Missouri

I don't want to giveaway my exact age, but let's just say that I am way overdue to begin my midlife crisis. It's a good thing I live in Missouri because there are no better states I can think of to begin a middle of life meltdown.

When you think of January in Missouri, you likely think of thick sweaters and furnaces going full blast. That wasn't true one New Year's Day in Missouri when the state began the year with all-time record highs that have never been broken.

It's been said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If that's true, many beholders do not see beauty in Missouri as the state was just ranked among the least desirable in the nation.

Andy Warhol is famous for his pop culture art, but he also used to design brands. One of those famous prints was taken from a Missouri museum more than 7 years ago and the FBI still does not know who or why.

One of your favorite candies could be in jeopardy. There has been a movement to ban it because of an ingredient that has been connected to cancer, but will Peeps really be banned in Missouri and other states in 2024? There is an update.

What's more important to you? Saving money or living? Depending on how you answer that, you might be interested to know that to live in Missouri's cheapest place, you also need to be ready to dance with danger based on statistics. Let's see if it's worth the price you pay (pun intended).

I've known this day was coming, but I've also known I would never be ready for it. I am so sad to pass along the news that Dennis Oliver, a Quincy, Illinois radio legend has passed.

I want to be clear that I love and respect police officers. Several in my family serve in Missouri now and they are the most honorable people you will ever meet. But, this is a general question about what some consider a 'trick question' that a police officer might ask you. Pro Tip: you don't have to answer it.

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.

I am convinced there is one Missouri-only brand that could have become one of the great national food franchises, but that will never happen and I'm so glad that is the case. It remains a Show Me State treasure and it will be exclusive forever.