Halloween

It's awesome to see people doing good deeds. Even more so when you can tell it's genuine and when it's done by a child.

If you're really lucky, you might see Margaret Morton waving from the upper windows, despite dying from tuberculosis in the early 1900s.

Those who catch a show at the theater may just find a patron watching the show with them who didn't pay for a ticket.

Nearly all of the historic buildings are said to have their own resident ghosts on the grounds.

The proprietors assure guests that all of their ghosts are "friendly."

Children in costume can visit participating businesses downtown to trick-or-treat, plus there'll be lots of fun activities.

Kane may have been wiped from the map by the creation of a reservoir, but one ghostly figure still searches for her drowned children in the afterlife.

Today on Haunted 307, we explore the legend of the Miner of Slaughterhouse Gulch.

Not interested in knocking on doors this year? Laramie's got you covered!

Is there a ghostly reason that a sheet hangs to cover a window on an upper floor of the operational mental health facility?