scary

There's so much history in the state of Alabama, it's not surprising that there are many places here that are rumored to be haunted.

The Halloween Show started in Romulus, Alabama back in 1989. All these years later, it is back! We have seen some crazy things in the years of doing these live broadcasts. A young teenage girl's eyes turning from brown to bright yellow in front of several witnesses.

The fact that a couple of the scariest houses in the southeast are in my backyard of Tuscaloosa and Northport, is a little too close for comfort. On the Steve & DC Show this month we begin hunting for the best place to do our Halloween show. TikTok has a few scary places in Alabama to mention...

A family in Tuscaloosa County with a very spooky story is the subject of one of their investigations. The show deals with the Tuscaloosa-related investigation in season 1, episode 2. It started with a sound here and there or seeing things that weren't really in the house. This one hits really, really close to home.

I MAY Never sleep again. You may not either if you hate spiders as I do. I’m not the only one. I have a witness. I’ve been back in Tuscaloosa for one week, and I have loved it. However, as I looked for a new home, I encountered a creature that honestly stopped another sweet Tuscaloosa resident and me in our tracks.

I MAY Never sleep again. You may not either if you hate spiders as I do. I’m not the only one. I have a witness. I’ve been back in Tuscaloosa for one week, and I have loved it. However, as I looked for a new home, I encountered a creature that honestly stopped another sweet Tuscaloosa resident and me in our tracks.

Bugs are everywhere...but these are the ones you really need to worry about.

When I moved back to Alabama in 2017, I started to hear stories from friends about snakes in their houses. Snakes in their bathrooms. Snakes in their TOILETS! IT HAS HAUNTED ME FOR SIX YEARS AND COUNTING....

There's so much history in the state of Alabama, it's not surprising that there are many places here that are rumored to be haunted.

Another young Alabama student, living in Tuscaloosa, is also becoming a social media "influencer". The metrics are showing this student is one of the fastest rising stars on TikTok this year. And, there is PLENTY of money to be made on social media if you can get likes on your videos.