I demand a recount. There's a recent ranking that claims a metro in Missouri leads America in a shocking category. It has the fewest mice and rat sightings in America. Seriously?
You won't find many Missouri homes that has such a nice surprise hiding in the upstairs area. It's an elaborate estate already, but it's what's in the attic that is a true crowd-pleaser. It's a model train set that's almost as big as the city of St. Louis.
Spring is here and all across the midwest theme parks are beginning to reopen! If you are wanting to take a trip to a Six Flags location this year you might want to check out this travel website's list ranking all 23 of the Six Flags theme parks in the US. Where does Six Flags St. Louis land on the list...?
If there was ever proof that truth really is stranger than fiction, it's this. It's the (I promise) true story of a woman who was attacked by a shark in Missouri and the shark's name was Bob.
When it comes to technology, sometimes it's best to not trust your eyes. This is a perfect example. There's a guy who believed he was seeing a portal near the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. Nope, but what he found is an interesting example of new technology trying to deal with the real world.
I am about to stake my claim in a likely very unpopular opinion. I have no doubt you've heard St. Louis included in many articles about "murder capitals" and "most dangerous places", but are they really true? I think I can prove that many of these are wildly unfair and try to paint the Gateway City with far too broad a brush.
When I have to fly on a plane, I go through TSA with trepidation. Perhaps I should lighten up as I've found at least 58 things you can totally take on a Missouri plane without being busted and cuffed by an agent.