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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.

We didn't exactly catch the ghost but we see what he did. El Paso is loaded with ghosts and in total rock n roll fashion, the KLAQ ghost likes to break stuff.

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.

Imagine drifting off to sleep, only to be jolted awake by whispers carried on the wind. That's just the beginning of George's haunting experience.

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.

Explore Texas’ haunted past at the Jefferson Hotel and Yorktown Memorial Hospital, where paranormal encounters and spine-tingling stories await.

Experience Texas history come alive at Oak Grove Cemetery in Nacogdoches. Meet the legends who shaped Texas. Living history tour on April 12th.

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?

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."