Is your workplace haunted? These HR professionals share true stories of things that go bump in the night, and sometimes during the day.

Being a little spooked is part of the delight of Halloween. But lately, some say genuine jump scares are abundant — on stoops and front lawns, looming in doorways and hanging from rafters — as household decorations seem to have become more gory, more violent and unsettlingly realistic.

Halloween is upon us. And there's nothing nearly as scary as predicting the NFL season. Remember when we all had the Baltimore Ravens pegged as Super Bowl favorites? That was cute. Remember when the Washington Commanders were the belle of the ball?

Ryan’s legacy as a beloved radio personality and creator of Count Scary is deeply entwined with Detroit. For decades, he brought laughter and spooky fun to Detroit audiences, becoming a true Detroiter in spirit through his contributions to the city’s cultural fabric.

Larsen is Chicago-based, and has been carving for 15 years. You may have seen his work on season nine of Halloween Wars, at Night of 1,000 Jack-o'-Lanterns at the Chicago Botanic Gardens, or on "Windy City Live" in 2019. You can see more of Larsen's work on his Instagram @pumpkinbutcher.

Cicero, N.Y. - A Cicero family is having some fun with the driving mess made by the Interstate 81 project in Syracuse. Sandy and Kevin Gibson have turned the aggravation into a timely Halloween display. Passersby of their home at 8243 Cicero Mills Road can see several skeletons scattered on the front lawn wearing orange vests and yellow hardhats.

On Halloween night, when a nurse is murdered and arsonist Heston Koontz disappears from a psychiatric facility, Colter follows a trail of unsettling clues to uncover the truth with assistance from local officer Dundee (Derek Richardson).

Need a last-minute idea? Get inspired by retro Halloween costumes in metro Phoenix in the 1970s, '80s and '90s.