A bright green fireball meteor was reported over Northeast Ohio late Monday, drawing more than 200 reports across Ohio, Michigan and the Great Lakes region.

If you missed the meteor sighting over Southeast Michigan early on May 27, perhaps you saw the latest one on Monday night.

Ohio also saw a fireball meteor streaking across the sky during the night of the May full moon. This is where it flew and what it means.

A New York driver heading out for an ordinary afternoon unexpectedly captured what is said to have been a meteor streaking across the sky. What’s even more interesting is that the whole thing

A Rome, NY resident's fishing trip turned into a viral moment when a bright green meteor streaked across the sky and was captured on his dashcam.

NASA has now confirmed a meteor was travelling at 75,000 miles per hour (more than 120,000 km/h) at an altitude of 40 miles when it broke apart on Saturday May 30

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A meteor exploded off the coast of Massachusetts Saturday afternoon.

Another meteor was spotted streaking across the sky above parts of the eastern United States for over 100 miles, leading multiple cities and states to see the fireball on April 7. The meteor passed over the northeastern part of the country around 2:34 p.m ...

NASA said the energy released when the meteor broke up was equivalent to about 300 tons of TNT.

Some residents in the Greater Toronto Area reported a potential meteor sighting, lighting up the sky in the region early Wednesday morning.