Baby dressed as Harry Potter poses for adorable photo shoot
PEKIN, Ill. – The internet is falling in love with a young Harry Potter look-a-like, thanks to the camera skills of photographer and new mom Kayla Glover.Kayla's daughter, Lorelai, was born on May 12, and since then Glover has started her own business, Kayla Layla Photography, located in Pekin, Illinois.
PEKIN, Ill. – The internet is falling in love with a young Harry Potter look-a-like, thanks to the camera skills of photographer and new mom Kayla Glover.Kayla's daughter, Lorelai, was born on May 12, and since then Glover has started her own business, Kayla Layla Photography, located in Pekin, Illinois.
Poll: Which are your favorite candies to devour on Halloween?
Kids everywhere will be knocking on your door or ringing your doorbell and exclaiming "Trick or Treat!" this weekend.
Kids everywhere will be knocking on your door or ringing your doorbell and exclaiming "Trick or Treat!" this weekend.
Spooky spirits: Here are some beverages that scream BOO!
MILWAUKEE -- It may be Halloween -- but that doesn't mean we need to let the kids get to have all the fun.
MILWAUKEE -- It may be Halloween -- but that doesn't mean we need to let the kids get to have all the fun.
Spooktacular recipes: See how to make pizzas “spooky” and fun for Halloween
MILWAUKEE -- The Cooking Mom joins FOX6 WakeUp with some spooktacular recipes perfect for Halloween.Recipes:Spooky PizzasGraveyard CupOrange Jack ‘o Lantern Salads
MILWAUKEE -- The Cooking Mom joins FOX6 WakeUp with some spooktacular recipes perfect for Halloween.Recipes:Spooky PizzasGraveyard CupOrange Jack ‘o Lantern Salads
Google Frightgeist reveals 2016's top trending Halloween costumes
SACRAMENTO -- Are you going to be Harley Quinn or the Joker for Halloween?
SACRAMENTO -- Are you going to be Harley Quinn or the Joker for Halloween?
FREE DOUGHNUT on Halloween at Krispy Kreme if you're wearing a costume!
MILWAUKEE -- In celebration of Halloween, on Monday, October 31st, Krispy Kreme is offering a FREE DOUGHNUT of your choice when you show up to participating locations dressed in your Halloween costume!
MILWAUKEE -- In celebration of Halloween, on Monday, October 31st, Krispy Kreme is offering a FREE DOUGHNUT of your choice when you show up to participating locations dressed in your Halloween costume!
Just in time for Halloween: Which movie scares Wisconsinites the most?
Halloween is Monday, October 31st, and many of us may dress up and go to a party or head out Trick or Treating -- but we may also draw the curtains, turn off the lights, and put on a scary movie!The folks at Decluttr.com looked into which movie each state is scared of the most.Here in Wisconsin, we're most afraid of the movie, Identity.The 2003 film stars John Cusack, Ray Liotta and Amanda Peet.
Halloween is Monday, October 31st, and many of us may dress up and go to a party or head out Trick or Treating -- but we may also draw the curtains, turn off the lights, and put on a scary movie!The folks at Decluttr.com looked into which movie each state is scared of the most.Here in Wisconsin, we're most afraid of the movie, Identity.The 2003 film stars John Cusack, Ray Liotta and Amanda Peet.
Throwing a Halloween party? Some creative cocktail ideas for your spooky party
MILWAUKEE -- The countdown to Halloween is on.
MILWAUKEE -- The countdown to Halloween is on.
Planning a Halloween party? Some do-it-yourself ideas to make the night spooky
MILWAUKEE -- Halloween just isn't for kids anymore -- entertaining expert Carol Mackey joins FOX6 WakeUp with some spooky do-it-yourself ideas for your party.
MILWAUKEE -- Halloween just isn't for kids anymore -- entertaining expert Carol Mackey joins FOX6 WakeUp with some spooky do-it-yourself ideas for your party.
Massive recall: Halloween window clings sold at Target pose choking hazard
MILWAUKEE -- There is a massive recall involving Halloween decorations sold at Target stores.According to a release from the Consumer Products Safety Commission, about 127,000 "Halloween-themed LED gel clings" for windows are being recalled because the gel clings can separate and expose the inner decal and LED/button battery compartment, posing choking and button battery ingestion hazards to children.There are six different types of clings that are included in this recall: a green skeleton, pink skeleton, purple spider, black cat, orange pumpkin, and black bat.PHOTO GALLERYModel number 234-25-0904 is printed on the gel cling’s packaging.The clings come with two non-replacable button cell batteries that allow the clings to light up with a blinking light when you push them.
MILWAUKEE -- There is a massive recall involving Halloween decorations sold at Target stores.According to a release from the Consumer Products Safety Commission, about 127,000 "Halloween-themed LED gel clings" for windows are being recalled because the gel clings can separate and expose the inner decal and LED/button battery compartment, posing choking and button battery ingestion hazards to children.There are six different types of clings that are included in this recall: a green skeleton, pink skeleton, purple spider, black cat, orange pumpkin, and black bat.PHOTO GALLERYModel number 234-25-0904 is printed on the gel cling’s packaging.The clings come with two non-replacable button cell batteries that allow the clings to light up with a blinking light when you push them.
Survey: More than 50% think stores should remain CLOSED on Thanksgiving
BestBlackFriday.com has posted the results of its 2016 "Thanksgiving Day Shopping Survey," which found that more than 50 percent of people aren't pleased some stores are choosing to stay open on the holiday.The survey was posted on October 23rd and included 502 American adults over the age of 18.
BestBlackFriday.com has posted the results of its 2016 "Thanksgiving Day Shopping Survey," which found that more than 50 percent of people aren't pleased some stores are choosing to stay open on the holiday.The survey was posted on October 23rd and included 502 American adults over the age of 18.
Mississippi county bans clowns until after Halloween
DEKALB, Miss. — A Mississippi county has had enough of the creepy clown craze, at least until after Halloween.Kemper County supervisors this week banned people from wearing any clown costume, mask or makeup in public.
DEKALB, Miss. — A Mississippi county has had enough of the creepy clown craze, at least until after Halloween.Kemper County supervisors this week banned people from wearing any clown costume, mask or makeup in public.
Does your child have a Halloween costume yet? Some of the top costume trends for tiny tots
MILWAUKEE -- Halloween is just around the corner.
MILWAUKEE -- Halloween is just around the corner.
"Parents should use caution:" Hidden dangers of Halloween costumes
NORTHBROOK, Ill. — Halloween is drawing near and chances are your kids already have their costumes or at least have a short list.
NORTHBROOK, Ill. — Halloween is drawing near and chances are your kids already have their costumes or at least have a short list.
Have the best display on the block: Smart technology that can bring Halloween to life
MILWAUKEE -- Want the most haunted house on the block?
MILWAUKEE -- Want the most haunted house on the block?
Meet the 93-year-old behind the screams at this Arkansas haunted house
SILOAM SPRINGS, Ark. – Mary Lou Williams spends her October weekends listening to people scream.Williams, 93, is one of the people partly responsible for those shrieks of terror – she works as an actor at the Warehouse of Fear in Siloam Springs, Arkansas."I can't understand people that get so scared and then want to come to a haunted house," she said with a laugh, gripping the plumbers wrench she uses as a prop.Williams has been spooking people at the warehouse for the past five years.The building has 24 movie-set quality rooms and the staff starts planning a year in advance to make sure the scares are always a little more heart-stopping each Halloween.Located near the Illinois River, flooded waters destroyed the haunted house several years ago, but it has since been rebuilt and is better than ever, workers say.This year, Williams is playing the role of a nursing home patient who was pushed a little too far.Williams said she loves the unique job, especially because it helps put a little money in her pocket before Christmas time.
SILOAM SPRINGS, Ark. – Mary Lou Williams spends her October weekends listening to people scream.Williams, 93, is one of the people partly responsible for those shrieks of terror – she works as an actor at the Warehouse of Fear in Siloam Springs, Arkansas."I can't understand people that get so scared and then want to come to a haunted house," she said with a laugh, gripping the plumbers wrench she uses as a prop.Williams has been spooking people at the warehouse for the past five years.The building has 24 movie-set quality rooms and the staff starts planning a year in advance to make sure the scares are always a little more heart-stopping each Halloween.Located near the Illinois River, flooded waters destroyed the haunted house several years ago, but it has since been rebuilt and is better than ever, workers say.This year, Williams is playing the role of a nursing home patient who was pushed a little too far.Williams said she loves the unique job, especially because it helps put a little money in her pocket before Christmas time.
Bringing holiday tradition back: Brookfield Square Mall will be CLOSED on Thanksgiving
BROOKFIELD– CBL & Associates Properties, Inc., owner of Brookfield Square, announced Wednesday, October 12th in a press release that Brookfield Square Mall will be CLOSED on Thanksgiving Day.The mall will reopen at 6:00 a.m. on Black Friday, November 25th.“We want to bring back the excitement of Black Friday shopping as the true start of the holiday shopping season and allow our employees, retailers, and shoppers to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with their families,” said Stephen Lebovitz, President and CEO, CBL & Associates Properties, Inc.
BROOKFIELD– CBL & Associates Properties, Inc., owner of Brookfield Square, announced Wednesday, October 12th in a press release that Brookfield Square Mall will be CLOSED on Thanksgiving Day.The mall will reopen at 6:00 a.m. on Black Friday, November 25th.“We want to bring back the excitement of Black Friday shopping as the true start of the holiday shopping season and allow our employees, retailers, and shoppers to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with their families,” said Stephen Lebovitz, President and CEO, CBL & Associates Properties, Inc.
Clown costume sales up 300% in wake of creepy clown headlines
Creepy clowns have dominated news headlines over the last few months, with reports from people feeling threatened or just plain creeped out in at least 32 states.Claims have ranged from kids saying clowns were trying to lure them into the woods, to people seeing them lurking on running trails.
Creepy clowns have dominated news headlines over the last few months, with reports from people feeling threatened or just plain creeped out in at least 32 states.Claims have ranged from kids saying clowns were trying to lure them into the woods, to people seeing them lurking on running trails.
Milwaukee County Parks announces list of Halloween fun
MILWAUKEE COUNTY -- Costumes, candy, hay rides and trick-or-treating -- Milwaukee County Parks are offering some fun and safe options to celebrate Halloween this year.Here's a look at some of the events:“The Hill Has Eyes” at The Rock Sports Complex in Whitnall ParkThe Rock opens its “scare season” Sept. 30, with a Thursday-through-Saturday schedule through Oct. 30.
MILWAUKEE COUNTY -- Costumes, candy, hay rides and trick-or-treating -- Milwaukee County Parks are offering some fun and safe options to celebrate Halloween this year.Here's a look at some of the events:“The Hill Has Eyes” at The Rock Sports Complex in Whitnall ParkThe Rock opens its “scare season” Sept. 30, with a Thursday-through-Saturday schedule through Oct. 30.
Home Depot pulls "Scary Peeper Creeper" Halloween decoration from its stores in Canada
You won't find this Halloween window decoration in Home Depot's Canadian stores as planned:The company has pulled the nearly $30 product from stores after someone complained that it made light of voyeurism -- which is a crime.The "Scary Peeper Creeper" is made to mount on windows and features a hooded man peering through a window.It is still available in Home Depot's U.S. stores and online.
You won't find this Halloween window decoration in Home Depot's Canadian stores as planned:The company has pulled the nearly $30 product from stores after someone complained that it made light of voyeurism -- which is a crime.The "Scary Peeper Creeper" is made to mount on windows and features a hooded man peering through a window.It is still available in Home Depot's U.S. stores and online.