Missouri River

No big surprise that 2 of the most snake-infested rivers in America are a huge part of Missouri.

A man fishing near Washington, Missouri just landed a more than 86 pound blue catfish and then let it go.

The MSHP reports that the 33-year-old woman entered the water on foot at 12:46 p.m., Monday in Cooper County near the 200-mile marker and failed to resurface

Imagine a time when steam-powered boats ruled the rivers, connecting communities and shaping the nation, before the age of rail, air travel or roadways. Preserved from almost 200 years ago is a glimpse into Missouri history.

I may never go camping near the Missouri River again after some stories have been shared about huge arachnids that apparently also call that area home. Several Missouri fishermen swear it's not an exaggeration or far-fetched tale, but what they really saw with their own eyes.

Snow is annoying and frustrating to deal with, but if you live in Missouri you should be hoping for A LOT of it this year, but why? Here are the details on why the Governor of Missouri says he hopes snow is in the forecast...

The Missouri Department of Transportation detonated the truss of the old Rocheport Bridge on Interstate 70 on Sunday, September 10, 2023. Watch the video here.

A Columbia woman drowned in the Missouri River on Wednesday morning.

It's been said that where there is smoke, you'll most of the time find fire. The same can be said of legends. Even among the tallest tales, there is often some truth behind it all. That's the case with a steamboat that sank in Missouri which was said to be carrying tons of gold. The truth is that there have been gold coins found near where it sank near Mound City, Missouri.

I recently posed the question, if you drained the Missouri River what would you find? Here's what you told me you think is in the riverbed.