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McDonalds recently announced that a Florida restaurant location is now offering any interested applicants $50 just for walking through the door. The company hopes the new incentive will encourage people to return to work amid a labor shortage.

A couple’s dog went viral recently after it saved another dog from drowning in the pool. As seen in the now viral video, the hero dog attempts to pull the pup to safety for 34 minutes before finally lifting it out of the pool.

Marvel Comics has released the first teaser trailer for the highly-anticipated “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” is out with a lot of trademark gritty Marvel-like action and omnipresent dramatic music.

The CEO of Conservation International, M. Sanjayan, spoke with Audacy about how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected environmental efforts and the impact it could have on conservation efforts around the world. Listen to the conversation here!

Restaurant chain Panera Bread went viral recently after unveiling their new “bread bowl bike” for Earth Day. 30 lucky customers will go home with one of the limited edition bikes. They have a bread bowl in place of a basket.

On Friday, the model, cookbook author and wife of John Legend posted from her reactivated account after leaving the social media platform in late March. Read more on Audacy.

The Anheuser-Busch beer company is rewarding anyone (21 and older) a free round of beer if you show proof that you’ve received your full COVID-19 vaccination. There’s no purchase necessary.

Powerhouse celebrity couple Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez have confirmed that they are no longer together. The duo released a statement saying “we are better as friends and look forward to remaining so.” More details on Audacy.

The Catholic high school in west suburban Westchester that got national attention in the 1990s because of the movie “Hoop Dreams” is closing. WBBM Newsradio’s Steve Miller reports.

Beginning this week, some customers who place a prepaid order online for a local store at 3209 Houston Ave. can select the option of having their pizza transported by an experimental R2 robot developed by the tech firm Nuro.