Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters, we learn how Harvey left many so-called DREAMers in limbo. We meet a Houstonian trying to improve the trick-or-treating experience for kids displaced by flooding. We learn how a local married couple started their own commercial haunted house. And a local professor conducts scientific research into near-death experiences.
Posted on · Texas ghost towns come in many shapes and sizes
Posted on · Just in time for Halloween - five ghostly hang-outs
Posted on · People are turning to creepy clown faces and bloody ski masks this year, inspired by this year's great horror movies and to escape the real world
Posted on · From keeping your pets away from Halloween candy, to helping your dog or cat adjust to the cooler temperatures, Dr. Lori Teller from the Meyerland Animal Clinic answers all your pet care questions.
Posted on · They landed safely in Helsinki, on the last-ever Friday 13th Flight 666 that Finnair plans to operate. It turns out even people who don't believe in superstitions can be infected by fearfulness.
Posted on · As the musicians, and Houstonians, continue to recover from Harvey, the orchestra brings some seasonal fun to audiences.
Posted on · What kind of music do mummies like best? Wrap! Just kidding, they like Classical tunes too.
Posted on · A look at the instruments of the orchestra and the roles and characters they sometimes "dress up" as.
Posted on · Liza Badillo is an actor at an area haunted house, and she discusses how she goes about scaring patrons.
Posted on · Michael Hagerty visits a local haunted house and talks with a married couple about how they took their frightening creation from the family garage to their local mall.
Posted on · A local actor talks about the art of scaring people at an area haunted house.
Posted on · Glenwood Cemetery's "Avenging Angel." The Candy Man. These aren't characters from horror stories. They're tales based on true events in Houston. It's a Halloween-themed Houston Matters, as we learn more about some of Houston's darkest history. We also revisit a museum that takes a more educational approach to what many would consider a taboo topic […]
Posted on · The National Retail Federation forecasts consumers will spend nearly $7 billion this year on costumes, candy, and decorations.
Posted on · Bonus Bachtoberfest episode with a side of scary.