Technology

This is a need-to-know basis and the Air Force would like you to know that you don't need to know. The B-2 stealth bombers that were grounded for 5 months after an accident have finally taken to the air again, but don't ask why.

I tend to watch a lost of disaster movies which probably explains why I find subjects like this fascinating. If a lethal solar flare were to be unleashed by the sun, where would you be most likely to survive? The answer? Missouri and the reason why is fun.

I'm not surprised that this man owns a lot of land, but I am surprised so much of it is in Missouri. As it stands, he's the second largest land owner in the Show Me State and also happens to be one of the most famous dudes in the entire world.

There is a report that a major big box store is wanting to automate more than half of its stores within the next 3 years. Could it really be true that robots will be taking over a major retailer in Missouri and Illinois? I would like to point out that this is how most of the Terminator movies started.

I consider myself a pizza expert of sorts, but I'm not sure how this would work. There's a report that Columbia, Missouri will soon have pizza vending machines. Good idea or no?

If you had to guess, what would you say is the top grocery store chain in Missouri? I tried to guess, but got it completely wrong. I'll give you a hint. It began its existence as "Meat Masters" and it doesn't have locations in around 75% of the Show Me State.

I had no idea this was an option. Did you know you can get gift cards for your gadgets no matter what their condition is? It's true and I found the list that will show you how to make it happen in Missouri.

If you love all things golf, you might want to know about a huge golf facility that is coming to Columbia, Missouri. It spans 8,000 square feet and will feature elevated driving bays that has become so popular thanks to Top Golf.

When it comes to technology, sometimes it's best to not trust your eyes. This is a perfect example. There's a guy who believed he was seeing a portal near the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. Nope, but what he found is an interesting example of new technology trying to deal with the real world.

Some states are taking drastic measures to make sure minor's access to social media first has the approval of parents. Should Illinois and Missouri do the same?