Halloween

Fall is here and with Halloween right around the corner, people are putting up their decorations. You can expect to see spiders, witches' cauldrons, and pumpkins... But there's one decoration I just don't understand.

Bust out your lab coats and beakers - it's that time again!

Can you picture it? Zombies have taken over Palo Duro Canyon. You have no electricity, food is running out, there's no clean water, and no safe place to stay. Do you think you could survive?

It's finally autumn! Here is a fun checklist to ensure you have the best fall ever.

Help us welcome The Gee Family Farm to Amarillo!

We've got your schedule for all the Amarillo haunts!

When it comes to Halloween, some places are more treat than trick.

Ah, Halloween: the one time of year when it’s completely appropriate to scare the fecal matter out of loved ones and friends. If your goal is to make sure children can’t sleep at night, a disturbing urban legend is just the ammunition you need.

Pumpkins -- they're great for pie, jack-o'-lanterns and, apparently, weapons of automotive destruction.

Especially around Halloween, most of us enjoy a good old-fashioned “it happened to a friend of a friend” urban legend that gives us a bit of a fright. Some of these tales may have even really happened. Well, kind of.

Generally it's the guy in the vampire outfit who does the frightening. Not here.

Halloween is the scariest holiday, but it may also be the funniest.