Halloween

The Halloween Show started in Romulus, Alabama back in 1989. All these years later, it is back! We have seen some crazy things in the years of doing these live broadcasts. A young teenage girl's eyes turning from brown to bright yellow in front of several witnesses.

This event promises to be a delightful blend of fine dining and ghostly entertainment, perfect for those seeking a unique night out.

Attendees can look forward to a captivating promenade, period-style dances, and a silent auction brimming with exclusive experiences.

A state park in Tuscaloosa County will once again welcome trick-or-treaters this weekend for an early, family-friendly Halloween celebration.

I love a good mystery. Unless I'm in it! It's so good to be back in Tuscaloosa and on The Steve & DC Show every morning on 95.3 The Bear. So, we are going through our old photos and we find a picture of me with my brothers and mother taken on Halloween night in Tuscaloosa.

I love urban legends because they are just plain fun. That's why they made two or three movies about them. Back to some more in Alabama...like Phenix City, Alabama.

What scares YOU? Do serial killers scare you? Is it ghosts or shadow people that get you? What about the supernatural and evil demons? It's different for everyone.

A family in Tuscaloosa County with a very spooky story is the subject of one of their investigations. The show deals with the Tuscaloosa-related investigation in season 1, episode 2. It started with a sound here and there or seeing things that weren't really in the house. This one hits really, really close to home.

The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa will host a fun night of Halloween-themed events to close out their "Nostalgic Fall Blockbuster" movie series.

Whatley Health Services offered members of the community a chance to not only get some free candy for their kids, but also free testing during a unique event.