travellers were forced to barricade ...

Anoka, Minnesota, began its Halloween celebrations in 1920 to curb destructive pranks by local youths. The town's civic festivities, including a parade, became a model for other cities to deter ...