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Texas has its share of scary ghost stories and urban legends. Do you know about this one?

Nightmare on 19th Street is the place to go in Lubbock for a great scary time but could there actually be a real ghost walking around throwing rocks?

He's playful, invisible and he especially loves to torment some guy named Terry.

The border between the United States of America and Mexico is the busiest in the world ... it's also a dangerous, scary place that's haunted AF.

Halloween, or "Spooky Season", has arrived so it's time for horror movies and scary tales. This one is true and it happened just outside El Paso.

I remember hearing stories about certain places in Texas being haunted, but never entire TOWNS. Until recently, that is.

Halloween, or "Spooky Season", is right around on the corner so I asked Facebook to name the scariest places in El Paso.

One of the best scary stories about Texas happened in Abilene, Texas.

This is the tale of a bizarre and creepy bridge in West Texas, known by three different names.

The Marfa Lights have been seen by millions and explained by none. Turns out they aren't the only mystery lights in Texas.

Texans will soon be seeing these huge, fuzzy arachnids all over the place. Especially in desert areas around El Paso.

El Paso’s Michael Myers was on the hunt….. For a job in El Paso and he made his way to Townsquare Media to apply for a job.