Taste of Country

Break out the tissues: Here are the saddest country songs of all time.

The Bo Duke actor and Elly Castle were married from 1993 to 2019.

Blake Shelton skips the seven-mile drive from airport to his Oklahoma ranch. Instead, he sends a helicopter to pick up his guests.

Toby Keith's patriotism and support for the military lead many fans to assume that he was politically conservative. The truth is much more nuanced.

You won't find much traditional country on this festival lineup, and some familiar faces are missing.

Riley Green's still chasing one big dream in country music, and it means everything because of the people who got him here.

Parker McCollum's raising his son to be respectful above all else, even if brains don't run in the family.

He looks back with regret on one career misstep.

Who's got your vote this week?

Lots of A-Listers have put out dark country music, but No. 1 on this list is a deep cut you might have never heard before.

Dolly Parton was laid to rest at Nashville's Woodlawn Memorial Park and Mausoleum, alongside her late husband, Carl Dean.

The case is complex and confusing.

The battle over Parton's estate just got more complicated.

Researchers ranked the songs most likely to get drivers to speed, and the results might surprise you about what's playing in your car.

A few of country music's most well-known singers have proven to be the best tellers of ghost stories.

ESPN star Pat McAfee also debuts during Season 4, Episode 3 of 'Tulsa King.'

The gospel single celebrates living away from the city with an authenticity most would be nervous to reveal.