Ken Kwapis and the stars of his documentary ‘We Are The Shaggs’ reflect on the legacy of the rock world’s most unlikely cult band – SXSW ...

When senior Jayden Benoit picks up a guitar, notes that should take years to master unfold naturally from his fingers. His musical instincts were shaped by influences like progressive rock guitarist ...

Lola Young opens up for the first time about her onstage collapse last year, as well as her recovery and Grammy win.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominee takes us back to her roots – and pays homage to the guitar teacher who started it ...

A clear weather day resulted in an extremely busy nontowered airport and practice area, leading to a "festive" (high task-saturation) traffic pattern. The author and an instrument student executed ...

Prince George's County officer, 2 former cops face misconduct charges A Prince George's County police officer and two former officers, are all facing misconduct charges.The police department announced ...

Mike Kish has been passionate about electric guitars since his sister handed her 1981 Hamer Sunburst down to him as a kid. Kish, the 42-year-old manager and guitar repairer at Funky Music, has always ...

Last September, Portland State University history professor Catherine McNeur was looking to drum up interest in the new course she’d developed on Portland’s park system. PSU courses need 12 students ...

Just two and a half months removed from a painful government shutdown, Republicans have learned a lesson that these standoffs almost never break their way politically and should be avoided whenever ...

Unexpected events can expose gaps in even the most carefully prepared estate plans. When family conflict, legal standards and timing collide, the outcome can reshape how assets move and who ultimately ...

Najahe Sherman is an award-winning and Emmy-nominated news anchor for CBS News Miami. Najahe anchors CBS Miami News at Noon, the CBS News Miami 4 p.m. QuickCast, and CBS News Miami evening news at ...

Monday - Friday, 6:00 - 7:00 PM ET CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday the stock market is ultimately a reflection of corporate fundamentals. "Stocks don't go down because people are in a bad mood," the ...