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It's easy to find great vacation locations if you have a lot of money. What if you don't? The good news is one of the cheapest vacations in America that's still fun is in Missouri. The options there are plentiful and most won't cost you an arm and a leg.

There are big plans in the works for a massive new theme park that's set to be located along Route 66 right across the Missouri border. Developers are investing an incredible $2 billion dollars into the project.

I could give you 5 guesses as to what Missouri town has the highest total crime rate and I'd bet there's a good chance you wouldn't come up with the right answer. I will confess that the same is true of me. I learned the highest total crime rate exists in a town of less than 13,000 residents.

If you value your property, there is one Missouri city that is more perilous than any others and it's not St. Louis, Kansas City or even Springfield.

This was a big surprise to me and I believe that many will likely feel the same way. A small Missouri town that previously has not been considered a bad place to live has suddenly jumped up to become the 3rd most dangerous city in the state of Missouri.

My mama used to tell me that if I didn't have something nice to say to say nothing at all. I probably should have taken her advice, but instead I'm gonna share 10 places in Missouri I wouldn't live in even if you paid me big bucks.

It's a sad fact that some towns come to an end one way or another. One Missouri ghost town was destroyed in a most unusual fashion by two different factors: a huge tornado and a corrupt postal worker. This is its story.

Have you ever wanted to fly or at least pretend you're Superman/Supergirl? Afraid of heights? If you can answer yes to that first question and no to the second, there's an attraction in Missouri you should know about. It's the highest zipline in the state that begins its flight 230 feet above the Earth.

Let's face it. There aren't many things in life that will truly give you chills, but this is one of those things. If you've never experienced the iconic sunset ceremony at Missouri's Top of the Rock, you're missing out.

I don't pay attention to the opinion of one person who happens to be writing an article. However, I pay big attention when millions of readers of a national website vote for their favorite something. That's exactly what happened to a Missouri theme park which was just voted the best in all of America by the readers of USA Today.