Ozarks

I tend to be a very skeptical person, so I'm sharing this with a very large dose of caution. There's a Missouri spring that some say has healing powers. Is that true? Legends say yes, but what does reality say? Let's find out.

It's not often you get to brag about throwing food at celebrities, but in this case it's a real compliment. There is a Missouri restaurant that can accurately say they've thrown rolls at both Elvis and Jay Leno.

It's a paranormal hotspot in Missouri that is so notorious that it has attracted some of the world's top researchers. Many of them believe that woods near Marley Woods, Missouri have "two or three portals" that's being used by all sorts of otherworldly beings.

If you are sick and tired of going to your local shooting range every other weekend for the same target training, then you need to check out the place that was named the Best Shooting Range in the Show-Me State.

It's easy to dismiss one person who claims to have witnessed something strange in the woods. However, it's more difficult in my opinion to ignore an entire Missouri neighborhood that claims it saw a beast with red eyes peering out of the woods.

This Missouri man must have ice water coursing through his veins. He shared video of a close encounter he had with a big ole black bear in the Missouri Ozarks, but he didn't seemed to be concerned at all about the fact that an apex predator was just ahead of him on a trail.

Someone is gonna have some explaining to do. A 'crazy looking cat' was found by a Missouri farmer who was shocked to learn the animal is native to Africa. What?

I've seen a lot of happy horses in my life, but never one who's as...um...happy as this one. It's a stallion (indeed) in a Missouri stream who just won't stop...um...moaning. There's actually a scientific reason for all of this.

If you'd like to get away from civilization as we know it, there's one expert that seems to think you won't have to go far. When it comes to off-grid living, Bob Vila says Missouri is one of the best options.

If you're a fan of classic television, there's a famous show with a direct Missouri connection you might not be aware of. Did you know the bluegrass band featured on many episodes of The Andy Griffith Show was really from Missouri? It's true and they're still around today.