Pokemon

They were reportedly hunting a Snorlax instead of responding to a robbery.

It looks like you're gonna have to catch 'em all somewhere else.

From 'Someone Great' to 'Detective Pikachu,' these are the best movies of 2019.

Is that Charizard?!?

Ryan Reynolds is adding another quirky note to the delightfully bizarre timeline of his career, which is already punctuated with a strange collection of notable characters like Van Wilder, Green Lantern, and Deadpool — the latter of which has helped us forget all about the first two (until now, I am so sorry). The actor is trading in his mercenary spandex and seemingly infinite mental Rolodex of profanity for a Pokeball and some decidedly family-friendly language in Detective Pikachu.

Kathryn Newton, who played Reese Witherspoon’s precocious daughter in Big Little Lies, will star opposite Justice Smith.

Ah, the Pokémon franchise. It seems like only yesterday that millions of people were wandering the streets of their hometowns, eyes locked to their smartphone screens as they flung Pokeballs at imaginary creatures hovering over local businesses. The Pokémon Go craze, with its innovative use of technology and beloved cartoon characters, brought the popular animated series back into the public spotlight. And with news that Legendary Pictures would shoot a new live-action Pokémon movie in 2017, it was only a matter of time before some of the original films found their way back into theaters.

The dream of a live-action Pokémon movie has been alive for the past twenty years of the franchise's existence, with fans around the world imagining the day they'll see an approximation of a real Charizard or Mewtwo on the screen. Talks have been ramping up about that possibility becoming an actual reality as of late, and it seems our dreams may come true with the news that Guardians of the Galaxy and Captain Marvel screenwriter Nicole Perlman may be working with Gravity Falls' Alex Hirsch on the upcoming adaptation.

The police department in Moberly, Missouri has a great sense of humor. Several months back they made a hilarious Facebook post that got thousands of likes and shares after they reminded residents that if they "absolutely must sell illegal drugs in our lobby, please request an officer to assist you with your transaction." Now they're weighing in on Pokémon Go, and by the looks of things,

The Boonslick Regional Library will be holding several different activities and special reading programs for the kids heading back to school this fall.