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3 weeks ago | 3wsradio.iheart.com | Michelle Fay

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame just dropped the first-ever bobbleheads of Pope Leo XIV! The Chicago-born Cardinal Robert Prevost made history last week as the first American pope, and now he’s got not one, but two mini versions of himself, complete with papal swag. These limited edition bobbles are $30 each and only available online. They ship in November, so get your holy hands on one now before they’re gone!Here's the purchase link.

1 month ago | 3wsradio.iheart.com | Jonny Hartwell

David Lee Roth returned to the stage Saturday for his first show since March 20th, 2020 when he opened for KISS in Lubbock, Texas. And this came after he insisted in 2022 that he was retiring. Appearing at the M3 festival in Columbia, Maryland, he said, "We've reached the end of my first retirement. How many retirements did Rocky have, nine?" Roth, still lacking in the vocal department, delivered 16-song set of all Van Halen songs.

1 month ago | 3wsradio.iheart.com | Jonny Hartwell

A tragic incident occurred at PNC Park on Wednesday night during the Pittsburgh Pirates' game against the Chicago Cubs. In the seventh inning, an adult male fan fell approximately 21 feet from the right-field bleachers, known as the Clemente Wall, onto the warning track. The fall happened shortly after Pirates player Andrew McCutchen hit a two-run double that gave the team a 4–3 lead.

1 month ago | 3wsradio.iheart.com | Katrina Nattress

Photo: Neal PrestonEarlier this month, Bruce Springsteen announced he would be unearthing seven previously unreleased albums in a box set titled Tracks II: The Lost Albums. On Thursday (April 17), he unveiled a previously unheard song called "Blind Spot" off his lost hip-hop-inspired album Streets of Philadelphia Sessions. These songs were recorded alongside his Academy Award-winning track "Streets of Philadelphia," which was written for the 1993 film Philadelphia.

1 month ago | 3wsradio.iheart.com | Jonny Hartwell

TRIB-LIVE: When Jorge Lopez threw a pitch too close for comfort to Andrew McCutchen’s head, the Pittsburgh Pirates icon held his bat in one hand and pointed at the Washington Nationals reliever. As tempers flared and benches cleared Wednesday night, Oneil Cruz played the peacemaker by stepping between McCutchen and Lopez as heated words were exchanged.