The station wagon may have been buried in the market by the SUV, but fans of its look can still find echoes of the boxy ...

Being the daughter of a horseman can have a lot of perks, such as traveling and living in many different states. Just ask ...

From the first time a circus visited San Antonio in 1858, the dates usually fell in October or even November — because even then, it was too hot to want to sit under a canvas tent during the summer ...

A Western legend rolls back into Pueblo. Don’t miss the unveiling of an original 1860s chuckwagon at the Goodnight Barn where history, heritage and community come together.

The original Chuckwagon, a 150-year-old innovation in cowboy cooking, is rolling back into history, and into the heart of the ...

For nearly two decades, Logger has been traveling the country the old-fashioned way, by horse and wagon. Now, he’s spending time in Auburn, resting at Ride with Faith, a local equine therapy ranch ...

I often wondered what those old rusty farm contraptions were sitting in the far corners of hay fields. Obviously they had something to do with hay. Well, duh! They looked sorta like a horse-drawn hay ...

Another beautiful week in the books. It’s amazing how the grass has come on with the recent rain and cool weather. Brandings are getting done between showers, cattle are going to grass, and ...

A Montana man is making his fifth trip across the country from Wyoming to Massachusetts and is taking a break at a ranch in Auburn.

WASHINGTON — The horse-drawn caissons of the 3rd Infantry Regiment that have carried the caskets of deceased service members ...

Treasures Out West, a new western transportation museum in Joliet, celebrated its grand opening on Friday. The museum's owner ...

The Army stopped using iconic funeral processions called caissons because horses were getting sick and dying. They're back ...