A new survey found that Tucson is the 32nd best city for paranormal activity out of the United State's 200 biggest cities.
Lawn Love, a national lawn care and landscaping company that publishes these studies , compared the aforementioned 200 cities based on a number of criteria to come up with the rankings. Those include the number of sightings of paranormal phenomena, the number of haunted spots and even how many conventions and ghost tours there are.
Supernatural can mean anything out of the bounds of normalcy...including ghosts, aliens, cryptids and other monsters. Phoenix ranked number 12 in the country. That's despite being tied for the fewest paranormal sightings — yet the third most paranormal societies and investigative organizations .If you're in search of a haunt here in Tucson, The Pima County Public Library offersan impressive encyclopedia of ghost encounters and environs on their site. It includes some area schools, the U of A, 22nd Street Antique Mall, and, believe it or not, a mountain lion ghost that chases visitors at Sabino Canyon.
And if you're less enthused by visitors from beyond life and more excited by visitors from beyond the stars —the National UFO Reporting Centeroffers an up-to-date databank of UFO sightings in Tucson and around Arizona.Sean Newgent has been with KGUN9 since January of 2020 and is Good Morning Tucson's executive producer. He graduated from Illinois State University with a degree in broadcast journalism. He is a critic and cultural commentator.
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