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Most people know about Maquoketa Caves, but eastern Iowa has another incredible place to explore, with 13 caves hidden inside Whitewater Canyon near Bernard.

The Choose Iowa Fall Crawl is a great excuse to explore Iowa this fall. Visit farms, markets, orchards and more, check in with the free Passport, earn points and work toward Iowa-made rewards.

Hansen reunites with his former Hurricane bandmate Doug Aldrich in the ever-evolving group's latest lineup.

The guitarist says he has other things he wants to focus on, "so I’m thinking maybe 50 years is enough."

It's always a good idea to pay attention to detail.

Funk started as a groove and became a whole philosophy about how music should feel, think, and move through your body.

You may need to check your Gatorade label.

The rest of the details will be revealed tomorrow.

A pop-up business in Johnson County is moving into its first brick-and-mortar location! Odd Luck is set to open its doors this weekend at 112 E Washington St.

Yes, it's in German, but it's still worth a watch.

Enter now for your chance to win tickets to see the new concert documentary, 'Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning,' as well as an Ozzy shopping spree.

Happy Joe's Pizza and Ice Cream has been acquired by a Quad Cities-based ownership group.

Dubuque residents can pick up a free oak or Dawn Redwood sapling at the October 17 Farmers Market, with 150 trees available to help grow the city's green canopy.

A manure release near Peosta has prompted a DNR investigation after dead fish were discovered in a Little Maquoketa River tributary.

These movies aren’t all bad. They’re just not *that* good.

Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti give some of the best performances of their career in Jesse Eisenberg’s best movie to date.

The recent MCU has been less than marvelous...

Move over ‘Avatar.’ Marvel is back on top.

Downtown Anamosa has a cool new business to check out this fall. Read more about The Dahlia Haus, which officially opened its doors over the weekend!

"I don't want Alice to die. So I'm going to keep Alice going."

Jon Bon Jovi was looking for a title that summarized his band’s cowboy image.