Crime

We all have issues that set off our anger. Pet peeves, if you will, that make the skin on the back of your neck turn red. For me, it's porch pirates and I have good news about these fiends. Thanks to new rules, they'll truly have hell to pay for their sins for stealing from Missouri families.

I wish I could say this just comes from one source, but the truth is it was the conclusion from a multitude of data I've looked at. Almost unanimously, Missouri is now ranked as one of the most dangerous states in America for 2023.

There is a report from Ballwin, Missouri about a man who was arrested and placed in jail, then released and arrested again after he allegedly tried to break back into the same jail. I have so many questions.

It's a good practice to regularly check your bank account for errors and/or suspicious activity. That's true now more than ever as the FBI has issued a bulletin that there is a new scam where a hacker could be draining your Missouri bank account right now.

10 people in Missouri that are considered the most wanted fugitives from the law in the Kansas City area. Your information could help bring them to justice.

When it comes to figuring out which Missouri city is the most dangerous, the internet cannot seem to make up its mind. Sometimes St. Louis comes out on the top of the naughty list and sometimes it's Springfield. Let's dig into the numbers and see if we can determine once and for all where your life is in the most peril.

When I think of St. Louis and Kansas City, I immediately think of the Cardinals and Chiefs. So when I think of them being in the top 10 for something, it makes me happy. In this case, it's the opposite. New 2023 crime data shows both Missouri cities have now crawled into the top 10 most dangerous cities in America.

I would say that this is a good reminder to lock your car doors in Missouri and Illinois, but I'm not sure that would matter much as a new report says incidents in both states are exploding and especially in Illinois.

If you've heard the phrase "what goes around, comes around" then you'll understand the irony of this. A convicted robber in Missouri went online with his loot and then promptly got robbed himself.

The internet thinks it knows the best county to live in for the state of Missouri. What the internet likely doesn't realize is their recommendation also used to be the home of notorious outlaws Bonnie & Clyde.