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Dubuque to Welcome its First Pro-Football Team in 2025
For the first time in its history, Dubuque could have a professional football team to call its own. Coming October 2025, the Iowa Power will begin playing indoor games at the Five Flags Convention Center, marking an exciting new chapter for sports in our city. But don’t expect this to...
Iconic Iowa Store Keeps Getting Confused for An Olympian
It's a time-honored tradition that Americans cheer on Olympians representing Team USA. We get to see the greatest athletes on the planet competing against each other for fame and glory. However, one Olympic event and one specific Olympian from Australia was the subject of a slew of online attention recently.
Iowa Fans Greet Spencer Lee as Returns From Paris Olympics [VIDEO]
A wrestling legend at the University of Iowa, Spencer Lee went on to do great things at the 2024 Summer Olympics Games. While he was hoping to win the gold medal, he's still proud of what he was able to accomplish during his time in Paris. The former All-American and...
Iowa BBQ Joint From Cascade Ranks Top 10 in the Nation
In the heart of Cascade, Iowa, a small-town BBQ joint has earned national recognition, securing its place among the top 10 best BBQ restaurants in the United States. According to recent study from BetUS, Moski's BBQ, a relatively new addition to Cascade’s Main Street, has been ranked as the 9th best BBQ spot nationwide in a comprehensive analysis of BBQ joints nationwide. It's nice to say, my hometown has truly taken the BBQ world by storm!
Beware: If You See These 5 Area Codes in Iowa, Don’t Answer!
We've all gotten them before... a call on our cell phone with a number we've never seen, emitting from an area code we can't identify. Sometimes, it is possible it's not a spam call. Could be a business you work with, or an insurance company or something. But, far more often, it's spam or worse, a scam caller trying to get something, likely money, from you.
John Corabi: ‘Nobody Gave a S—‘ About Hard Rock in the ’90s
Former Motley Crue vocalist John Corabi was never far from the stage throughout the '90s and into the 2000s. During that time, he witnessed hard rock fall on hard times as new genres, including grunge, gained popularity. Corabi recalls one particularly dark moment while he was taking part in a...
Top 20 Rolling Stones Solo Songs
Since 1962, the Rolling Stones — featuring various lineups — have been revving up audiences around the world. That might sound like a full-time job, and it is, but it's hardly stopped the band's members from embarking on solo projects over the years. The resulting songs have ranged from traditional North African music to collaborations with Beatles to jazz LPs, showcasing the versatility of the world's greatest rock 'n' roll band.
Caitlin Clark Shatters Two Franchise Records in One Game
After the Olympic break Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever returned with a vengeance. In their first games back the Indiana Fever won back-to-back home games. On Friday, August 16th the Phoenix Mercury left Gainbridge Fieldhouse losers. The team with veteran stars Diana Taurasi and Brittney Griner fell to the young Fever squad 89 to 98.
Eastern Iowa Farmer Could Lose Millions From 3rd Wind Turbine Fire
A farmer in Mechanicsville, Iowa suffers from their 3rd wind turbine fire in less than 18 months. In less than a year and a half, this farmer is left with another huge mess that needs to be cleaned. This fire all began with an unlucky lightning strike that could cost this farmer millions of dollars.
How Kiss Launched Their Final Chapter With ‘Modern Day Delilah’
On Aug. 19, 2009, Paul Stanley proved he was done playing games with "Modern Day Delilah," the first new Kiss song in 11 years. The band's founding frontman only agreed to end the decade-plus studio hiatus that followed the release of 1998's in-name-only original lineup "reunion" album Pyscho Circus after setting some important ground rules: no more disco, concept album or grunge trend-chasing, no ballads and no outside songwriters or producers.
Iowa State Fair Attendees Have Chosen the 2024 Best New Fair Food
On Friday, the Iowa State Fair revealed that the Bacon Cheeseburger Eggroll from Winn & Sara’s Kitchen was named the champion of the 2024 People’s Choice Best New Food Contest! The Iowa State Fair website says the Bacon Cheeseburger Eggroll received 48.6% of the 9,204 votes. If you...
We Visited an Iconic Iowa City Restaurant for the First Time
Spoiler alert: it was AMAZING. Hamburg Inn No. 2 in Iowa City has had quite a journey these past few years. The iconic diner has been a local staple since 1948, but almost didn't make it through 2023. In late 2022, it was reported that the restaurant would be shutting down for good in early 2023. Luckily, it only ended up being a temporary closure, with the restaurant reopening in February. But then, just a few months later, the diner closed again, this time because of staffing issues. Last August, it was revealed that Gold Cap Hospitality, which is headed up by former Iowa Hawkeye Nate Kaeding, would be taking over Hamburg Inn No. 2. Under the new ownership, the diner reopened on October 5th of 2023, and it's been thriving ever since!
Sammy Hagar Wishes He’d Tried Harder to Reconnect With Eddie Van Halen
Sammy Hagar admits he would have reconnected with Eddie Van Halen sooner if he’d known the extent of the guitarist’s health woes. During an interview with AZ Central, Hagar reflected upon his last tour with Van Halen. The 2004 trek was plagued by tension between the frontman and guitarist, largely due to Eddie’s substance abuse. At the last tour stop, the guitar god reportedly lay down on stage and apologized to fans for being “outta gas.”
Adorable Iowa State Fair Pie-Eating Contest Winner Goes Viral
Congratulations to Zack Lucas for his big win! Last Thursday (August 15th), the 8-year-old Iowan was named a champion in one of the Iowa State Fair's annual pie-eating contests!. Last week, KCCI posted a hilarious video of Zack Lucas after his big win at the Iowa State Fair, and the...
The Largest Steam Engine Ever is Coming Back to Eastern Iowa
Train aficionados will be able to catch a glimpse of the largest steam engine ever built as it chugs its way back through portions of Eastern Iowa. The Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 will be back in the area on September 5th and 6th, according to the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Ralphie from ‘A Christmas Story’ Coming to Cedar Rapids [VIDEO]
It may still be August, but many of you are no doubt already dreaming of a white Christmas. Snow on the ground, gathering with family and friends, and of course, watching our favorite holiday specials and movies. If you look at any respectable list of America's favorite holiday films, you'll always find 'A Christmas Story' at or near the top of the list!
It’s Illegal to Mow Your Lawn in Iowa Outside of These Hours
This time of year, it can feel like quite a nuisance to be awoken late at night, or early in the morning, by the sound of a lawn mower. Mowing your lawn at night might seem convenient for those with busy schedules, but it could raise some legal and neighborly concerns.
Doxing And Swatting On The Rise In Parts Of Illinois, Iowa And Wisconsin
A growing trend not just in larger parts of the Midwest, but the entire United States has the FBI warning parents about online privacy. It seems like kids know way more about the internet than we do. Sadly with that knowledge comes confidence. Kids may feel safe online thinking they know it well. This can lead to them accidentally releasing information about themselves. This information leak can then result in doxxing, or even worse... swatting.
Ever Heard of this Amazing Fountain of Youth Hiding in the Wisconsin Woods?
Just an hour drive from Rockford is a 125 year 'accident' that is still freely providing some of the most amazing water you will ever drink. What got my attention right from the start, is likely the same thing that got your here... What is a Fountain of Youth and...
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