Weird News

An enormous historic Indiana sanatorium lets visitors explore more than 120,000 square feet of buildings, steam tunnels, and reportedly paranormal spaces.

No bathroom nearby? The U.S. Forest Service has four simple steps for properly disposing of human waste while hiking or camping.

The next time my daughter has a soccer tournament, we are definitely trying this place. I think I'm going to get the 'My Bloody Valentine.'

Indiana's fall monarch butterfly migration is underway, with roosts already being reported as thousands of butterflies make their journey south.

No, Illinois did not pass a new law requiring drivers under 5-foot-2 to use booster seats. Here's the truth behind the viral social media post.

Southern Illinois' Snake Road is closed to vehicles through October 30 to protect migrating snakes and amphibians, but visitors can still explore it on foot.

A NASA-backed team at SIU Carbondale has developed a process that transforms plastic bottles and agricultural waste into proteins, fats, and other potential food ingredients.

Pumpkin spice bacon? Yep, it's a real thing, and it's back in 2026.

Once again, Indiana has three haunted locations that are in the running to be named the best haunted destination in America.

A museum just a few hours from Evansville houses a wild collection of haunted items, eerie dolls, funeral objects, true crime relics and other oddities.

Indiana's annual Bat Festival returns Sept. 26 with live bats, wildlife presentations, hands-on demonstrations, a wetland hike and a chance to listen for bats after dark.

You're invited to Dracula's Birthday Bash...which also happens to be a murder mystery train ride that's coming up in Indiana.