Legends

A new streaming series explores the legend of a dragon in the Missouri Ozarks - sort of.

Legend says it's buried near an old Missouri school house which just so happens to be named Treasure Road.

In the 21st  century we have become accustomed to listening  to music through non tangible means, on-air and on-line. There was a time however when we were younger that music could be consumed and owned tangibly. Vinyl albums, cassettes and CD’s were purchased, shared and cherished. Physical al...

It was supposed to be a date with two girls they had met, but for two Illinois men it became something completely different and terrifying. After they became lost in the woods trying to locate the home of the ladies, something found them, but it wasn't what they were hoping for.

Even with my admittedly rudimentary understanding of physics, I know this shouldn't be possible. However, multiple videos prove that Missouri's bizarre 'Gravity Hill' is not only real, but more than a little spooky, too.

I thought I knew every legend that Missouri has to offer, but I apparently was very very wrong. For the first time, I've heard a tale told about the legend of phantom hounds that rule a tiny Missouri place as soon as the sun goes down.

I will warn you that this quest will end with more questions than there are answers. I've just come across mention of a legend that says a bizarre hidden temple was found underneath a Missouri farm.

Missouri is known for mysterious creatures including Bigfoot, Mo-Mo, Sasquatch among others. But, did you know that the smelliest monster of them all exists somewhere in the Ozarks right across the Missouri border according to legends?

Just when you think you've heard every possible story about a Missouri creature in the woods, something new surprises you. That's what happened to me when I came across a new story of a Missouri man who says he saw a massive creature while hunting for mushrooms.

The fact that Missouri really does have 1.4 billion pounds of cheese hidden in caves is remarkable, but the urban legends that have ground out of this cheddar reality are even better. Let's try to separate Missouri cheese fact from dairy fiction.