A recent USA Today study named the top 100 biggest “tourist trap” destinations on planet Earth. It located two of them in Missouri and Kansas. According to the study, the Titanic Museum in ...

The river city of St. Joe, one of the largest cities in northwest Missouri, celebrates its 19th century roots, a vibrant arts scene, industry, and connection with nature.

Approximately 200 students, faculty and staff from Missouri Western volunteered to clean streets and sidewalks around St. Joseph. Freshman Maddie Chidester explained why she came out to help.

Located in Stanton, approximately 60 miles from St. Louis, these caves are not only a wondrous sight, but also a landmark rich in history. The caves were discovered in 1720 and became a tourist ...

A recent study analyzed reviews from over 500 tourist destinations worldwide and found that two well-known museums in Missouri and Kansas are among the top tourist traps on the planet.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating Monday’s murder. They ask anyone with information to contact them or CrimeStoppers at 866-371-TIPS (8477). Suggest a Correction ...

St. Joseph was the launching pad for all points West. Joining a wagon train, you had to outfit yourself for the 130-day or so journey. Jo Town was the right place at the right time to sell you ...

Movie featuring St. Joseph, Missouri now available to the public. There were no accidents behind the film "Accidental Family" Updated: 9:03 AM CST Jan 16, 2023 ...

The Missouri tourist stop along Interstate 44 between Rolla and Fort Leonard Wood includes a fudge factory, an axe-throwing range, a strip club, and more. Photographs from St. Louis Post-Dispatch ...

A couple of Missouri cities cracked the top 50 list of best places to flip houses. ... The median home price in Moberly as noted by the study was $236,125, while in St. Joseph it is $221,225.

The study was drawn up by an analysis of 66.7 million Google reviews of 3,290 popular attractions worldwide. Read on for the full 100, with the top 10 plotted on MailOnline Travel's world map.