When you think Halloween, you think pumpkin carving, candy and funny costumes. It can be east to forget about safety with all the fun, so EMSA wants you to be prepared before the holiday gets here.

As children begin choosing their Halloween costumes, the Cleveland Clinic is providing tips to parents to ensure a safe night of tricks and treats. As the sun does down while kids are on the roads trick or treating,

Local police and fire departments are sharing their tips for a safe and spooky Halloween. The best costume is a safe one! Planning, planning, planning! Do you plan to cruise around on Halloween? Candy galore!

Consumer Reports explains why and has advice on how to keep trick-or-treaters of all ages safe. Puffy Halloween costumes and outfits look super cute on our kiddos, but when it comes to driving around to deliver tricks and gather treats,

A psychologist explains how children process fear and gives advice to parents on how to help kids cope and have a happy Halloween As an adult who has seen Halloween on repeat for decades, it can be easy to forget how frightening and confusing a child might find it all.

The Allen County Dog Warden has several tips on how to keep your dog safe this Halloween. Costumes are fun for humans, but the dog warden points out that the