UFO

So far this year, Louisiana has seen 19 new UFO sightings, with 7 of the 19 recent reports coming from right here in Acadiana.

Louisiana pilot Felix Eugene Moncla Jr. disappeared in 1953 while serving in the United States Air Force after "intercepting a UFO".

Sometimes you never really know what you will see on the highway, including vehicles that resemble a UFO.

In this video shot in Lafayette, you'll see what at first appears to be the moon in the distance as two women talk. Then suddenly it completely disappears.

A group of people gathering for the solar eclipse in Texas yesterday not only got to see a rare solar event, but some believe they got to see a UFO as well.

There's something in this video other than the red lights that really got our attention.

In 2023, there were 30 reports of UFOs in Louisiana to the National UFO Reporting Center. Let's take a took at what was reported, and where in Louisiana these reports came from.

Whether you believe in UFOs or not, this video from a Brazilian pilot of what is being called "The Best UFO Footage Ever" is worth a watch.

Ring camera video from the area of the reported UFO crash seems to only strengthen these claims. Grab your tinfoil hat, and let's dive in...

The man's report of an object falling from the sky is actually confirmed by another police officer's body cam video.

The Pentagon shot down an unknown object flying in U.S. airspace off the coast of Alaska on Friday on orders from President Joe Biden, White House officials said.

A couple of videos and photos were submitted to us Friday night from just outside of Mamou, Louisiana.

Whether you believe or not, what those pilots have captured on video has yet to be explained, unless it's something that is classified.

If you are a UFO enthusiast, you will find yourself in like company at this gathering of those who believe.

Could this be UFOs ready to invade St. Martin Parish?

For over the past 70 years, the Roswell UFO Incident has been a hot topic of debate. However, there's an incredible, close Louisiana connection that you might not know.

Several people posted photos and videos of what appeared to be the same or very similar set of orange-ish lights.

Something a bit odd was seen in the sky that some Houma, La residents are having a hard time explaining.

The object was moving at an extremely high rate of speed while fighter jets made a flyover.

We all know that Louisiana is a hotbed of odd and unexplainable things. According to a new list, apparently, there's nothing spooky or odd going on here at all.