​It's an over 15-feet-tall mound of dirt that's been dubbed "Mount Soulard."

You'll want to be prepared to see thousand of partially or fully nude people on bikes.

It's an over 15-feet-tall mound of dirt that has been dubbed "Mount Soulard."

Megan Lynch re-visits the top stories for the week as covered by the KMOX newsroom. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Megan Lynch visited with Hillary Stanfield, Middle Market Technology Banker with Truist, about the changes in banking. She talks about how large banks are adapting to 'peer to peer' sites like Square, Venmo, Pay Pal, which allow for instant transactions between people. 'There s not enough talk about fraud and cybersecurity,' says Stanfield, about 'non traditional payment mechanisms.'

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The construction will add eight semi-private suites.

More people are getting scammed over low airfares, says The Technology Expert, Burton Kelso, he links it to the, 'demise of Spirit Airlines,' a low-cost carrier. 'Scammers are pretty good, they'll ask for all sorts of financial information,' says Kelso. He joins Megan Lynch. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Sylvester Chisom, co-founder of Show Me the World Coffee, says the organization, after years of bringing students to the coffee-making parts of the world, is expanding to help non-profits to fundraise. The new 'Show Me the Cause' www.ShowMetheCause.com still includes students working in every aspect of the coffee business, but the coffee sales will generate funds for other programs, like athletics and music where wrapping paper, and popcorn have been the traditional sellers. 'No more frozen pizzas and random items,' jokes Chisom, 'coffee and tea are the second and third most drank beverages in the world.'

The debut of the new Netflix series based on the 'Little House on the Prairie' series by Laura Ingalls Wilder has drawn some interest to the Laura Ingalls Wilder Home & Museum in Mansfield, Mo. Curater Tana Melton says Wilder eventually spent a majority of her life in Missouri, in Mansfield. Melton says Wilder originally wrote her stories geared for adults, but they didn't sell well, she then rewrote them as a series of children's books. She says the home is fulled with history, including Pa's fiddle, which was made famous in the books and on the tv series starring Michael Landon. (Photo by Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images)