The peak of spooky season is upon us! Halloween is a major national holiday and many Hoosiers will be turning into their favorite characters from a wide swath of IP from the year's hottest TV shows, video games, sports and pop culture icons.

A house in Cardiff has once again gone all out for Halloween, raising thousands for charity in the process. Owner Danny Hargreaves has been setting up incredible displays since 2020, after the tradition started during the Covid pandemic. He decided to go for a Ghostbusters theme this year with a "35ft marshmallow man" sitting in the drive.

Stop by Yard of the Dead, 10920 S. Keeler Ave. and 13 other houses all entered in Oak Lawn's Halloween house decorating contest.

Amidst the ongoing construction of President Trump’s ballroom, First Lady Melania Trump still found time to decorate the White House for Halloween.

The (possibly) haunted homes have been enticing visitors from miles around. Dave Barron, 60, has spent five months turning his place in Bramhall, Stockport, into a Doctor Who-themed extravaganza as a way of raising money for charity.

Like haunted houses? Scientists do! That’s because they’re an excellent place to study how humans respond to – and even actively seek out – fear. In an immersive threat setting, as opposed to a carefully controlled lab,

A Halloween display map shows good spots in the Albuquerque metro, including a haunted house that's giving a fright for a good cause.

Danny Hargreaves, from Llandaff, in Cardiff, might be able to help. The special effects supervisor is marking Halloween this year by decorating his home with a host of characters from the 1984 comedy Ghostbusters. More on this story.