The Houma Intracoastal Waterway Tunnel has been the center of eerie ghost stories and unexplained sightings for decades. Here's why people still talk about it.
Halloween is in full swing in Lafayette and Louisiana. If you're looking for nightmare-fuel around Lafayette, there are some bone-chilling for you to visit.
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.
With a history rich in tragedy and mystique, Louisiana’s unique relationship with the supernatural has residents seeing more than just shadows in the night.
As Halloween creeps in, the air is thick with ghost stories from Jefferson to Lufkin — some spine-tingling tales might even raise the hair on your neck.
The crew over at howstuffworks.com has put together their list of "The 10 Most Haunted Places in America", and Louisiana has not one, but two spots on their list.
A Lafayette nurse’s photo of a ghost at Myrtles Plantation has left experts speechless. Could this be the most chilling evidence of the paranormal yet?
Every town across the world has some sort of creepy local haunt. Down here in South Louisiana, we definitely have our fair share legends. The legend of Mary Jane's Bridge is one we've been hearing about forever.
While shooting a promotional video for a home showing, a real estate agent got more than she bargained for when paranormal activity interrupts her shoot, eventually causing her to leave the house in a hurry.