The Dwyer & Michaels Show

It's one of the longest and most vital roadways in Wisconsin, but over the years it's gained a reputation not just as one of the most deadly roads in the state but also one of the most deadly in all of America.

Both Missouri and Illinois have been treated to back-to-back days of Northern Lights visible over both states and there's a chance that could happen again Sunday night based on the current aurora forecast.

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If you thought Friday night was spectacular with the Northern Lights being visible over all of Missouri Friday night, there's a chance the Show Me State will get an encore Saturday night, too.

Do you ever hear someone state a fact yet feel like what you've just heard is unbelievable? That's a perfect description of my reaction when I saw that there is a tiny Wisconsin town that is more dangerous than Milwaukee. It just doesn't sound possible, but there's data to back it up.

As you may be aware, there are many places in Wisconsin that aren't near anything and that's a good thing for most of us. However, one Wisconsin man who lives in a remote part of the state was terrified when he suddenly heard all the animals in the forest around him go silent with the exception of one creature he could not identify.

I stay off of interstates whenever possible and this is one of the reasons why. Two of America's most deadly interstates cut through Missouri and the toll of lives lost on them in unfathomable.

If you've never been on a Missouri farm and come across a mutilated animal, you're fortunate. I have and it's not a pleasant experience. It went from disturbing to terrifying for one Missouri woman who saw a mutilated cow then saw something crawl out of the woods towards her.

Weather in Missouri has been wild already in 2024 and violent storms continue to pound the middle of America as new video shows baseball-sized hail slamming a yard in a small Missouri town.

This solar storm is almost unprecedented. Thanks to 7 incoming coronal mass ejections, it's all but certain that the Northern Lights should be visible over Missouri Friday night and also possibly throughout the weekend.