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We've all been there. You hear a sound outside of your home at night. You go to look outside to see what's going on. That scenario played out for one Missouri family who were frozen in fear when they went to look out of a window to see what made a sound only to realize that something was staring right back at them.

Film will air on Disney+ on May 24, the same day a companion soundtrack comes out.

I don't think I love anything enough to have more than 34,000 versions of it. One Wisconsin man obviously does love something that much as he's now eaten 34,128 Big Macs to extend his own standing world record.

They are coming. It won't be long now before both Missouri and Illinois are dealing with one of the largest cicada invasions in recent memory and new maps show where they'll be landing.

It's just a matter of time before it's everywhere. The fastest-growing burger chain in America is now in ten Missouri places, but that number is likely to climb quickly.

Many people thought the world was ending this week when many lost cellular connections due to a nationwide outage. Many theorized it was caused by massive solar flares. That turned out to be a false alarm, but what would be the best place to survive such an event? Missouri is near or at the top of that list and I can prove it.

It sounds like something you'd see at the end of a movie, but it was a real event that happened in Missouri nearly two centuries ago. In 1855, a Missouri bridge collapsed and took a train and many lives down to the river below.

Fruit Stripe gum known for it's technicolor zebra mascot and fruit flavored gum that loses its flavor way to fast has been discontinued.

Times, they are changing. There are many things including some that have been popular for decades that are about to disappear from Missouri forever in 2024. This might make you nostalgic.

If you want something done and done right, find a Missouri working dog. Don't believe me? You should see a team of canines who convinced a bunch of cattle that they needed to load onto a trailer like it was nothing.