Maps

I've shared many stories of strange creatures in Missouri over the years and anecdotally said that the Show Me State is ground zero for Bigfoot sightings. Now, there are two new comprehensive maps that prove that point is true.

The good news is this is just a hypothetical scenario that will hopefully never happen. The bad news is if a first-strike nuclear attack on America ever happens, a new FEMA map shows dozens of places in Wisconsin would be in trouble during the beginning of a horrific conflict.

I had a guy I used to work with around 30 years ago who had been a former gang member. The stories he told me were terrifying. It's a lifestyle I've fortunately avoided in my life, but the reality is if you spend any time in St. Louis, Missouri, you're near gangs whether you want to be or not. I found helpful guides to show you what gangs are in the big city and where they reside.

There are groups that live completely different lives than most of us will ever know. In Chicago, those groups are gangs and new maps show how many are in the Windy City and where the streets are that they rule.

It's no revelation that the black bear population is growing in Missouri, but will the population of these predators ever expand to the northern parts of the state? A new map share says yes and it's already begun.

Perspective matters. There's a new graphic that compares the size of the land of Israel compared to Missouri and it's startling to say the least.

Illinois shares borders with many states, but the rivalry between these two of them runs deep with more hatred, apparently.

This interactive crime map is an interesting list and definitely eye-opening.

There are a few websites you can you, for free, both of which are based on public records.

Eyewitness News Chief Meteorologist Candice King posted a County map yesterday and asked one very important question; 'do you know where you live?'