Ghosts

Texas has the highest odds of encountering a ghost in America. The state's 118 haunted locations and thousands of cemeteries might explain why.

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.

Once America's largest inland port, this forgotten East Texas town offers haunted mansions, riverboat tours, and Southern charm frozen in time.

I have stayed at two of these hotels and B&Bs listed here, and so far, very little luck in our ghostly investigations, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't give it a go.

Mothman? Really? Or could there be a reasonable explanation for this moving dark shadow recorded right here near downtown Texarkana?

Have you ever been driving down some old highway or road at night and get spooked because you thought you saw something you couldn't explain? Believe it or not, it happens more often than you think especially when driving in Arkansas.

Haunted houses are fun to walk or in my case run through around Halloween and scream your lungs out, but a for real haunted house?

Okay, I shared my "ghost story" in a previous blog post, and this video just makes me believe that ghosts are possible even more than ever... whether you believe or not... WATCH THIS!

This video is very graphic. It is of a mouse dying in an old fashioned rat trap, but after the rat is trapped, what the camera captures at the :42 second mark will really blow your mind!

June 7 is the first official "Texarkana Phantom Ghost Walking Tour" and we had Tracey from the Texarkana Museums System stop by and give us some of the spooky details about the haunted history in Downtown Texarkana.

A group of Paranormal Researchers were in town earlier this week to investigate the Hotel Grim, and you won't believe what they recorded.

Well, this is kinda crazy! This took place at a soccer game in Brazil. Some people are thinking it's a ghost!