Halloween

County Executive Jason Garnar traces the current bump in the number of coronavirus cases back to Halloween.

Broome County Executive Jason Garnar is urging residents to avoid Halloween weekend activities that could increase the spread of COVID-19 infections.

Law enforcement agencies all around the region are going to be out in force for the Halloween weekend.

Okay, this is really more of assembly instructions rather than a recipe but fun for Halloween.

Hundreds of Binghamton-area kids will miss a seasonal treat because the traditional Halloween parade won't be held at the Wegmans store in Johnson City.

The Trunk-or-Treat at Otsiningo Park and the Greater Binghamton Airport that were planned for Halloween have been canceled.

These tarantula treats and multi-eyed monsters don't even require baking and a few decorations elevate them to holiday standards from just no-bake cookies.

Did you know that Ariana Grande and Binghamton were linked for one fleeting day this Halloween?

A strong low pressure system sweeping through the area is prompting the National Weather Service in Binghamton to issue a Flood Watch.

Halloween may be Halloween but trick-or-treating will not be held on the spooky night in a few local communities.