UFOs

Hickman's Flew Drones to Collect Evidence on Tonopah Residents

American Airlines Pilot Describes Seeing UFO Over Arizona

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Hear American Airlines Pilot Discuss UFO Sighting Over Arizona in FAA Tape

By Ray Stern
Mar 9, 2018

Pilot: "I don't know what it was, but it was at least two-three thousand feet above us."
Can You Identify Fake News? Some of the Most Ridiculous Stories From Arizona

By Lindsay Moore
Aug 6, 2017

University of Arizona researchers put together a report of tips to spot and stop fake news.
Extraterrestrials in Arizona: The Five Most Infamous Alien Encounters in the State

By Shanna Hogan
May 23, 2016

Flying saucers in the Phoenix skies. A legendary alien abduction. Perhaps the largest reported mass UFO sighting of all time. In case you hadn’t heard, Arizona is a popular tourist destination for intergalactic visitors. Why, it seems like only last month that a Sky Harbor Airport employee spotted a massive...
UFO Reportedly Spotted at Airport By Sky Harbor Employee

By Shanna Hogan
Apr 26, 2016

Late on a Tuesday night at Phoenix’s Sky Harbor Airport, an employee was taking trash to a Dumpster outside the air-traffic-control tower when a mysterious glow caught his attention. A massive V-shaped object was hovering off the ground, light emanating from the bottom. “The lights were what I noticed at...
UFO Conference Near Fountain Hills Missing One Thing: Any Real Evidence of UFOs

By Ray Stern
Feb 13, 2014

How cute. The annual International UFO Congress will take place over the next few days at a small conference center at the Radisson Fort McDowell hotel in the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation. Self-described alien abductees and experts on UFOs, aliens, sasquatches, and crop circles are part of the lineup of...

UFOs

Hickman's Flew Drones to Collect Evidence on Tonopah Residents

American Airlines Pilot Describes Seeing UFO Over Arizona

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