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There are fish stories and there are FISH STORIES. This tale is that second one. It's how a Jefferson City, Missouri man just set a sunfish record and it was all because of a cow. You might want to sit down for this one.

You might find a bike park as good as this one in Missouri, but I doubt you'll find one better. It's one of Missouri's newest bike parks and already some think it might be among the world's best.

I've said it before and I'll say it again. Wealth can be measured a lot of ways and does not necessarily equal happiness. However, it is interesting to note that the 3rd richest person in all of Missouri just happens to also be 33 times wealthier than even Major League Baseball and St. Louis Cardinal legend Albert Pujols.

I know that people see objects in nature that look like something else and most of the time it's wacky. In this case, I think it's absolutely accurate to say that a rock along a wild Missouri biking trail really does look like a whale. It seriously does.

In a recent baseball game between Mizzou and Florida, a ball was hit to what appeared to be out of the reach of a Missouri outfielder. It wasn't. Video shows that Cam Chick made a catch so great it's even been shared by Major League Baseball.

You won't see a fish like this very often. A Missouri man went fishing and caught himself a whopper. The fish at the end of his hook actually dates back to prehistoric times. Spoiler Alert - he threw it back.

What is not to love about this Missouri City? It has everything the best BBQ, music, art, culture, and the Super Bowl Champions the Cheifs.

There's a heroic effort underway to help a Hannibal, Missouri boy throw out the first pitch at a St. Louis Cardinals game and you can be a part of it.

I am an unapologetic Kansas City Chiefs fan so I got a massive laugh out of this. If you by some life misjudgment are Philadelphia Eagles fan, you might want to look the other way. A Kansas City area dairy company is still rubbing in the recent Super Bowl loss offering 'Eagle Tears' milk.

Have you ever been fishing with a bow? It's quite a different experience from a rod and reel to say the least. One Missouri man used his bow and may have just shot himself not only a state record, but maybe even a world record fish.