Outdoors

Farming plays a vital role in Missouri’s economy, history, and identity. In the coming weeks, farmers across the state will be harvesting their crops. Expect to see an increase in farm machinery traffic--especially on rural highways.

If you love the scenery of fall colors along Missouri River bluffs, you'll enjoy the Fall Colors Tram Tours Oct. 23 and 24. The two-hour roundtrip tours will take visitors on the Katy Trail between Rocheport and McBaine in the comfort of a tram coach.

Just when we thought cooler temperatures were going to stay around for a while, Summer opened her doors and said, "Welcome Back!" Still a few more days of warmer days are ahead of us but the cooler temps are waiting in the wings.

If you just happen to have a large evergreen that you want to get rid of, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is looking for the next Christmas tree for the lawn of the governor's mansion.

In 2020 there's some changes coming for some landowners that like to hunt on their own property.

With prices not being raised in over a decade, adjustments are needed to keep up with increasing costs so the Missouri Department of Conservation will increase some fees for hunting and fishing permits next year.

how can you keep your Labor Day celebration on the patio or in the backyard pest free?

You've driven across Missouri for years, whether it be on the interstate, a highway, a blacktop or even a gravel road, and you've noticed there's purple paint on a lot of fence posts, and even trees. What does it mean?

Media outlets out of Kansas City are reporting that Valley Oaks Steak Company near Lone Jack is closing after their expansion plans have caused controversy.

It's the end of the season for Centennial Pool. That means tomorrow, August 7, Centennial Pool goes to the dogs.