When you think of the western genre, aside from the thudding power of the American icon John Wayne, it is likely that Clint Eastwood comes to mind, with the latter often portraying the nameless, ...

Arizona ghost town where friendly wild donkeys roam the streets, old Route 66 history lingers, and the desert past still ...

Steve McQueen, the iconic "King of Cool," viewed stardom not as mere fame but as the ultimate freedom to live life on his own ...

William Houston was Missoula County’s sheriff on two occasions, elected first in 1889 at age 36, and again in 1920 at age 67. He made a name for himself capturing outlaws, chasing train robbers and ...

Now is a good time of year to settle in with a good book or two. I just finished a 374-page book I got from a good friend in Albuquerque, ...

Skijoring is not for the faint of heart. It takes unparalleled grit and fortitude to be pulled by a horse at a jarring 40 ...

Big Nose Kate’s Saloon in Tombstone, Arizona falls firmly into the latter category, offering an experience so authentically Old West that you’ll check your phone just to confirm you’re still in the ...

Kate was a fascinating character in her own right, a Hungarian immigrant who became one of the most well-known women in the Wild West, and naming a saloon after her seems only fitting. The moment you ...

From artsy enclaves to route 66 classics, these are the best small towns in Arizona to add to your Southwest itinerary.

Whether they feel as if they could've been made today or speak to contemporary issues and sensibilities well before their ...

The Vietnam-era practice is yet another example of ICE agents thrilling to the brutality they have been encouraged to cultivate.

February 26, 1921: Riggs Stephenson, a second-team All-American fullback for the Thin Red Line football teams, signed a baseball contract with the Cleveland Indians. The 22-year-old native of Akron, ...