Missouri News

I am embarrassed to admit that I'm truly surprised by this. Brand new moving data has just been released for 2024 and it shows a shocking number of movers who are now choosing to move to Missouri.

I consider myself a natural-born skeptic and a new scientific paper won't be changing that outlook anytime soon. It makes a wild claim that feral hogs are actually good for Missouri.

It's been quietly spreading among the Missouri deer population for decades, but one scientist believes the consequences are much more dire than just affecting wildlife. He believes if you want to see the disease that will eventually kill every single one of us, you need to look at what's happening to Missouri deer right now.

I was born and raised in Missouri and live there now. Normally I would recommend that anyone and everyone consider making it their home state, too. But, there are some people who really should pay attention to red flags that are a sign that Missouri is not meant for you.

We're not far into 2024 yet and already the year has gotten stranger. This is just one example. After a rash of almost constant mountain lion sightings in Missouri in 2023, these big cats have seemingly just disappeared. Why the sudden scarcity of sightings?

At some level, all of us are looking for love. For one Sikeston, Missouri farmer, that pursuit will be a very public one as he's one of the featured guys on season 2 of reality show Farmer Wants a Wife on Fox.

If you're planning to view the upcoming total solar eclipse that will reach totality over Missouri, can you safely view it through a welding mask? The answer is yes and no.

It was a typical Monday morning for Missouri firefighters who were on their way to a call when they noticed something else was in distress. This is the story of how they ended up helping with two emergencies with the second being an injured bald eagle in a ditch.

The line up for the Inaugural Mozark Fest in Sedalia, Missouri is announced. Headliners include LOCASH, Revisiting Credence, Molly Hatchet, and Starship.

If you're like me, you rarely pay attention to intercom messages that occasionally come across store speakers. However, if you're in a Missouri store and hear 'code black', you need to get away from the front windows immediately.