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It's not unusual to see a tornado in Missouri, but it isn't every day that you see one from over Missouri when you're flying into St. Louis on a plane. That's exactly what happened to one man and he captured what he saw on video.

This brings up so many questions. Many maps have been shared over the years showing what the federal government believes would be the most likely targets if a worst-case scenario nuclear exchange were to occur. Why does that latest FEMA map now show many unexpected Missouri targets all of a sudden?

If I could right one wrong in the world, it would be this one right here. There are 9 Missouri families who's kids have seemingly disappeared just during the month of August. Surely someone knows something that could bring them home safely.

I will admit this is something unusual for me to share considering how much I do not enjoy flying, but I did a double-take when I saw a colleague share information about super-cheap $19 flights out of St. Louis. I have confirmed it's a real thing, but there is a catch and it's only partially true.

Sometimes nature just happens before your very eyes. That's what happened for a hiker in St. Louis, Missouri as they came across two very venomous Copperhead snakes that were either fighting or making a love connection and it's hard to determine which.

You fortunately do not see this very often, but the West Nile virus has struck Missouri hard leaving one St. Louis area teen paralyzed and on a ventilator.

It seems that everyone is a critic especially on the internet and I don't want to be one of those. However, even though Guy Fieri has taken his Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives show to 27 Missouri places, there are many classic places he's missed in our state.

The US Marshals found a suspect in a shooting in Ohio in an unusual place. He was captured while hiding from the law in St. Louis, Missouri.

It's not exactly breaking news that all of Missouri was hot on Tuesday, August 27. However, there was one place in the state that is now confirmed to have tied a 143-year-old high temperature record.

If you know your wild west history, you probably already know that the real John Henry 'Doc' Holliday spent some time in St. Louis, Missouri. What you might not know is how much the time in the state affected him and how he likely found love and the beginnings of his legend in the Show Me State.