Entertainment News

Fans Got Too Hot So Five Finger Death Punch Gave Out Free Water

Five Finger Death Punch had a good reason to pause a recent show, turning their attention to the fans. Continue reading…

Why Travis Barker Felt Smoking Out With Cypress Hill Was Torture

Travis Barker recalls his experience after honoring a Cypress Hill request before they were leaving a tour. Continue reading…

Ritchie Blackmore's Surprise Decision to Reunite With Deep Purple

Other than a brief return with Rainbow in the mid-'10s, he hasn't played rock music in decades. Continue reading…

25 Best Disney Rock + Metal Covers of All Time

Covering Disney songs seems like easy money (only if that mouse approves, of course). Here are 25 of the best to ever do it. Continue reading…

5 Big Upcoming Rock + Metal Films That Should Be on Your Radar

Members of the rock and metal world are about to be all over streaming and movie theaters with new films. Continue reading…

Local News

What is State Question 844 and what do Oklahoma voters need to know about it?

State Question 844 proposes giving the Oklahoma Legislature authority to amend the state constitution regarding property tax reimbursements for local governments, raising concerns about its effects on schools and local services.

Video shows lightning narrowly miss troopers during South Dakota manhunt

A wild bodycam video shows the moment ​lightning struck next to two troopers who were searching for a suspect when a storm rolled in. Here's what happened

Millions of adults in the US should be taking blood pressure-lowering medication

A new study says nearly 1 in 3 adults with untreated high blood pressure could benefit from medication.

Major League Baseball is back at the Field of Dreams, now in a permanent ballpark amid the corn

Major League Baseball is back at the Field of Dreams after a four-year hiatus while the community around tiny Dyersville, Iowa, worked on building a permanent ballpark.

ICE's plan to give officers electric shock gloves draws outrage and fears of misuse

Immigration and Customs Enforcement's plan to give officers gloves that deliver painful electric shocks is facing criticism from Democratic elected officials and civil rights advocates, who call it unnecessary and cruel.

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