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Find 2025 Acadiana trick-or-treat times and family-friendly Halloween events in Lafayette, Carencro, Scott, Broussard, Breaux Bridge, Opelousas, and more

Halloween 2024 is here and we know your little ones are looking forward to a night of trick-or-treating.

Information you need before any Halloween celebration.

If adults could Trick-or-Treat in Louisiana here's what we'd want to see dropping into our bags or buckets on Halloween night.

Severe weather alters St. Landry Parish Halloween plans. Trick-or-treating rescheduled for Wednesday for safety. Find spooky fun in Lafayette!

Unleash your creativity this Halloween with a thrilling scavenger hunt at home, filled with spooky surprises and hidden treats!

Louisiana Trick-or-Treaters might need to think about adding some warmth to their Halloween costumes. Here's how cold it will be where you live.

Time to break out the Halloween decorations and get serious about your costume.

Halloween is one of America's favorite holidays, coming in second only to Christmas.

It's looking good for trick-or-treaters this Halloween. Stay safe!

The kids can get their faces painted, jump in the bounce houses, have fun in the photo booth, and even participate in a costume contest.

Trick-or-treating is the time for kids to have a blast and consume all the sugar they can hold in their buckets. However, its also the time for parents to keep safety at the forefront of their minds. We have some helpful tips for everyone to keep in mind on Halloween.

If you want to be the cool house on the block this Halloween, you better make sure you are stocked with the best candy.

Youngsville Police Chief Rickey Boudreaux is not happy that there seemed to be more tricks than treats in his city this Halloween.

Fear of tampering and fear of litigation has transformed Halloween into a store-bought pre-packaged celebration. It's not like it used to be.

I guess that being a Halloween Grinch makes them feel that they are righteous and holier-than-thou, but that note paints a different picture.

If you plan on letting your children go trick-or-treating, check their bags before they eat the treats.

This Saturday, October 31st, the Scott Business Association, Scott Police Department, and Scott Area Team Sports (SATS) have teamed up to hold "Scary Street in Scott."

The mayor of Ville Platte has announced that there will be no Trick-or-Treating in the city limits this year.

It's just hard to think of them when we are surrounded by candy aisles at the grocery stores.