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The Killers’ axeman discusses five memorable hits and deep cuts from his extensive rap sheet

When reeling off dubious facts (like lemmings plunging off cliffs en masse), there's no better retort to a skeptical audience than calmly explaining that it's not just true — it's science. Except sometimes it's neither.

Scientists found that COVID-19 mild cases can still have damage in the brain and can result in addle thinking while severe patients' gene differences have been proven to cause two problems.

The book "A Mild Case of Dead." Author Dave Young joins us to talk about the high price he saw people paying in seeking physical fitness.

With 175 years of history, Iowans have not only shaped the course of Iowas history but the nation and — on occasion — the world. Here are just a few.

After briefly leaving the band, the guitarist is back to help record their seventh album.

The Rightovers The Chris Holmes project the Rightovers has a new Kruise Kontrol EP coming out via Portland label Jigsaw Records on June 5. “Our last show was in December 2019 at the Soda Bar,” says Holmes. “We took some time off from playing live after that to record and mix the EP, which took longer than expected. The origin of the EP was a batch of new songs we came up with based around a new guitar tuning. They all had sort of an efficient, sunbaked ZZ Top vibe as played by My Bloody ...

The guitarist tells  Keuning moniker is called A Mild Case of Everything, and will arrive June 25. "Quite a few of these songs were shown to the Killers and, for whatever reason, not used," Keuning says. "And so I used them. I just didnt want to hold onto some of them any longer because Im not getting any younger. I wanted to finish them." You can listen to three songs off of A Mild Case of Everything -- "Bad Instincts," "Ends of the Earth" and "No One Is Calling You a Liar" -- now via Rol...

Rolling Stone Killers Guitarist Dave Keuning Explains Why He Left The Group, How He Returned “I could not go to the airport and devote myself to two more years of being gone,” says the guitarist and founding member. “I was going crazy” By Dana Trippe* Guitarist Dave Keuning formed the Killers in 2001 when he took out an ad in a Las Vegas newspaper seeking musicians, and he’s a key creative voice in the group that co-wrote classics like “Mr. Brightside,” ‘Somebod...