Scott Stevens

1 week ago | newcountry1079.iheart.com | Scott Stevens

The margarita is having a major comeback moment as DoorDash names it the drink of summer 2025, bumping fancy spritzes off their pedestal. Tequila and lime sales are booming, and watermelon margaritas are trending hard for those craving a fruity twist. With tequila-based ingredients flying off the shelves, it's clear everyone’s ready to sip on something classic and refreshing all season long. Looks like summer parties just got a whole lot zestier. Cheers to that!

1 week ago | shenandoahcountryq102.iheart.com | Scott Stevens

A new study finds that getting just 15 extra minutes of sleep at night can give teens a noticeable boost in brain power and thinking skills. The research, led by teams from the University of Cambridge and Fudan University in Shanghai, looked at the sleep habits of thousands of U.S. tweens and teens and how their habits impact their brain development and cognitive performance.

1 week ago | shenandoahcountryq102.iheart.com | Scott Stevens

Jessica Molina’s mom, Lydia, was always clear about what kind of presents she wanted and wasn’t the “I’ll be happy with anything you get me” type. “My mom has always had the same Mother’s Day gift rule for as long as I can remember,” Jessica shared in a recent TikTok video. According to her mom, if it’s used for cleaning, decorating, cooking, or maintaining the house, it’s not a Mother’s Day gift because everyone in the family can benefit from it.

1 week ago | newcountry1079.iheart.com | Scott Stevens

The nose knows. A model staying at a hotel in Seattle experienced a terrifying incident when she discovered a man hiding under her bed. She noticed a strange smell in the room on the second day of her stay after returning from a day of sightseeing, which led her to investigate and ultimately find the intruder. “When I leaned over the check, I saw a pair of eyes staring at me,” Natalisi Taksisi said.

1 week ago | newcountry1079.iheart.com | Scott Stevens

For a lot of us, the work day starts way too early in the morning, making coffee even more essential to boosting our energy. Research shows that close to three in four Americans (73%) drink coffee every day and most of them aren’t stopping with one cup, with 36% drinking three to five cups daily. Depending on how you take yours, it may already be pretty good for you, but if you want to bump up the health benefits, here’s what nutrition experts recommend.