What exactly was in the air that summer? Reports of “flying saucers” -- a new term -- flooded into police stations and newspapers all over the U.S., including in the Upper Midwest. In the summer of ...

Aug. 24—FARGO — I can only imagine what it would have been like to live through the summer of 1947, when people kept an eye on the sky wondering what they might see next. A bird? A plane? Superman?

Earlier this month, we learned of a long-anticipated government report of “unexplained aerial phenomena” spotted by military pilots, fueling speculation about alien spaceships visiting Earth.

UFOs - sorry, UAP - are so hot right now. Ever since the reveal of the infamous "Tic Tac" video a few years back the conversation around Unidentified Flying Objects has been heated, to say the least.

Skywatching became a national occupation 70 years ago, as “stiff necks and goggle eyes were the order of the day,” The Associated Press said at the time. By July 1947, sightings of flying saucers had ...

The U.S. government finally released its much-anticipated UFO report last week, with the conclusion that it couldn’t explain all but one of 144 incidents reported by military fliers -- and that it ...

SEATTLE (AP) — Before June 24, 1947, terms such as UFOs and flying saucers had not entered popular vocabulary. Then, on that afternoon 70 years ago, it all changed because ...

Flying his small, private plane near Mount Rainier on a bright June day in 1947, Kenneth Arnold couldn’t believe what he was seeing. “Nine shiny objects, like fish flipping in the sun, in formation, ...

The man made famous for issuing the 1947 news release that said a flying saucer crashed in Roswell has died. Walter Haut died Thursday. He was 83 years old.His daughter said he died of natural ...

Sci-Fi Shows Pluribus' surprise cameo deliberately flips the show's most horrifying scene on its head to chilling effect Sci-Fi Shows Stranger Things fans have resurrected a rather sinister season 2 ...