Halloween

On July 23rd, 2022, CASP Studio C (408 Ave. J) will be hosting the first-ever haunted garage sale in Lubbock.

The video is hard to believe.

The confusion comes from some folks who are worried about having work and school on Monday morning. So what's happening?

Calculus and trigonometry aren't the only scary things you'll find on campus this Halloween.

Want to have some fun at the Silly Science Carnival? It's an annual fall event for just pre-schoolers.

Here are six funny Lubbock-themed costumes that you can put together last minute.

If you're looking for a last-minute costume, I have a few ideas for you that require minimal effort for maximum return.

Not only will there be trick or treating for the kids, but they are encouraging you to bring the whole family and come hungry to enjoy the food trucks that will be there.

If you're looking for something fun to do with the kiddos, don't forget to take them out to this year's Pumpkin Trail at the Lubbock Memorial Arboretum. It's a much less scary alternative to the haunted houses that may be too much for little ones...

Healthcare worker Elaina Shelton of Lubbock, Texas was visiting the Plainview Hospital for work when she came across something in the basement that scared the ever-living crap out of her. Apparently, the Covenant Hospital Plainview has a sense of humor and enjoys a good Halloween prank...

A teacher in Lubbock recently posted a video caught on her Ring doorbell of her Halloween decoration being stolen.

It's a typical windowless van that you might try to avoid parking next to at night, but there's something extra spooky about it.