TODAY IS: International Day of Awesomeness: A day to celebrate everything in your life that is awesome — including yourself! Think dogs shouldn’t be allowed in stores, or restaurants … or even hospitals? Think again. Turns out that

You may not be able to get to the Grammy Awards in person this year, but you can still snag a souvenir — thanks to the annual online Grammy auction. The charity auction, which runs through March 23rd, features dozens

Keith & Kayla from Honor Credit Union chat with Zack about HSA accounts and how Honor can help you maximize and effectively use these critical savings accounts.

Over the weekend, Joel Embiid [Joe-EL EM-beed] of the Philadelphia 76ers played in his fourth NBA All-Star game. He’s one of the best basketball players on the planet — and earned $100,000 because he was chosen for that All-Star game.

The aftershocks of the explosive Oprah Winfrey interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are being felt days after. In the United States, more than 17 million people watched the two-hour special on CBS. That’s the largest audience for a non-sports program since

Sarah from the Southwest Michigan Regional Chamber joins Zack to chat about the Business Recognition Awards program, which is virtual this year. You can buy tickets to Wednesday’s virtual event at smrchamber.com.

TODAY IS: National Barbie Day: It’s Barbie’s birthday. The iconic doll was “born” on March 9, 1959. National Meatball Day: A good day for some spaghetti and meatballs. National Get Over It Day You know that feeling

Madonna may be incredible on stage, but in the audience, she’s pretty awful. That’s the word from Broadway star Alan Cumming, who became great pals with the Material Mom after a rocky start at one of his shows. Cumming

In St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin, Emily Ford recently made history by completing a 1,200-mile hike. Back in December, Emily and her dog, Diggins, started walking the Ice Age Trail, which goes all across and up-and-down the state

OPRAH’s interview with PRINCE HARRY and MEGHAN MARKLE aired last night, and some pretty heavy bombs were dropped. Apparently, when Meghan was pregnant with their son Archie, they were told he wouldn’t receive a royal title, and they wouldn’t provide security for