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The Christmas pickle—beloved yet mysterious. It’s not just an ornament; it’s a festive puzzle wrapped in tradition and debate.

One famous band even hit the year-end charts twice!

They no longer tour and haven't released a new album in decades -- but Fleetwood Mac still ranked among 2025's biggest artists.

These new shows follow a year of ups and downs for the 'Carry On Wayward Son' hitmakers.

General ticketing begins next week for most of these 50th anniversary shows.

A food delivery driver is accused of dropping off an Arby's bag and then pepper-spraying it, which of course was all caught on video by a doorbell camera.

Due April 2028, these are the thespians who will bring the Fab Four's individual stories to life.

LOCO CR is the new local way to order food in Cedar Rapids.

It will mark the first time Eagles have played somewhere other than the Sphere in Las Vegas since 2024.

The group tells UCR that the addition of Phil X, Todd Kerns and Brent Fitz will allow them to do some things that they've never done before.

Celebrated comeback follows a brief retirement while he dealt with hearing loss.

A wide variety of acts will split opening duties on the band's North American tour.

Special guests for these shows include '70s hitmakers Atlanta Rhythm Section, Orleans and Firefall.

With huge hits, multi-platinum albums and lasting legacies, these '60s artists certainly seem Hall-worthy.

"The band looks forward to seeing the great fans who have stood behind the MTB since forever," says longtime singer Doug Gray.

There were so many great shows this year, but these are the five I couldn't stop watching!

Three Corridor hospitals have been named among the best in the nation for maternity care.

Take a walk with us down memory lane as we remember some of the awesome Corridor-area bars and restaurants that have closed in 2025.

Guitar greats will take their SatchVai Band across America for the first time.

See where the bespectacled rocker will be performing.

Next leg of the Fragile Tour will have the band on the road at the same time as former members Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman.