urban legends

Texas has its fair share of ghost stories, but these are the ones nobody talks about — the creepy, hard-to-explain kind that stick with you long after you’ve heard them.

Some say Drunk Tom still roams Lake Wichita. Others hear whiskey breaking in the night. Here’s the chilling story.

From childhood warnings to Reservation Dogs, Deer Woman’s story remains one of Oklahoma’s most chilling legends.

This historic military post has a long and tragic record of terrible misfortune, death, and suffering.

Built back in 1910 this historic and haunted location is home to some of the best home cooking and scary stories to be found anywhere.

If you thought parallel parking was scary, try paranormal parking at this haunted Oklahoma parking lot. It was once the location of the dreaded Hex House, a place of pure evil and nightmares.

If you've lived in the Sooner State for any amount of time you've probably heard of this frightening forest, and more than likely you've heard a few ghost stories about it as well. It's a place of pure evil.

Bigfoot isn't the only wild thing roaming the Oklahoma woods at night.