The Wild, Wild West has always been more inclusive than popular culture would indicate. Over decades, the new frontier became “whitewashed and filtered through rigid gender norms and heterosexuality,” ...

Trails in both the San Gabriel and Santa Monica Mountains were closed in January because of the Eaton and Palisades fires. In ...

Looking to trade sandals for spurs? From glamping in Utah to customizing cowboy hats in Colorado, here are the best places to indulge in your wildest Wild West fantasies.

Meandering wild burros, wild west shootouts, and abandoned mines leading into the desert hills. This dusty village is on a desolate stretch of America’s favorite highway, and it’s not to be missed!

From an artsy outpost in Arizona to a South Carolina city with roots going back to the 1500s, the best places to live are ...

Heads up: your Federal Tax return is due Tuesday, April 15. While you’re trying to remember if you ever worked for the ...

The theater opened during Tombstone’s silver mining boom and operated 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It wasn’t just a theater – it was a gambling hall, saloon, and brothel all rolled into one ...

Arizona’s best ghost towns aren’t just empty buildings collecting dust. They’re gold mines frozen in time, saloons where you ...

There’s something about walking into the Bird Cage Theatre in Tombstone that makes your skin prickle with delicious unease – like you’ve just stepped onto the set of a horror movie where you might ...

Whether it was in their dress, behaviour, or attitudes regarding sex, women were keen on shedding the hysterical fixation ...

Long before it became the birthplace of California’s first brewpub, this property reflected the town’s changing identity — from a rough-and-tumble Wild West saloon to a bustling butcher shop ...