Technology

This has been a mystery for years and there is still no proven answer, but the mysterious hum heard by many in Missouri may finally have been solve. The source may very well be under our feet.

As the son of a former postal worker, it pains me to pass along this news, but a proposed change in Illinois by the United States Postal Service will almost certainly slow down mail in a big, big way.

Ever have a memory get shared that triggers a flood of your own? That happened for me today as a new video shows a complete throwback from Meramec Caverns in Missouri via a View-Master from 1971.

I'm going to ask you a question that I don't yet have a good answer to. Why did a US military 'nuke sniffing' plane just do a bizarre flyover above Wisconsin? I can prove it just happened.

There really should be some kind of outrage about this. A tipster has revealed that the government is spying on you in Missouri and they believe it's totally legal. Oh, and there's really nothing you can do about it either. Good news all around.

if you have used coupons at Missouri Walmart stores in the past, you need to know that there are 5 common things that they used to allow that are no longer OK. Buyer beware.

Well, this is totally unexpected. If you had to guess where the next great hub of technology and innovation were to be, would you guess in the heart of Missouri? That's exactly what has just been predicted.

As of this writing, it's early March of 2024 in Illinois. I want you to save this date because someday you will look back and say "he told us so" when Illinois bans a lawnmower forever. It's not a question of if, but when.

I am a fan of electricity. Like you probably do, I use a lot of electricity, yet I also fear electricity because of the whole electrocution possibilities thing. That's one reason I'm a bit nervous about news that a super high-voltage wire is being built over Missouri and Illinois right now.

You're obviously reading this right now and you're probably doing it on a smartphone in Missouri that you think is yours. I say "think" because there are reports that the government may very well try to take control of your Missouri smartphone in 2024, but they're not sure. That's reassuring.