Mike Rowe is bringing a movie with message to theaters to remind Americans that their nation is worth standing up for.

"It’s simply mind-boggling that the president of this university would rather consign her students to another crucible of remote learning."

TV's "Dirty Jobs" host is preparing to perform his dirtiest job yet, but even this job might be too dirty for prime time.

A TikToker who seemed to demean cops, firefighters and construction workers gets a subtle reality check from a first responder.

They're the "electric cowboys," and they demonstrate the skills hidden when they work in the dark, in the rain, and in the snow.

"I'm worried that people have become increasingly unable to separate the message from the messenger," Rowe wrote.

As Amazon brings a close to its Smile charity program, Mike Rowe questions the logic behind saying the program's impact was not big enough.

Mike Rowe sees danger ahead as America has become a nation in which millions of able-bodied people are not interested in working.

A Facebook page called Mike Rowe a fraud and he came back with a thoughtful and clever comment to combat their accusation.

Both hair and quips were flying when a shaggy Mike Rowe went into a barbershop in Charlotte, North Carolina.