Whiteman Air Force Base

There's a new database that shows there are now 15 Missouri first-strike nuclear targets.

Having lived in Missouri nearly all of my life, there is no excuse for me having never visited 5 very famous Missouri places and now is confession time.

If you live near the Air Force base in Missouri, you know it's not unusual to see objects in the sky. But, there's a new report from an eyewitness who claims there was a strange green object in that part of Missouri and they have video and pictures to prove it.

Pettis County NAACP, Sedalia Business Women and Bothwell Regional Health Center will honor local community activist Lauretta Emerson Aug. 8.

The truth is I think I was more stunned than they were. Some hikers making their way across Missouri captured video of a stealth bomber that flew directly over their trail.

The 2024 version of Wings Over Whiteman, held this past weekend, was attended by thousands of air show fans from Missouri and beyond at Whiteman Air Force Base.

For the first time in five years, Whiteman Air Force Base will host Wings Over Whiteman.

I'm no military expert, but I don't understand why the powers that be allowed this to happen. Did you know that China owns much farmland adjacent to two vital military bases in Missouri? It's being called a "grave national concern" for a good reason.

If you've lived in Missouri long enough and pay attention to alleged UFO activity, you have no doubt heard the stories about UFO's over Whiteman Air Force Base. There's a new study that thinks it knows why. The sightings were connected to nuclear weapons based on this new theory.

We've always known that if the world ever enters a worst-case nuclear attack scenario that Missouri would be one of the first places hit. However, it was believed there were only 2 or 3 likely targets for an attack. A newly-updated FEMA map suddenly shows there are now dozens of Missouri places in grave danger if an enemy were ever to make our worst dreams come true.