Kyle Carter, Executive Director of the Downtown Davenport Partnership, stopped by to discuss the re-opening of 3rd Street as a two-way from River Drive to Marquette.

Tony & Christina were unable to escape Jamaica before Hurricane Melissa hit, and after a full week living on the island with no power, they've finally made it home.

Here’s a great story of a 1st car. Like every first car, it was loved by its teenaged driver, but unlike every first car, this one found its way back to him later in life thanks to the internet and a big-hearted dealership.

Dwyer was complaining on Facebook about a reporter knocking on a door to no answer after saying he knocked on a door with no answer. Cyle called to set the record straight.

We talked with Armando Villarreal, the artist behind the Illini's viral "leather" helmets from this last weekend against Michigan.

Dwyer had a weird interaction with a rental car company that felt scammy, and it turns out - it wasn't the rental car company at all. Al from the Iowa Attorney General's office called in.

Dwyer's been pushing off doing this segment until we had a name for it - and the day finally came (no pun intended).

Remember the first major wall-to-wall coverage of a murder case? It was Pam Smart, who coaxed a teen she was having an affair with into murdering her husband. Well, we got a call from Scott today, who was pen pals with Pam right around the time of the trial - and he even went to visit her.

Bill Albrecht called into the show to give us his analysis of the assassination attempt on Former President Donald Trump over the weekend at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania.

The new Head Coach of the Quad City Storm stopped by to talk the upcoming season, and his expectations.

Mark Detl and Mike Mudd came by the studio to talk about a Metallica show when they were still little-known and shared some never-before-seen photos with us.

We talked with bagpiper Scott Whitman, who was hired by some Peoria seniors to follow their principal around for awhile as a senior prank.

Matt Cody stopped by the studio this morning to talk about this weekend's Monster Jam shows at the Vibrant Arena.

A Pennsylvania man named Barry Tangert got a letter from the state saying he owes $34 BILLION worth of taxes - more than he has made or probably will make in his lifetime.

Jill Martin, mother of Iowa Women's Basketball's "Glue," Kate Martin, talked on the phone with us about Kate being drafted to the WNBA to play for the Las Vegas Aces.

It turns out that the world's foremost mind on Parachuting Animals is none other than University of Iowa professor Patrick O’Shaughnessy, who talked with us about the history of parachuting animals.

The Steamwheelers season opens in just a few days, so Coach Ross and Joe Krall stopped by to discuss the upcoming season.

Megan got more than she bargained for when she walked into Hairball's house unannounced nearly three hours after she was supposed to have shown up.

Dwyer & Michaels were told they're dumber than a 5th grader, so we brought some in-studio to prove they aren't... it didn't really go as planned.

Our friend, Chuck, was at the Kansas City Chiefs Parade when the shooting took place. While he didn't hear the shots themselves, he described the chaos as it happened - from finding an active crime scene, to not having cell service, to finally finding out what happened.