UFOs

Many people posted photos and videos of lights in the sky over Northern Colorado this weekend. Aliens? I think that's a matter of if you believe...

If you're seeking an adventure that's truly out of this world, why not take a drive on the Cosmic Highway and make a stop at the UFO Watchtower in Hooper, Colorado.

One Fort Collins resident believes they saw a UFO during the annual Perseid Meteor Shower earlier this month. But is it legit?

Some UFOs are easy to dismiss as stars, airplanes, or something else. But other incidents are just too eerie and unexplainable to brush off so easily.

Though many are banned, fireworks are a popular summertime activity for Northern Coloradans. But could they ultimately be distracting us from possible extraterrestrial encounters?

For many Fort Collins residents, Horsetooth Rock is a beloved hiking spot where many family memories are built. But it also has an interesting story that could attract the attention of the History Channel's Ancient Aliens.

One resident believes a lightning storm in Fort Collins last month was really a UFO.

UFO sightings are pretty common in Colorado. In fact, there were 5 sightings reported in the first week of May alone.

You hear all kinds of outlandish promises from presidential candidates, and Hilary Clinton is no exception, looking to win over the UFO vote.

UFO sightings are nothing new, but they're especially enchanting when they appear in our own backyard.

UFO sightings are nothing new - but they're especially enchanting when they appear in our own backyard.

Yesterday I wrote about retired NASA astronaut Edgar Mitchell's Cold War alien theory. While he admitted there is no logic or proof behind his claim that aliens prevented the United States and Russia from waging a nuclear war, I believe there could be something to it...