Tristate Haunts and Legends

The Evansville area will have another haunted car wash to visit this Halloween season.

The legend of Leah Smock is terrifying and intriguing. Folklore says she was the first witch burned in Kentucky. Some say they've seen her ghost.

With Halloween only a couple of weeks away, you might want to visit a haunted attraction to get into the spirit. However, if you're looking to really get scared, you might want to visit a real haunted house.

Many homes in the Evansville area have elaborate Halloween decorations for you to enjoy, and there's a map that will show you exactly where they are.

She didn't know what to make of it. Scared to get up and move closer to the door, she grabbed her phone and snapped this photo. OMG!

The Tri-State's scariest haunted house opens this weekend and we have your chance to win passes!

A road in Indiana has a very strange hill that defies gravity. You've got to see this to believe it.

One of my Facebook friends shared this chilling story of a group of ghosts that not only have been seen by the people in the house but also felt, grabbed, and even scratched.

The city vanished, almost overnight. If the inhabitants of the city didn't die, they left as quickly as they could.

An abandoned, century-old bank in a small town in Indiana, was recently purchased and renovated. The end result is a beautiful new home.

The walls of every abandoned property have stories to tell, things they have seen and heard. The Glenmary County Club, in Kentucky has quite the story.

Real-life, chilling story of a group of ghosts that not only have been seen by the people in the house, but also felt, grabbed, and scratched by them.