AUSTIN, Texas ( WJW ) – Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield says he had a close encounter with the unknown.
According to his Twitter page on Wednesday, he and his wife, Emily Wilkinson, saw a UFO over Lake Travis in the Austin area.
"Almost 100%, Em and I just saw a UFO drop straight out of the sky on our way home from dinner… we stopped and looked at each other and asked if either of us saw it… Very bright ball of light going straight down out of the sky towards Lake Travis. Anybody else witness this?" he tweeted.
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Video shows strange lights in Las Vegas sky
MYSTERY WIRE — Dozens of people reported seeing strange lights in the sky over Las Vegas on Monday night. Mystery Wire was later told by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that these lights were actually flares being used by the Air Force over military ranges northwest of Las Vegas.
Since the original story was published, other reports were received from people who said they saw the lights and claim they were not northwest of the Las Vegas valley but appeared to be over the city.
Cancellations impact title races with officials hopeful for SG
Let the debates begin. With the final World Cup downhill of the season canceled and additional weather challenges expected for tomorrow's super G, every clinch will now come with a caveat.
Was Switzerland's Beat Feuz the deserving downhill globe winner? In one camp, the Beat-believers will laud what has surely amazed me over the years: He's rarely off the podium, and over the last four years, UFO sightings are a more common occurrence than Feuz finishing outside the top 10.
New video shows more strange lights around Las Vegas
MYSTERY WIRE — Earlier this week on Monday night around 7:30 dozens of people reported seeing strange lights in the sky over Las Vegas. We later were told by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that these lights were actually flares being used by the Air Force over the military ranges northwest of Las Vegas.
Since the original story was published we have received other reports from people who said they saw the lights, and claim they were not northwest of the Las Vegas valley, but appeared to be over the city.
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Watch International Space Station flyovers this week from Cincinnati
It's not a bird. It's not a plane. It's not a UFO. The International Space Station (ISS) will fly over the Tristate Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, and if the skies are clear, you can't miss it!
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You can track the path of ISS using apps like Sputnik and ISS spotter or websites like heavens-above.com .
Red Zone podcast: Tournament time mega-pod with Jim Polzin and Todd Milewski | National |
State Journal beat reporters Colten Bartholomew, Jim Polzin and Todd Milewski get together over Zoom to discuss NCAA tournament news for the Badgers men's basketball, men's hockey and women's hockey programs.
Jim and Colten start by breaking down why the Badgers got a 9 seed in the March Madness bracket, then look into the keys for UW in beating North Carolina in the first round. They give you their Final Four picks, then touch on the coach firings around the Big Ten Conference. They wrap up by discussing safety Reggie Pearson's decision to transfer from UW.
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China protests over Japan, US statement on human rights | ArkLaTexHomepage
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said China was "strongly dissatisfied and resolutely opposed" to the statement.
The China-Japan statement expressed concern over threats to Taiwan, Beijing's human rights violations in Xinjiang, its activities in the South China Sea and "unilateral action that seeks to change the status quo" over Japan-controlled East China Sea islands that China also claims.
There was no indication that the Alaska talks had been derailed and Zhao said China was prepared to discuss its policies on Xinjiang and Hong Kong.
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