From costumes to candy, here’s what safety experts say you should do before your kids head out for trick-or-treating.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — As Central Texas gears up for a day of Halloween festivities, public safety experts warn of a scary statistic: children are twice as likely to be hit by a car on Halloween than on any ...

Myth. The biggest Halloween risk isn't candy. It's cars and traffic at dusk. Kids are short, fast, and hard to see in dark ...

The scary truth is that kids are four times more likely to be hit by a car on Halloween. We teach our children about safety, stranger danger, taking candy from strangers and the buddy system, but we ...

Erika Dutka, who depends on SNAP to feed herself and her three children in Archbald, Pennsylvania, went to a "trunk or treat" Sunday with people giving out candy from the trunks of cars. She said she ...

There are many ways to celebrate Halloween and treats you can give the kids. But how about going for some Hot Wheels this year?

On October 26, 2025, in Newcastle, England, UK, @jesssss262 shared a video of children getting a funny Halloween-themed scare. In the video, people dressed in creepy costumes and masks approach and ...

Be on the lookout for kids in dark costumes in streets and sidewalks, and stay off of the road if you can. Parents and children should be aware of their surroundings while trick-or-treating. Children ...

A neighborhood known for generous candy hauls is now enforcing strict access rules, after one resident highlighted the safety ...

A curious aspect of public safety advice given to drivers at Halloween is that it’s precisely what they should be doing all year round. Don’t drive distracted. Be ready for pedestrians to appear ...