Kansas City

Very few can accurately predict the future, but that hasn't stopped the internet experts from attempting to determine what Missouri's largest city will be 27 years from now. This one is almost certainly gonna be correct though. Maybe.

Do you enjoy scenic drives, but don't have a lot of time to devote to a road trip? If that's your situation, I may have found the perfect one for you. It's one of the shortest scenic drives in America and it's located in Missouri.

Before I found the statistics, I had a perception of where I thought you'd be most likely to have your vehicle stolen in Missouri. I was very wrong and there's a good chance that the city in the Show Me State you think would have the highest percentage of vehicle thefts is not where you think, too.

The "body under the bed" urban legend really did happen in Missouri 20 years ago and the truth is much worse than the legend.

The crime rates for this city in Missouri are staggering. Imagine a place that's relatively small yet has a higher violent crime rate than even New York City. It's sadly true and just so you know, it's not St. Louis or Kansas City.

When the you-know-what hits the fan, you need to know where you need to go for safety. If a new ranking is accurate, there are 3 Missouri cities you should consider escaping to once the inevitable zombie apocalypse happens.

The NFL season starts in Kansas City on September, 9th as the Chiefs play host to the Detroit Lions, Arrowhead will be on display for the country to see, but where does it rank on the list of the Best NFL Stadiums? You may be shocked to see the results...

While St. Louis is home to one of the great Italian neighborhoods in the entire United States, it is not home to the Best Italian Restaurant in the Show-Me State. So where is it?

This just in. It's good to be Patrick Mahomes. It's also good to be a Missouri resident if you love the burger franchise Whataburger as another one of Patrick's restaurants is about to open and there are many more to come.

America was a different place 90 years ago. Culturally it was at least on the surface a more innocent time. That changed on a June morning in 1933 when a mass murder by Pretty Boy Floyd left bullet-riddled vehicles in front of the Kansas City railroad depot.