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Spooky Fun Across Oklahoma
Ghosts, goblins, pumpkins, and porch lights. Color your own haunted house, brush up on trick-or-treat safety, grab a Halloween recipe, and find spooky season fun across the OCW coverage area.
Color Your Own Halloween
Two free interactive Halloween coloring pages from OCW. Pick a picture below, pick a color, and tap right on the picture to color it here, no download needed. Want to print it instead? Use the download button below.
Pick a color, then tap any part of the picture to fill it in.
This Week in the Digital Edition
The Wednesday, October 28 digital edition is our Halloween edition. The Trick-or-Treat Night coloring page is printed inside it, and tapping that page in the edition brings you right back here to color it online. The edition is free to read on our website, with video and audio built into the pages.
Halloween Safety Tips
A safe Halloween is a fun Halloween. Keep these in mind on trick-or-treat night.
Be Seen
Choose bright costumes or add reflective tape so drivers can spot trick-or-treaters after dark.
Light the Way
Carry a flashlight or glow stick when walking the neighborhood at night.
Stick Together
Trick-or-treat in groups with a trusted adult. Younger kids should always have grown-up supervision.
Walk, Don't Run
Stay on sidewalks and paths, cross streets at corners, and never dart out between parked cars.
Check the Candy
Have a parent look over all treats before eating. Toss anything unwrapped, homemade from strangers, or suspicious.
Lit Porches Only
Visit houses with porch lights on. A dark porch means they are not expecting trick-or-treaters.
Drivers, Slow Down
Watch for excited kids in neighborhoods on Halloween night and drive extra slow.
See and Be Seen
Choose face paint over masks when you can. Masks can block vision, and drivers need to see trick-or-treaters clearly.
Know Your Route
Plan your trick-or-treat route ahead of time and stick to familiar, well-lit neighborhoods.
