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Break out your Spirit Box and get ready for all things paranormal because Cajun Country Para-Con is happening in New Iberia!

We certainly have our fair share of things that go bump in the night here in Louisiana. A new show on The Travel Channel "Ghosts of Morgan City" aims to showcase these claims for the world to see.

Let's be honest, we could all use a trip to the beach right about now.

'Ghosts of Morgan City' on Travel Channel is exploring an upsurge of paranormal activity in this St Mary Parish town.

The Travel Channel says Ghosts of Morgan City will investigate paranormal activity in and around Morgan City and St. Mary Parish.

Travel Channel will be back in Acadiana filming at Johnson's Boucanière for their wildly popular show 'Food Paradise'

The popular food challenge show has a new host and he is bringing his eating game to the Bayou State.

Some of our favorite Louisiana celebrations will be featured on Travel Channel's 'Trip Flip' TV series on Tuesday,June 2.

As if Craig Morgan doesn’t have enough on his plate these days, he is now adding one more ‘to do’ item to the top of the list. The singer/songwriter/outdoorsman/award-winning TV host is heading over to the Travel Channel’s hit show ‘Hotel Impossible’ for a guest appearance, set to air on Monday, June 11.

How many times have I had to miss the party or be in the conversation because I had to stay and stir the cook pot? With this incredible invention from Japan, no longer will I be missing out on the game, the gossip or the good laughs in the other room.

I could never have imagined the sand box that you are about to see here. It's a virtual sandbox that allows the user to create, sculpt and visualize the effects of wind, water, time and the elements. It also prevents the user from coming into contact of every sand box users nemesis , the neighbors cat.

This video illustrates what happens when you mix a lack of experience with a lack of following directions while riding an ATV. Anthony Bourdain is very fortunate he didn't wind up finishing that episode at a hospital or a funeral home.

Teresa Messina of Lafayette recalls her paranormal experiences as a child