Crime

Someone (or possibly many some ones) had too much time on their hands and used it to cause extensive damage to a Missouri farmer's corn crop. Your help is needed in helping locate those that are accused of this needless crime.

I could give you 5 guesses as to what Missouri town has the highest total crime rate and I'd bet there's a good chance you wouldn't come up with the right answer. I will confess that the same is true of me. I learned the highest total crime rate exists in a town of less than 13,000 residents.

Consider this a word of warning that may or may not be a real threat. If you find a zip tie on the door handle of your vehicle or that of a family member or friend in Missouri, it could mean danger is lurking.

For the record, I like Springfield, Missouri. Even if you're also a fan, you'll have to admit the crime rate there is pretty atrocious. That's why I find it curious that one of the safest cities in Missouri is located so close to one that is notorious for crime and badness. Let's see how that works.

A Missouri man is on the FBI most wanted list for alleged crimes against children and may be working in the marijuana industry.

When you hear media discussing murder rates in Missouri, you almost always hear St. Louis, Kansas City or Springfield mentioned, but did you know that the highest murder rate per capita isn't any of those three? It is nearby however.

He was a cold-blooded killer who's chilling method of taking lives led to his demise on death row. But, he didn't begin his life that way. He's the serial killer from Missouri you've maybe never heard of and he was born in Hannibal way back in 1949.

There's new data that shows where the fastest growing cities in America are, but inside of that is also a stunning revelation about how St. Louis has become the opposite of that. It's not exactly a mystery why so many are now leaving the Gateway City.

If you value your property, there is one Missouri city that is more perilous than any others and it's not St. Louis, Kansas City or even Springfield.

It's such a tiny town in Missouri that is famous for being the birthplace of music legend Sheryl Crow. It's now also sadly known as the one place in the Show Me State where you better lock your doors.