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Winning thousands of dollars can be emotional.

It's the band's first new music in two years.

Whether you have or haven't picked up the 2026 Edition of the Dwyer & Michaels Classic Car Calendar, you have an opportunity to get your calendar signed.

Over 250,000 cases of shredded cheese were recalled over possible metal fragments.

A DoorDash driver dropped a chicken wing on the concrete . . . put it back in the box . . . and licked his fingers. And it was caught on camera.

Thanksgiving ended in disaster in Northern California after a 90-year-old driver blasted through the coffee shop at the end of University Avenue in Los Gatos outside San Jose.

Starting in 2026, Iowa drivers will have to put their phones down completely — even at red lights. It's a big change for many.

It was two days later that the singer passed away from a heart attack at 52 years old.

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.

Hall of Fame session musician played on dozens of hits, ranging from Sam & Dave to Otis Redding to the Blues Brothers.

The holiday season is getting into gear all around the QC.

What do you really know about the safety of your camping gear? Some recent recalls might surprise you.

The band's sixth studio album was unlike anything else on the market when it was released on Dec. 3, 1965.

One of the Quad Cities' favorite Christmas traditions is back.

The Quad Cities was mentioned on Tuesday, December 2nd's episode of Jeopardy!, and it was a high-dollar clue!

"Joe took it really badly" when he found out the band was going to use outside musicians.

The incident took place at a New York party in the early '70s.

Founding drummer Roger Earl leads the 'Slow Ride' hitmakers back on the road.

Three middle-aged people were arrested in the Florida Keys this past Saturday, where they were caught having a THREESOME in a supermarket parking lot.

Bridgeview Elementary School has canceled classes today following a developing law-enforcement situation in a nearby neighborhood.

In a UCR exclusive, music industry executive Derek Shulman explains how he helped the Australian hard rock legends find their musical mojo again.