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It's that time of year again, and the Homeward Bound Pet Adoption Center in South Jersey is stepping up in a feline sort of way. NBC4-TV reported on Jan. 2...

A Kentucky city has come up with an out-of-this-world campaign to promote tourism. The Lexington Convention and Visitors Bureau used an infrared laser to beam a message into space to invite extraterrestrial travelers.

A Kentucky city has come up with an out-of-this-world campaign to promote tourism: an infrared laser to beam a message into space to invite extraterrestrial travelers. The Lexington Convention and Visitors Bureau’s message begins by describing the “lush green countryside,” famous bluegrass, horse farms and bourbon before suggesting places to stay and eat and shop. The agency said in a statement this month that the idea for the campaign came from recent UFO revelations and advan...

South Korean model Ain, also known as Angel Box Girl, is being prosecuted for obscene exposure following incidents from last fall, Oddity Central reported....

Kammeron Bennetts, a motor carrier officer for the Michigan State Police, rescued a 65-year-old man who fell through ice on Arbutus Lake, getting help from a local firefighter and the stranded Traverse City mans dog, Ruby, according to body camera footage.

A Kentucky city has come up with an out-of-this-world campaign to promote tourism by beaming a message into space and inviting extraterrestrial visitors.

A Kentucky city has come up with an out-of-this-world campaign to promote tourism.

“Hey aliens! Look at Lexington!”

VisitLex recently beamed an interstellar travel ad into space inviting aliens to come enjoy Lexington's bourbon, bluegrass and blues.

Lexington hopes to lure in extraterrestrial visitors by broadcasting laser messages and directions to a galaxy far, far away.