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The internet needs to make up its mind. One day it claims that Missouri is a training ground for teams of murderers. The next it says we're so happy we have sunshine coming out of our ears. That's the case for a new ranking that says Missouri is home to one of the happiest places in America and I can almost guarantee that you'll be surprised where.

Since I was born and raised in Missouri, I've been to and through St. Louis many times. I've also traveled through many ghost towns which is why I'm perplexed at a new study that claims this big metro is really a 'modern ghost town'. There's some real science that proves that really is the case.

It looks very innocent and unimportant above ground, but below it's something else entirely. It's a doomsday bunker hidden somewhere near the Kansas City, Missouri area that plunges 3 stories down into the earth.

Several restaurants in the Kansas City area have been featured on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives, but there is only one that is also approved by the head football coach of the KC Chiefs Andy Reid.

Just when you thought the gang problem in Illinois couldn't get any worse, it does and it has. There's concrete proof that a gang that has created havoc in Venezuela is now active and on the streets of Illinois.

I'll begin this by saying that I'm demanding a recount. This is in regards to a new survey that claims there's one brand that is the 'least-trusted' in America and it has 182 locations in Missouri. I have so many problems with this I'm not sure where to start.

Missouri has a lot of bears and even more dogs. That's why a new video share seems to have the internet perplexed as to what one Missouri guy captured on video next to a road. Is it a big dog or a bear? You decide.

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Already this year, I've had the sad task of sharing a lot of stores that are closing their doors for one reason or another. In this case, it's the opposite. It appears there are at least two new Target stores that will open in Missouri soon.

"We have to do what we have to do," late-night host declared.