Aliens

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.

Anything that needs explaining with no basis of fact or logic is difficult for some people to believe with blind faith. But sometimes all it takes to turn someone into a believer is a firsthand experience of his or her own.

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.

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.

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

Trending topics on Twitter today: Carly Fiorina, Ash Wednesday, and how people would greet aliens in five words. Leave it to Coloradans to make it about weed.

There are plenty of documented claims that extra terrestrials have visited Earth, many with historical evidence to back them up (according to History Channel’s Ancient Aliens, that is). There are also many claims based purely on hearsay...

From time to time I'll be posting nerd/science related stories because I'm told Science sells. I'll be tagging these posts Science Corner. Not that you're a nerd. You're not. I know. I'm sure you've seen the dashboard camera videos of meteors crashing to the ground in Russia and like this one (by the way, my cousin Vladimir can be heard doing HIS radio show in the background on our sister station