Halloween

Considering some stores are already rolling out the christmas trees, it's not early for Halloween at all!

There's a good chance you will see more pumpkin colors besides orange while trick-or-treating this Halloween. Here's what you need to know.

Time to get the blood boiling... The spooky season is coming!

Twinkle lights on a dark night might just bring someone the boost of happiness they desperately need.

Tie in a day pass to Fort Sill, you can make a haunted weekend out of it.

If you were looking for something super creepy to do this fall, this is it!

One of the most haunted places in the state is Muskogee, Oklahoma. And if you're in for a frightening history lesson, one group offers three hour tours of the most creepy spots.

He thought it didn't work. Boy, was he wrong.

The seasons are getting close to changing in Oklahoma! And when that first cool, crisp fall morning comes, Oklahomans will be itching to bust out their Halloween decorations. But when is it appropriate to start putting up Halloween decorations?

July is coming to a close, which means summer is almost over and Oklahomans will soon be getting ready for Halloween. And the opening of Spirit Halloween signals that the spooky season will be here soon.

Now that the Fourth of July has passed, people can now start focusing on the next mega American holiday: Halloween. Several stores across the country have already started putting this year's spooky season collections on store shelves.

After Independence Day, the countdown is on for Halloween.