What was it? ‘Glowing object’ lights up sky over Arizona, Southwest

What was it? ‘Glowing object’ lights up sky over Arizona, Southwest: " Experts believe a bright ‘glowing object’ spotted over the Arizona sky Wednesday night was either a fireball or a bright meteor.

ABC15 started getting reports of the sighting around 7:45 p.m.

Many residents around the state said they saw a "glowing object" fly across the night sky . A Valley student posted video capturing a light in the sky.

Residents in Las Vegas and Southern California also reported seeing the light.

A NASA scientist told msnbc.com the object was most likely a fragment of an asteroid."

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Preview: Hidden hideaway on AZ Highways

Preview: Hidden hideaway on AZ Highways: "A couple of seasons ago, we were up in Strawberry doing a story on the Fossil Creek Creamery where they make the most delectable goat cheese I have ever tasted.

While I was trying my hand, or hands, at goat milking, the owner told me about a super secret, exclusive resort where he had just delivered his tasty wares.

What intrigued me is that he said it was so hidden that they actually met him outside the grounds, which were so vast that he never even got to see the resort.

I did a little research and discovered this getaway of all getaways was a place called Amangiri that is five miles from Paige, Ariz. on the border of Arizona and Utah.

So on our next Arizona Highways Television adventure to Lake Powell, we decided to check out this hidden hideaway."

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Tick disease in blood supply causing Arizona officials to look closely at screening

Tick disease in blood supply causing Arizona officials to look closely at screening: "A Valley blood bank is paying closer attention to a potentially life threatening disease caused by ticks.

Babesiosis can be spread through blood.

United Blood Services directors are holding an internal conference this week to discuss the disease and possibility for testing in the future.

There are no tests currently available to detect Babesiosis in the blood supply, said Sue Thew, a spokesperson for UBS."

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