It's that time already! Santa will arrive at Brookfield Square Mall this Saturday, Nov. 7th!

BROOKFIELD -- Santa Claus will arrive at Brookfield Square Mall THIS Saturday, November 7.Children of all ages are invited to celebrate the holiday season with a visit to Santa.Visits with Santa will be available through Christmas as follows:Mondays – Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.Sundays 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Visits with Santa are always free and photo packages are available for purchase.

Police: Medical issue may have caused deadly Halloween crash in New York City

NEW YORK — Investigators are looking into whether a medical condition may have caused a motorist to smash into a group of New York City trick-or-treaters, killing three people including a 10-year-old girl.The car jumped a curb in the Bronx, leaving behind mangled bodies and bloodied costumes.

Madison police report few arrests during 'Freakfest,' more than 34,000 tickets sold

MADISON — Madison police report only a handful of arrests after thousands of people descended on downtown for the city's annual Halloween party.Police say more than 34,000 tickets were sold for Saturday night's "Freakfest." As of 1:30 a.m. Sunday, November 1st, there were only nine arrests, with two of the nine going to jail.Police say most citations were for having open intoxicants on the street or violating the glass ban.Officers responded to a couple of fights, and a loaded handgun was confiscated from a drunken concealed-carry permit holder after he tried to enter the venue.The most serious injury was a broken leg suffered by a woman who fell off a curb.WISC-TV (http://bit.ly/1NKLQLt) reports since the city took over Madison's Halloween celebration in 2006, there have been no major incidents.

Police in Minnesota, Pennsylvania warn parents after needles reportedly found in Halloween candy

PENNSYLVANIA -- Police in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, about 50 miles west of Philadelphia are investigating reports of needles found in Halloween candy.Police said on Facebook Sunday, November 1st "a needle-type item" was found inside five wrapped Twix bars, and a Snickers bar.The incidents have police encouraging parents to carefully check their children's Halloween candy.According to KFOR -- a man allegedly saw a post on Facebook from a parents who indicated their child's Snickers candy bar had needles in it.

Packers, Levi's offer fans the chance to experience Thanksgiving at Lambeau Field

GREEN BAY -- The Packers and Levi’s are offering fans the chance to have a Thanksgiving to remember, with one grand prize winner receiving 10 tickets to the much-anticipated Packers-Bears game at Lambeau Field on Thanksgiving night.In addition to the game tickets and gameday parking, the grand prize winner will receive a fully catered Thanksgiving tailgate spread setup with Levi’s Airstream trailer, Levi’s custom gear for the entire family, and a $500 Packers Pro Shop gift card.Fans can enter the sweepstakes once now through Nov. 9, 2015, and can receive an extra entry for every fan they recommend who enters the sweepstakes.The winner will be randomly selected from all of the entries.To enter the sweepstakes and see the official contest rules, CLICK HERE.

MPD celebrates Halloween during pair of "Kids, Cops and Costumes" events

MILWAUKEE -- You could say it was a "spooktacular" Saturday as Milwaukee police held two 'Kids, Cops and Costumes' events on October 24th.One of the events was held at the Milwaukee Job Corps Center located on N. 60th Street -- the other at District 7 police station on W.

MPD transforms jail into haunted house; hosts Halloween party for kids

MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Police Department is getting into the Halloween spirit!District 7 hosted its 4th annual "Kids, Cops, and Costumes" event Saturday afternoon, October 17th.Children came dressed in their costumes for fun-filled day of activities, including a haunted house in the district's jail cells."This opportunity just gives us a chance to shake hands with kids, give high fives, hand out candy and just interact with them in a positive way," said Captain Jutiki Jackson, Milwaukee Police Department.Milwaukee Police District 4 will hold its family party next Saturday, October 24th at Milwaukee Job Corps located at 6665 N 60th St.