Six well-known experts in paranormal activity research will be the featured speakers at the 18th annual Butler Paranormal Conference on April 26. "We cover all aspects of the paranormal, including UFO ...

For centuries, mankind has reported seeing UFOs in various parts of the world. For centuries, mankind has reported seeing UFOs in various parts of the world. The alleged sightings have captivated the ...

Explore the history of UFO sightings in Louisiana, from the 1947 national conference that never happened to detailed accounts from the Air Force and local residents.

Our region has plenty of myths and mysteries. I recently sent some Mothman and Flatwoods Monster – West Virginia’s own cryptid and very own alien visitor – stickers to one of the little boys in my ...

The National UFO Reporting Center collects reports from the public Interest in UFOs has been increasing after whistleblower testimony A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing for more transparency ...

It was the time of year when children would look to the heavens to see if they could spot Rudolph’s red nose or their parents ...

The US Congress has been attempting to “pull back the curtain” on secret research into UFOs - as our maps show the places in the UK and America most likely to be visited by extra-terrestrials. Last ...

The opening of the Fukushima research facility comes amid a marked increase in interest in UFOs worldwide.

When pilot Kenneth Arnold took off from Chehalis, Washington, in his single-engine airplane one afternoon in June 1947, he was looking for a lost military aircraft that had crashed. But what he found ...

STRATFORD, Connecticut -- Fans of cryptids like Bigfoot, Jersey Devil and the Mothman can hear from a panel of experts at the Cryptid Encounters fair at Two Roads' Area Two on Saturday, April 26. The ...

When pilot Kenneth Arnold took off from Chehalis, Washington, in his single-engine airplane one afternoon in June 1947, he was looking for a lost military aircraft that had crashed. But what he found ...

When pilot Kenneth Arnold took off from Chehalis, Washington, in his single-engine airplane one afternoon in June 1947, he was looking for a lost military aircraft that had crashed. But what he found ...