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The Centers for Disease Control has been monitoring this health situation which is now affecting Indiana along with sixteen other states.

Here in Minnesota, we take pride in our ability to survive winter, so it's not a surprise one city in our fair state was just named one of the snowiest spots in the U.S.

I understand why some people in Missouri and Illinois choose to move elsewhere, but I'm mystified why so many are apparently choosing Arizona as that destination. New statistics show that Missourians and Illinoisans are heading to the desert in droves.

Police in Arizona continue to investigate what they believe is a human skull that was found among items recently donated at a Goodwill store.

Mother Nature delivered some snowy poetic justice for those of us with friends and/or family living in Arizona (you know, the ones who constantly remind us of how warm and nice it is out there in the desert).

It's time to get yourself signed up for what has become a WROK annual tradition--leaving the cold and snow behind in Mesa, Arizona.

We've seen a lot of baseball games getting rained out here in the Midwest, but this appears to be our first "dust devil" delay.

Authorities launched a massive hunt back in '99 to find Biggs. Many suspects were brought in but eventually released.

When you've got an area made up of transplanted Illinoisans, you've got to deliver a taste of home.

On Wednesday of this week, I'll be hopping on a plane with a bunch of Cub fan WROK listeners and heading out to Cubs Spring Training in Mesa, Arizona.