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It was only a matter of time when you think about it. The state we all know as Missouri is about to get its own digital version. It's true that Missouri is about to become a video game.

America's Favorite Burger Chain has several locations here in Indiana, but it might not be what you'd expect.

One website has found the best lake town in every state, and Indiana's certainly isn't what you would expect.

This Indiana city might as well change its name to Lonelyville, based on a recent study.

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.

People have been leaving, or trying to find a way to leave Illinois for a number of years now. After all the departures, we've become pretty familiar with the term "outbound migration," but have you ever wondered where the majority of those leaving our state end up living? It's mainly 3 states.

For obvious reasons, this county in Missouri isn't sharing many details, but we do know that it's under a systems lockdown after a vicious ransomware attack went after their computers and its records.

You have to respect a man who's willing to step forward and put his name behind an outrageous claim that you just know some will laugh at. A Missouri man is doing that right now as he claims he recorded a Bigfoot and he's got the audio to prove it.

Things are done differently in Missouri and I mean that as a good thing. However, there was this time when a Missouri guy saw a big bear cross a trail in front of him and his response was...different than what I probably would have done as he decided to capture video and chat with the animal.

Ah, to be young again...like two young bucks that were just captured on a trail cam in Illinois trying to determine who the boss really is.