Surveys

Spring is finally here! With warmer weather, we see a lot more people out and about.  Families and loved ones can enjoy taking walks, having picnics, playing outdoor games, or organizing barbecues. Parks are great places to assemble, especially if there are a lot of people expected to attend.

"Redbook" magazine posted a list of the most common complaints women have about their husbands.

WalletHub has put together a new survey that compares the average credit scores of residents in 2,570 cities across the United States. Compared to the entire country, our regional results aren't all that impressive. They're also not terrible. But it's fun to look at how individual cities across west central and central Missouri rank against one another.

The Thanksgiving Holiday has come and gone, but one thing might still remain; the turkey. Maybe you bought a bigger turkey than in previous years or maybe you had more people eat the sides this year or maybe you just made your turkey sandwiches and have a little bit of turkey left. What do you do with your leftovers?

The Historic Streetscape Project has been completed for a few weeks, plenty of time for all of us to garner an opinion and a final verdict about the arch that's located at Ohio Avenue and Broadway Boulevard.

With Halloween showing up this week, will kids young and old will benefit more from this year's night of ghosts and goblins?

The Kansas City Royals and St. Louis Cardinals for the first time in thirty years have won their divisions in the same year. Both teams will also have home field advantage in the American League and National League.

Recently, a list of the most Instagrammed places in each state was released. A website called Busbud analyzed millions of photos to figure out which place in each state gets Instagrammed the most, and broke it down into five major categories. The categories are: nature, beaches, sports venues, major landmarks, and zoos.

There has been a big push in the world to be more health conscience. The radio field is not exactly known for being on the health bandwagon, since we're associated with being in studios and not having the most physical of jobs.

Fans behaving badly could be a thing of the past, if one school has its way.