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If Bigfoot were real, where would he hide in Tri-Cities?

The Monroe Monster is a bigfoot craze that hit southeastern Michigan in the mid 1960s.

Captured audio features a Bigfoot screaming, can you hear it?

On a podcast called 'The Sasquatch Chronicles', a Ludington, Michigan area bow hunter shared a story about coming across something a little strange in the woods.

Is there a Bigfoot roaming the woods in far Upstate New York near the banks of the St. Lawrence River? Perhaps. Here's a compelling story.

The panhandle of Texas is some wide-open country with exceptional scenery like the Palo Duro Canyon. Plenty of places for a cryptid like Bigfoot to hide.

A bizarre cryptid story comes froms from a Missouri woman and a hair braid that she says Bigfoot used as a weapon.

Urban legends are stories usually told around campfires, sleepovers or by a parent trying to give their kids a scare onto the right path. But some of these are too good not to share. Let's get into some of the craziest Urban legends in Washington.

This is no Bigfoot caught on on cam in Minnesota. It's clearly a hoax but does raise some very real concerns for property owners.

Mythical creatures have been spotted all over Washington state, the most famous one is obviously Bigfoot, but this list will take a deeper dive into the supernatural. People have claimed to have come face to face with these beings and lived to tell the tale...

A new reported Bigfoot sighting near Skykomish River at Sultan WA might be another hoax circulating the internet

There may be a baby bigfoot just captured on camera from the Ozark Mountains of Missouri.