Halloween

For this month’s installment of the “At Work With” series, we shadow an actor to see what it’s like to work in a haunted house.

A chill is in the air and Halloween is just around the corner. Two Oregon scare attractions share their approach to scaring.

Every October, paddlers dressed in Halloween costumes race 1,000-pound pumpkins across the Lake of the Commons in Tualatin.

From elephants to otters to armadillos, all sorts of animals get a kick out stomping, rolling and eating the orange gourds.

A storm that started more than 92 million miles away is sending a spooky light snow to skies above the Pacific Northwest — and across the northern third of the rest of the United States, too.

Controlling wild horse populations in the West has long been costly and controversial. Also, we'll learn about a haunted house fundraiser at the School for the Deaf.

Experts at the Oregon Poison Center are warning parents to be on the lookout for pot edibles in their kids’ Halloween candy.

Do you have a story about a spooky or weird place in Portland? Share it today on our Halloween extravaganza. Also today, we'll hear another personal story in our American Dream series.

Halloween is here — along with debates over which costumes are okay or offensive.

Halloween is on Saturday — that means candy, costumes, and arguments over which costumes are appropriate or offensive.