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Is your car a magnet for bird droppings? The color might be to blame.

"Queen II," remixed, remastered and expanded to five CDs.

The idea is to move our clocks forward by just 30 minutes one last time and then never touch them again.

They've confirmed shows through July, with a kickoff later this month.

The footage has received millions of views since it was uploaded Tuesday afternoon. It shows police and fire fighters responding to a fire alarm at the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity in November of 2024.

Is this new bill like Venmo but prettier?

Dave Grohl and Co. ready their first album since 2023.

A now-former school custodian in West Virginia faces more than two dozen charges after being caught hiding inside a closet in a girls' locker room.

The keyboardist talks about his new solo EP, his upcoming farewell to Journey, and the chances of a Steve Perry reunion.

Nestled right along the river in Davenport, Camellia Pohl's collection of spoons has been recognized by Guinness World Records as the World's Largest Collection Of Spoons.

Don't expect to hear either classic Van Halen singer on the upcoming LP.

From tuning the TV to tearing open a soda can, these 1970s objects were once normal — and now feel like something out of a museum.

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.

Paul Rodgers was approached about handling vocal duties on the archival recordings.

They'll play a string of multi-night residencies across the country.

Five new songs and a poem, all inspired by the world crashing down around us.

It's the great American debate, now in the courtroom.

Iowa might crack down on autonomous cars.

Iowa's cancer rates are climbing, and lawmakers are scrambling for solutions. But are they addressing the real culprits lurking in our soil and water?

Here at the radio station, when we talk about Florida Man stories, we'll joke and throw a bunch of words together that would sound like a Florida Man headline.

It turns out that fragments of blue plastic from a broken filter managed to find their way into the peanut butter.