GhostStop, a business that makes and sells ghost-hunting equipment, is now open in Downtown Lynchburg. Through the doors of GhostStop, you'll find a ghost hunter's paradise.

Wirecutter’s senior editor for smart-home and audio/video (who is also a casual “Paranormal Activity” fan) put some of the most common ghost tech to the test.

Ghost gear, which includes discarded fishing equipment, poses a significant threat to marine life by entangling and often killing animals such as marine mammals, seabirds, sea turtles and sharks.

Ghosts are a booooming business. If you join one of the hundreds of ghost-hunting excursions offered around the country, you’re likely to encounter a slew of gadgets: EMF meters, REM pods, and ...