Halloween

Did you put up Halloween decorations this year? Where do you think the best decorations for Halloween are this year in Cheyenne? I've been seeing a lot of spooky houses popping up all around town.

Wyoming Legends tells of a ghost "Ship Of Death" that appears out of the fog along the Platte River. They say the mast and sails are covered with frost and that on its deck are ghostly sailors gathered around a corpse whose identity is revealed when they step back...

If you think Donald Trump is going to be a hot Halloween costume, think again.

For centuries, Native Americans have gathered at the Bighorn Medicine Wheel near Lovell, Wyoming. Now known as the Medicine Wheel/Medicine Mountain National Historic Landmark, it has been considered a sacred site for local tribes since the 18th century and is regarded among the most haunted places in the state...

Just in time for Halloween, here's the creepy story of Wyoming's most infamous unsolved mystery. In the summer of 1974, the small town of Rawlins, Wyoming, was shocked by a series of murders. On July 4th, two 19 year old girls turned up missing after attending the Little Britches Rodeo...

Carving a pumpkin is an art (even when bullets are flying). Don't believe us? Watch this and prepare to have you mind changed (not to mention blown).

If you live in Wyoming and you want to see some spooky sites that are said to be haunted, you don’t have to go far. There’s several sources on the subject of haunted places in Wyoming, including The Shadowlands.net, who’ve listed several haunted places in Wyoming by county...

Just in time for Halloween, here's a creepy story about, arguably, the first and worst serial killer in Wyoming, a woman named Polly Bartlett. Bartlett came to Wyoming with her father, brother and niece in 1868. They settled in South Pass City, which at the time was experience a mining boom and was one of the fastest growing cities in the state...

Do you have young children looking for Halloween fun? The Cheyenne Goblin Walk offers a variety of activities for kids 8 and under on Friday, October 30, at the Youth Activities and Community Center.

We love Halloween for every ounce of chocolaty, cavity-forming, nougat-covered goodness, yet there is always some level of disappointment when we find ourselves confronted with candy we despise.