Reslated: Lights in sky on Mancow radio today

By WND Staff
Published January 24, 2007 at 1:00am

Joe Kovacs

Zoomed image of mysterious orange light seen Jan. 9 near Van Buren, Ark. (photo: Col. Brian Fields, USAF, ret.)

After a programming glitch, WND executive news editor Joe Kovacs has been rescheduled for this morning on Mancow's Morning Madhouse, a nationally syndicated radio program that can be heard on many radio stations or online.

Kovacs will be discussing the case of mysterious lights described as "not of this world" by a retired Air Force colonel this month in Arkansas. The story became one of the most widely read news reports in WND's 10-year history after being posted on the Drudge Report last week.

Kovacs is slated to join Mancow at 9:30 a.m. Eastern Time and should be on for the entire half-hour.

A map of radio stations is available at Mancow's website, or you can listen online through affiliates such as WZUU-FM in Kalamazoo, Mich.

Are you a member of the media who'd like to interview WND's Joe Kovacs? Let us know.

Do you like hard-hitting news? Then you should plan to attend NEWS EXPO 2007 featuring Ann Coulter!

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UFO frenzy ignited by Air Force officer

Air Force colonel reports lights 'not of this world'

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