Halloween falls on a Friday this year, which means there are plenty of ways for adults to celebrate the spooky season in San Antonio this year without risking a work hangover the next day. Let’s run down four cool options — from a downtown costume party to frightfully good fine dining.

As Halloween nears, several San Antonio restaurants and bars are preparing to serve up spooky-themed food and drinks.

Trying to find last-second Halloween events to attend before the end of spooky season? KENS 5 has got you covered!

It’s an exciting weekend to be in San Antonio, packed with events celebrating both Halloween and Día de los Muertos.Calaveras de Azucar Festival (Saturday and S

Last year, folks in a local Mothers' Facebook group said trick-or-treating typically stops at 9 p.m. This time around, people were more open to a nearly 11 p.m. end time. "With traffic nowadays, most people don’t get home until after 6 [p.m.] so 7-10:30 [p.m.]," Marissa Martinez explained.

San Antonio's District 9 hosts a Halloween-themed blood drive, encouraging donations with the promise of a special treat for participants.

Festivities include Trunk or Treat, and a costume contest for kids, adults, and yes... even your vehicle! Enter your vehicle for $10, with all proceeds going to benefit Bexar County Child Safe!

Forgetting to set your candy bucket out isn't the only thing to be afraid of this Halloween. A new report names a San Antonio road as one of the nation's "riskiest" to travel on on Friday, October 31.

NEW: San Antonio police said two people were hurt when shots rang out outside a Halloween party on the north side last night.