Haunted

Given the history of tragedy and bloodshed here, it's no wonder this Texas city is considered the most haunted.

This park near Dallas is reportedly a hotbed for spooky activity.

One of my favorite things about the Fall season is definitely Halloween and hearing about all the haunted places around me. Turns out that one of the most haunted places in Texas is just up the road outside of Waco.

Creepy new footage from a room at the notoriously haunted Historic Jefferson Hotel in Jefferson, Texas seems to show a doll moving on its own before falling over.

In 2020, Texas was ranked the most haunted state in America. We still made it into the top 10, but now there are a few states ahead of us. Let's take a look at the spookiest state in the nation!

This park in Dallas, Texas is a beautiful oasis in a bustling city, but legend has it a tragedy occurred that's kept a young lady trapped in a loop of misery.

Here in Central Texas, there are dozens of stories about the Goat Man stalking the woods, but have you ever heard of the Donkey Lady and her disfigured hands?

A man reputed to be one of Texas' earliest Anglo settlers is also said to haunt Brazoria County in search of different kind of spirit denied him at burial.

If you're a fan of the cult classic horror film "Texas Chainsaw Massacre", you will soon be able to walk through one of its most iconic set locations this Halloween in nearby Bastrop. After a full renovation, the gas station used in the movie will be open for horror fans to visit and even camp out in a cabin and even had some barbecue...

Since Friday The 13th is around the corner, I figured I'll share a "ghost story" about our studios here in Copperas Cove. It's been long rumored that our studio was haunted by a ghost because weird things always seems to happen like doors closing on their own, bangs and noises late at night, sounds crazy right...