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Final surviving core member of one of prog's seminal acts returns in March and April.

The nutritional guidelines may have recently changed, but there's no denying that these 1970s dinner favorites are ready for a comeback.

The supergroup also has a documentary in the works.

The 2026 Quad Cities Pride Festival Takes Place June 5 & 6 at Schwiebert Riverfront Park.

It's typically pretty cold around here in January, and you can have all the cold weather fun you can handle at our Dwyer & Michaels Car Calendar January sponsor Snowstar in Andalusia.

"It was absolutely terrifying and I honestly thought we were all going to die," Bono later recalled.

"As soon as the song was over, I ran off stage."

The band notoriously had creative differences with their producer while making their debut.

Most people have their favorite team sign a ball, or a poster, but one Chicago fan has the signatures where nobody else does - on his skin.

An Ottawa woman who won a massive lottery jackpot is using her fortune to help neighbors tackle rising grocery costs.

He says he felt so lucky that he asked the ambulance drivers to stop at a convenience store so he could get a lotto ticket, but they said no.

This is your one-stop shop for everything that happens throughout the Dwyer & Michaels Morning Show - in-studio photos, the videos discussed, and the goofy stuff we find throughout the show.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

They've announced two shows so far, with many more on the way.

Lindsey Buckingham, Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks gobble up all the attention, but bandmates made important solo contributions, too.

A woman who got busted for stealing a Stanley cup valued at $60 from another co-worker was arrested for the ordeal, but the reasoning why she wanted it was a bit... odd.

The shock-rockers have a tumultuous touring history.

Procession and memorial event will take place in San Francisco to mark the life of Grateful Dead co-founder.

If you had to read that headline 5 times, same.

Roger Earl and Bryan Bassett tell UCR about the long history between the two groups.

Consider this your invitation to participate in the Davenport’s Worst Pothole Photo Contest.