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Winners in the Bill Utz Memorial Missouri State Fair Championship races were announced Sunday night.

To that special Missouri driver who became so bent out of shape the other day, a few thoughts.

Explore Missouri’s best sunflower farms before fall fun like corn mazes and hayrides takes over.

Computer models are showing Missouri may soon get a break from the heat and fall-like temperatures may land by Labor Day Weekend.

It was never going to easy to live up their main band's multi-platinum '70s standards.

Visitation for Morris Lee “Brownie” Brown, 91, of Sedalia, will be from 11 a.m., to 12:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 22 at Heckart Funeral Home.

There's a new investigation from just a few weeks ago of an abandoned women's prison in Illinois that's been empty for a dozen years and it hides terrible secrets.

Swimming is now banned at 10 Illinois beaches due to unsafe conditions.

Thousands of fans have signed online petitions demanding the return of various Little Debbies treats. Here 15 of the most desired discontinued items.

There's a new never-been-lived-in Missouri lake villa that just hit the market for way less than a million.

Six Flags St. Louis Fright Fest returns Sept. 13–Nov. 2 with haunted rides, creepy clowns, and spooky photo ops for Halloween lovers.

Springfield’s SCHEELS Sports Park, the world’s largest indoor sports dome, opens November with basketball courts, volleyball courts, turf fields, and more.

Morton, IL hosts the world’s largest pumpkin festival Sept. 10–13 with rides, food, music, and all things pumpkin in the Pumpkin Capital of the World

There's a raceway in the Illinois woods that almost no one remembers, but it has a rich history.

And it was only the first day.