Missouri

Parents of the Year? The state of Missouri took custody of an eight-week-old infant after finding out the parents had only been feeding the kid...

When someone decides they're going to fact-check you, how do you know if they themselves have their facts straight? I asked the same question today as I learned Snopes just fact-checked Missouri's infamous underground cheese caves, so I've decided to return the favor and fact-check them. Touché.

A St. Louis woman struck a Jack in the Box employee with her vehicle...

It's happened again. The Missouri Department of Conservation has confirmed yet another invasive snakehead has been caught and this unwelcome invader can survive on the land, too.

A St. Louis area restaurant is trying something I've never heard of before, but I understand why they're doing it. They won't allow anyone under 30 inside or to eat there emphasizing that it's a place for adults only.

I predicted this would happen. Ever wanted to call the Ghostbusters, but thought they were just a movie memory now? Fear not. Missouri really does have its own version of the Ghostbusters - sort of.

An Overland resident finds himself behind bars in St. Louis County, facing accusations of stealing $1,500 worth of vibrators from the Hustler Hollywood store in Berkeley.

The fact that Missouri really does have 1.4 billion pounds of cheese hidden in caves is remarkable, but the urban legends that have ground out of this cheddar reality are even better. Let's try to separate Missouri cheese fact from dairy fiction.

If a self-proclaimed time traveler is correct, Missouri will have a very bad July this year as he says a super volcano will blanket the state in ash. The good news for Missouri is he's probably the worst time traveler in history. Literally.

I don't want to get your hopes up, but I can legitimately say that if you stayed in a certain Missouri jail, you might be owed some money. Who would have known that spending time behind bars could be such a money-making opportunity?