Rob Carroll

Rob Carroll is a music and pop culture writer based in central Illinois. His work has appeared in several publications throughout the suburban Chicago area including the Northwest Herald and the Daily Chonicle. Rob also is a published author having produced two books chronicling the history of the Chicago Cubs and Wrigley Field. In his free time, Rob enjoys collecting vinyl, live music, photography and trying (and failing) to keep up with his kids.

15 Discontinued Little Debbie Snack Cakes That Need to Return Immediately

Thousands of fans have signed online petitions demanding the return of various Little Debbies treats. Here 15 of the most desired discontinued items.

Large Brood of Cicadas Already Returning a Year After Massive Swarms Engulfed U.S.

Yet another brood of cicadas is ready to make its arrival, just a year after some parts of the U.S. saw large swarms of the insect.

These JCPenney Stores Are Closing For Good Before the End of the Week [FULL LIST]

The chain already closed hundreds of stores a few years ago, but is now ready to do it all over again.

Buyer Found for Foot Locker; Will They Keep the Store’s Unique Name for Its Employees?

They're not just called "employees" or "sales associates" at Foot Locker. The chain's new owner has already addressed the issue.

This McDonald’s Meal May ‘Cure’ Your Next Migraine Headache

Hitting the McDonald's drive-thru might just be the cure for that horrible migraine headache.

Why American Flags Are Folded Into Triangles at Veteran + Service Member Funerals

Find out the special meaning behind each fold and how the flag arrives to the funeral.

Every U.S. City Where Buc-ee’s Will Open New Locations in Next Three Years

Buc-ee's isn't just a Texas thing anymore. Here's everywhere the chain is headed next as it rapidly expands throughout the U.S.

Beer-Infused Charcoal is Here For Those Who Want Their Food to Taste Like Miller Lite

The charcoal made with beer continues a growing trend of beer-infused products.

50 Stunning Photos of America Honoring Memorial Day Through The Years

Memorial Day became a federal holiday in 1971. Here is a look at how Americans have celebrated through the years while also honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.

10 States That Let Passengers Drink Beer in Vehicles (And One That Allows Drivers)

There are at least 10 states that allow passengers to have open containers of alcohol. There's even one state that lets drivers have open containers.