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There is one Missouri town that has been hit by a double whammy. It's known as being one of the most mispronounced cities in America and it was also slammed into by a mammoth meteor. Can this Missouri place catch a break?

I demand a recount. A new ranking of the states with the most dangerous weather doesn't have Missouri anywhere near the top. How can this be? Science I suppose.

I wanted to get ahead of something you're about to hear a lot about if you live in Missouri or Illinois if you haven't already. There are models that show big snow is possible, but you really shouldn't worry much - yet.

Common sense will tell you that it's almost always a good idea to wear a seat belt and most of the time it's the law to do so. But, there are a handful of exceptions to Missouri's seat belt law that will allow you to not buckle up.

I've learned that tire chains are still a thing for some in Missouri and Illinois and I was surprised that laws about them still exist, too.

I have friends who think that just because I was born and raised in Missouri that I'm not a man of the world. That's incorrect and I can prove it with science. There's a new survey that shows many Missourians would love to live abroad and you'll never guess what their #1 city desire is.

This is one of the more prestigious awards you can get as a restaurant. Esquire just ranked the top 50 restaurants in America and one sushi place in St. Louis made the list.

It would be a good idea to check your bank account regularly anyway, but today is an especially good day to make sure nothing is unusual is going on in your Missouri account as there are multiple reports of a massive cyberattack that is affecting at least 60 credit unions right now.

This is not the trivial thought coming from a random internet person. It's one of the most prominent and well-respected travel websites in the world that just named a Missouri place 'America's Tree City' for Christmas.

Missouri is almost number one for something no state ever wants to be number one for. When it comes to doing a good job operating your motor vehicle of choice, Missouri drivers are almost the worst in America. I'll try to explain.