Sarah Knapton, our Science Editor, and Joe Pinkstone, our Science Correspondent, are back to demystify your supernatural experiences. From ghoulish encounters to bizarre coincidences, there’s always a ...

For the third and final story in EastIdahoNews.com’s Fact or Folklore series on Blackfoot, we saved the best for last, exploring an age-old question that continues to captivate the community: Is State ...

The next Pittsburgh concert for Ghost Hounds will take place in quite a different environment than their last one. Last April ...

Lindsay Richardson, from Glasgow, has told how her baby Charlie was delivered stillborn at at the Princess Royal Maternity - ...

A Norfolk NHS trust called in an exorcist after staff at a Norwich hospice complained the site was haunted, including by the ...

Paramount+’s ‘School Spirits’ returns for a third season, where it continues Maddie’s story after her spirit reunites with ...

'Deliverance ministers' were called on after a series of spooky sightings left staff terrified that building was being ...

Representatives from the Church's 'deliverance ministries' said they have seen an uptick in inquiries about the practice ...

A motorcycle was seen moving without a rider back and forth across three lanes on the Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE) on ...

Catch up on School Spirits Season 2's major events and lingering questions before the supernatural drama returns on Paramount+.

Hospital visits, burst pipes and baboon encounters have turned one woman’s holidays into survival stories rather than relaxing getaways she desperately craves. Columnist Emma Cam explains.

Amid rusting oil pumps and rigs, once affluent Venezuelan oil towns place their hope in US investment.