On September 5, police in Lilitz, Pennsylvania, shared an ominous Facebook post notifying residents that a "local prankster" (potentially named Pennywise) attached lone red balloons to sewer grates in ...

Peyton Reiff and her friends descended upon Lititz and placed red balloons around the area in a prank pointing to the upcoming "It" horror movie. Little did they know their prank would earn them ...

A local prank took the world by storm last week when a group of teens in Lititz tied red balloons to sewer grates in anticipation of the premiere of '"It," the first big-screen adaptation of Stephen ...

>> AT LEAST FIVE RED BALLOONS TIED TO SEVERAL STORM DRAIN GRATES IN CUDAHY. INNOCENT LOOKING ENOUGH UNTIL YOU REALIZE IT’S FRIDAY THE 13TH. AND WHOEVER BROUGHT THE RED BALLOONS LIKELY DID IT IN ...

An Eastern Pennsylvania police department is turning a prankster’s spooky practical joke into a clever public announcement. The Lititz Police Department published a post on its Facebook page Tuesday ...

If pranksters have their way this will be the creepiest town in America. Someone in Lititz, Pennsylvania has been tying red balloons to sewer grates around the city and it’s scaring the tuna salad out ...

LITITZ, Pa. (AP) - A girl says she and her friends are behind the red balloons found tied to sewer grates in a small Pennsylvania town, not a homicidal clown. Seventeen-year-old Peyton Reiff tells ...

Police in a small Pennsylvania town claimed they were “completely terrified” by a prank inspired by murderous clown Pennywise. A local trickster has placed red balloons on grates, similar to the ...

The group of high school girls who placed red balloons around Lititz in a prank pointing to the "It" horror movie spent some time in a prison cell on Wednesday. Well, 30 minutes, to be exact.

Has a Pennywise prank spread to Kansas City? Probably not.A single red balloon was found tied near a sewer grate Friday morning near 63rd and McGee streets.A woman in the neighborhood told KMBC that ...

Walking the streets in the dimly lit predawn hours on Halloween, the mayor of an Upstate South Carolina town eyed the red balloons — nearly two dozen of them tied to downtown sewer grates — and knew ...