Moberly

Society is running out of time to save a part of our past that many want to be an even bigger part of our future. The outcry continues that Missouri drive-in theaters need to make a comeback.

This makes me wonder if we'll also see a "ZOU" corn maze appear in Missouri sometime soon. There's a time-lapse video showing how a "MIZ" corn maze just came to life in the middle of Missouri.

Even one child in Missouri that goes missing is one too many. However, the best chance to have a missing child returned home safely is to alert the public as quickly as possible and that's the case with these 10 Missouri kids who suddenly went missing very recently.

How would you feel if your small town was using Artificial Intelligence to bring tourists to your town, how do you know the AI is telling the truth? That is the conundrum one small Missouri town is facing, here are the details...

I will admit that this is a wild theory, but there is some real history that it is at least based in some fact. Nearly 150 years ago, there were reports that an ancient lost city was found 360 feet under Missouri, but someone covered it up. I can prove the reports happened and are not just conspiracy theory.

Would you like to step into a time machine and see what life was like in Missouri back in the year 1876? You can in a virtual kind of way as there are pictures and video showing the inside of an abandoned Missouri mansion that was built that year.

I had to do a double-take to make sure I wasn't seeing the same thing that happened over the weekend. There's been another earthquake between Mark Twain Lake and Moberly, Missouri centered near the town of Madison.

It's common to have earthquakes in Missouri near the New Madrid Fault. But, one happened early Saturday that wasn't anywhere close to that. It was detected between Moberly, Missouri and Mark Twain Lake.

There is a part of northern Missouri that almost looks like Minnesota or maybe even Scotland. It's over 4,700 acres located north of Moberly that is referred to as "Trophy Country" and there are lots of reasons for that.

Technology may have pushed some of these outdoor cinemas to the brink, but the passion of movie fans has proven greater in some parts of Missouri as I've learned of two more drive-in theaters that have stood the test of time.