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He says the rift between them can never be mended.

The latest social media prank has reached Iowa, leaving homeowners startled and parents with another reminder that the internet is helping raise today's kids.

The band's Gerald Casale shares the current roadblock and also, his new "finger-snapping ditty for fascist America."

From quiet fishing trips to blooming sunflowers and peaceful hikes, Ringneck Ridge in Dubuque County has become one of those special Iowa places my family never gets tired of revisiting.

Imagine driving towards a toll booth, but not knowing the cost until it’s too late. A new proposal could change that for good.

Road-hardened group extends 2026 dates through November.

Westbluff Market is owned and operated by husband-and-wife Hunter and Theresa Jancek.

This week marks one year since the passing of the Prince of Darkness.

Inseparable but distinctive, and baptized by tragedy, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame bands' influence has only grown over the decades.

Orlando is the definition of a "good boy." He isn't shy, loves meeting people, enjoys other dogs, and knows his commands.

If you've ever crossed the border into Wisconsin, you've probably noticed there are a few things Illinois is totally missing.

Need to rescue summer break? These five Illinois family day trips are perfect for Northern Illinois parents looking for affordable fun without a big price tag.

The rockers skipped the third-most-played song in their catalog.

Will Moon was the man behind the iconic, expansive truck stop in Walcott, IA.

The term curries both favor and foreboding.

Courtlin went to a concert in Des Moines last week and stopped at six different bars, restaurants, and coffee shops while she was there!

Journey keyboardist describes the Boss as an "annoying, bitter old man."

"Please just f--- off," the Cure frontman said in part.

Tomahawk played their first live show in 13 years, teaming up with their 2003 tour partners the Melvins.

‘Palisades Park’ and ‘Tallahassee Lassie’ hitmaker was respected by Robert Plant, Mick Jagger and Stephen King.

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

There was a tragic irony to the singer's death.

Lars Ulrich told the Edge he was blown away during the Irish band's opening night.

Tesla and Extreme also appeared at the tour-opening show.