travel

If you enjoy travel and have children, it's good to know that two of the best destinations for families just so happen to be in Missouri according to a new international ranking.

What would you be willing to do so your family could travel across America without having the money for hotels or places to stay? One Midwest guy built a tiny cabin on wheels so he and his wife could travel the country and they're completely self-sufficient in it.

If you've lived in the Hannibal area and gone through the Mark Twain Cave complex more than a few times in your life, this really won't be news. However, a major travel website has just named it as one of the most family-friendly cave tours in all of Missouri.

Missouri has so much to offer people from big cities like St. Louis, and Kansas City, to caves, fishing, and so much more, but according to one website there is one main reason you need to visit the state of Missouri.

It's one of those aspects of life that you see practically every day, but don't take the time to ask the question "why?". It's the rhyme and reason behind why our highways have the numbers they do including Highway 61, 172, 70, etc.

The numbers show that over 25% of the flights booked in Illinois are all heading to the same place, meaning the people of Illinois love traveling there more than anywhere else.

Why is Illinois raked so low on this list for "Best States to Visit this Fall'? t makes no sense to me, don't you think Fall is the best season in the Land of Lincoln?

I was absolutely shocked to see the prices of these flights out of St. Louis, you can get flights this week for cheaper than dinner for two at Applebee's.

I must admit that I am a fan of conspiracy theories. The bigger the whopper, the more I like them. But, even I had a hard time understanding a theory that the Gateway Arch in St. Louis somehow controls the weather.

Do you consider yourself an adventurer? How about spelunking aka cave exploring? There's a true hardcore cave that is now open again for exploring in southern Illinois after a 10 year hiatus.