haunted

While handling the "Mexican Intervention", General Pershing lived on Fort Bliss and his former home still stands. Which is cool since, it seems, he may still live there. Something does anyway ...

Marfa, Texas is a very haunted place, way out in the southwest Texas desert where it's super dark, super remote and home to all kinds of weirdness. Not to mention the famous Marfa Mystery Lights and, now, the Marfa Mystery Traffic Light.

Imagine tucking into a plate of lasagna at a place that's been serving up Italian comfort for nearly eight decades.

The Ector County Coliseum has been a cornerstone of Odessa for decades, but whispers of ghostly happenings make it an even more intriguing spot after dark.

We've all experienced something rather freaky called a ghost sighting in the Lone Star State. But how spooky is the state of Texas truly?

It’s truly striking to see how such a legendary building has fallen into an alarming state of disrepair.

If you're into "kinky ghosts" that apparently like to give you sexy flattering comments while you're in the shower, then this is the place for you.

While it's been several years, I can now talk about the fear I've had for the Hangman's Bridge in Jones County. This place is definitely creepy.

With Halloween, just over two months away now is the time to start looking for some spooky fun. What better place to do that is in Waxahachie, Texas about a 3-hour drive from Texarkana to visit a replica mansion of the 1960s TV show "The Munsters."

We all know a thrillseeker in our lives. That person that will watch all the scary movies, go on a ghost hunt in big cities, the one that says without a doubt, they would stay in the most haunted house or hotel and it would not faze them. Trust me when I say that person ain't me but I know a few who would do it and not bat an eye...