Trick-or-treating

Is this Orchard Park mom of 3 actually teaching her kids something or is she being a little over the top?

Because everyone loves candy, after all...

If you plan on doing some Buffalo-style trick-or-treating this Halloween season, be on the lookout for these things

In just a few short weeks, kids will be out trick-or-treating. Don't be the house that is handing these things out.

Two Western New York towns have decided to hold trick-or-treating tonight, instead of Halloween.

I'm sure over the years that you have seen all different pumpkins that are colored differently on your neighbor's porch. They all mean something and it is usually to spread an important message or awareness for a certain type of initiative...

Trick or Treating is allowed here in Western New York! So how do you deliver those treats to ghosts and goblins and keep everyone safe at the same time?

North Tonawanda to hold a trick-or-treating drive-thru event and they have asked residents to follow guidelines if they still want to trick-or-treat on Halloween night.

A free trick-or-treating event is coming to the Village of Hamburg.

According to Mayor Byron Brown, a final decision on allowing trick-or-treating in Buffalo this year has not been made yet.

The Buffalo Zoo is offering a safe trick-or-treating event early in October.

Governor Andrew Cuomo says that trick-or-treating will not be banned this Halloween, according to a report.