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With so many legendary bands in the genre, the decision isn't easy.

From May 4th - May 7th, during the Dwyer & Michaels Morning Show, we'll have a chance for you to call in and try your hand at some Caitlin Clark trivia to see if you can make it through to the final round.

Ed Roland tells UCR how they honored the Cars, XTC and other innovators of the time period with Touch and Go, which will be released on Record Store Day.

The popular SantaCon charity fundraiser that floods New York City with thousands of drunk young people in Santa costumes was . . . an actual CON.

The Southern rockers and Bad Company legend tell UCR how the collaboration took shape.

The dangers of potholes are back.

Quad Cities should prepare for a potentially dangerous round of storms arriving Friday.

Their seventh LP was an urgent, hard-blues throwback in the very best of ways.

Atomic Coffee Bar will celebrate the grand opening of its newest location on Saturday, April 18, at the TBK Bank Sports Complex, also known as the BettPlex.

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.

The guitarist also discusses the new reissue of the band's self-titled debut album.

"Fans are in for one hell of a ride," promises Pete Agnew from the "Love Hurts" hitmakers.

With the 90th Masters done, golf buzz is in the air. Explore the top golf courses in Eastern Iowa, Southwest Wisconsin, and Northwest Illinois.

At 78 years old, the Godfather of Shock Rock is still keeping fans on their toes.

When twice the amount of music really matters.

For 35-year-old McKinley Maurice Pace Jr. of Jeannette, Pennsylvania, it took mere moments after he clocked in that his work nemesis pissed him off.

A massive airline merger may take off.

Starting next school year, the district will no longer assign individual ChromeBooks to students in grades 2 through 8.

How seriously are we going to take this assignment?

The singer kept his deteriorating health private for several years.

Federal officials warn some frozen chicken nuggets may still be in homes despite being pulled from stores.