Halloween is celebrated around the globe, but nowhere does it take hold quite like in the United States. Ranking just behind Christmas and Thanksgiving, it’s the nation’s third most popular holiday.

Halloween has ballooned into a $12.2 billion spectacle, with towering skeletons and animatronic ghouls turning neighborhoods into seasonal attractions. For decades, Halloween decorating meant carving ...

Sarah Armstrong, a Google Trends expert, breaks down this month's search trends on “Morning in America.” Armstrong says major topics include “K-Pop Demon Hunters” costumes, Halloween candy, Diane ...

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 ...

In the first act of the Judgement House drama, actors gathered for a raucous teen party with lots of booze. In the second scene at the born-again haunted house, the young Matt Mitchell and other kids ...

Whether you’re in it for the candy, the costumes, or the creepy vibes, several East Coast cities are serving serious Halloween spirit this year. A new report from WalletHub ranked Jersey City, Newark, ...

Fall brings a festive lineup of holidays, but one stands out for its costumes, candy, spooky fun and centuries of tradition: Halloween. Other holidays, such as Dia de los Muertos, All Saints’ Day, All ...

Halloween is done the best in New York, a recently released Wallethub study revealed. New York City topped the personal finance company's list, which compared 100 of the largest U.S. cities across 41 ...

An estimated 73% of Americans celebrate the spooky holiday, adding up to over 250 million people. Despite being widely celebrated, it's not a federal holiday. In fact, its roots are found across the ...

Halloween in America is believed to be a descendant of the Celtic harvest festival that was also designed to remember the dead and ward off ghosts. How did a pagan ritual become a month-long ...