A Valley couple has turned their front yard into a food collection point as Arizona food banks struggle with increased demand ...

Cowboys are iconic symbols of American history and culture, representing independence, toughness, and the sprawling freedom of the Western frontier. Emerging in the 19th century, these rugged, ...

“Icons never die,” writes Colorado author Mark Lee Gardner in the preface to “Brothers of the Gun.” That’s why the story of ...

Hollywood director John Ford said that he filmed the battle scene of this 1946 Western based on the personal input of Wyatt ...

The Western genre has plenty of tropes and conventions that define it, but there are still some Western films that have come ...

Bryan Burrough's "The Gunfighters" examines how the Lone Star State was central to "a kaleidoscope of personal violence." ...

Pivot Point Interpretative Plaza marks the spot where the first train entered Arizona in 1877. The Sanguinetti House Museum demonstrates how a prominent family lived during territorial days. Yuma’s ...

Tombstone, the 1993 fan-favorite Western that follows Wyatt Earp in the lead-up to the gunfight at the O.K. Corral, is a huckleberry on streaming.

Together with his best friend, Doc Holiday, he picks up the guns once more.The following are the film’s most memorable quotes ...

Not much seems to be known for sure about the man known as “Curly” Bill Brocius, whose name is misspelled on Brosius Avenue on Tucson’s southeast side in an area that could be called Lawman and Outlaw ...

Wyatt Earp, stands in front of the bar at the Alhambra Theater in its early days. Courtesy San Mateo County History Museum. On Oct.18, 1957, two Peninsula teens out on an evening joyride in San Mateo ...

This rollicking account from historian Gardner (The Earth Is All That Lasts) revisits the Wild West exploits of Wyatt Earp, an itinerant policeman known for his coolheadedness, and Doc Holliday, a ...