Urban Legends

When it comes to urban legends, Illinois has its fair share, but these 10 bizarre ones really weird us out.

Why is everyone so afraid of clowns? If you live in Illinois, there's actually a very good reason or reasons. One is all too real while the other is the state's most notorious urban legend who's perpetrator was never caught.

The Hoosier state is home to many urban legends, but the tale of the hitchhiking ghost is quite eerie.

Have you heard versions of these spooky Illinois urban legends before?

Louisville, Kentucky is known for many things like bourbon and horse racing, but located on a rather unassuming street within the city is what the locals call the Witches' tree.

We've been known to tell some true whoppers when it comes to fish stories involving the Mississippi River. One of the greatest of them all is the tale of the monster catfish that was so large it spit out a diver. Let's explore this legend and see how much truth lies down there.

Riding a bus can be an interesting experience even on a normal day. There is a legend in Illinois about a man who boards a bus and then disappears.

The photos aren't the scariest part of the story. The story of what was found two years after the funeral home was shut down will give you nightmares.

The Dog Lady is said to roam a small island off the shore of Monroe, Michigan in Lake Erie.

The angel sits atop a monument grave of a prominent Cleveland family. A Danish born sculpture created a divine messenger of life and death through the beauty of this statue. Here is the story of Haserot, the Angel of Death Victorious.

See chilling photos of what was left of the inside. But, the photos aren't the most frightening part. It's the story of what was found two years after it was abandoned.

Reports of Bigfoot feel almost as old as time itself. To this day, people still share fuzzy photos and videos online of abnormal creatures they believe to be the mythical creature. Heck, there's even a TV show dedicated to finding the darn thing. And...