Dr. Joe Medicine Crow died on Sunday in Montana.  He was an amazing man--a medicine man, a war chief, a leader, a WWII vet and hero, a teacher, a...

  Strap on your spurs and get ready for a wild time in Historic Deadwood, South Dakota. Watch daily shootouts on Main Street. See reenactments...

Why do Westerns show mainly male horses? Carleton Cooley                                                                                            ...

Rubble was all that was left of one of the most famous trading posts in the nation—a must stop on Route 66 “where real Indians trade.” A fire in...

James Gillett had been a noted Texas Ranger for three years when he led a group of Rangers to Round Rock, TX in July 1878. The plan—head off the Sam...

The only physical remnant of one of the West’s more unusual survival stories is an all-too-graphic reminder of the pain and suffering that frontier...

The Comstock Lode of Nevada was the richest silver strike, the "Granddaddy" of them all. In the Washoe Mountains, east of the Sierra Nevada, three...

  Nestled in a high, wide valley near the southwest corner of Montana, the Big Hole National Battlefield is a hidden gem forged in the heat of...

Most of us are familiar with the saying, “Ay Chihuahua!” which is the Spanish equivalent of “Yikes!” The entire saying is, “Ay Chihuahua, cuantos...

The history of Arizona’s Pleasant Valley War has been written about from a number of various angles and points of view beginning with Zane Grey’s...

On September 8th, 1858, during construction of the Butterfield Stage Station at Dragoon Springs in Cochise County, Butterfield employees Silas St....

She was Colorado's first black settler, a prosperous entrepreneur who devoted her time and money to helping others. She was honored throughout the...