trick or treat

If you plan on letting your children go trick-or-treating, check their bags before they eat the treats.

This Saturday, October 31st, the Scott Business Association, Scott Police Department, and Scott Area Team Sports (SATS) have teamed up to hold "Scary Street in Scott."

There are still some fun, family friendly Halloween events to celebrate this year, despite the coronavirus pandemic

Mayor Jennifer Vidrine also stated that there would be no haunted houses or large gatherings of any kind allowed.

It's just hard to think of them when we are surrounded by candy aisles at the grocery stores.

Crowley Mayor Tim Monceaux has announced he has reversed his previous decision and has decided to allow trick-or-treating this Halloween.

Mayor LaToya Cantrell gave the 12-year-old credit for trying to save Halloween in her press briefing.

This letter is written for those parents who drive their kids from door to door in a busy neighborhood on Halloween.

Halloween is here and while we want everyone to have a great time trick-or-treating, your children's safety should be a top priority.

It's so simple and will even add to your kid's costume!

Trick or Treat fans will want to incorporate a coat into their costume ensemble based on the Halloween weather forecast.

The folks behind the movement want to add an extra day of celebration on the last Saturday of October