If you've never heard of these country stars from the 1960s, you're not alone. But their tunes are more than worth spinning ...

Two people have been killed after a small plane crashed on Catalina Island. The two-seater, identified as a factory Sling, smashed into a remote area on the south side of the island just after midday.

Nashville’s neighborhood in the north once served as the home of numerous country music artists, including stars like Patsy ...

The crash took place around 8:17 a.m. in the 700 block of West Thames Street. Police said 66-year-old Maria Cardoza, of Norwich, crashed head-on into a heavy-duty wrecker. Cardoza died as a result of ...

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FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — Four students from the metro Atlanta area were involved in a fiery, deadly crash during spring break on Monday. The students, from Forsyth County, were driving along a stretch of ...

CLAVERACK — Four people died in a head-on collision Monday night on Route 9H. Three people were also injured in the crash, which happened at about 7 p.m. just south of the intersection with Van Wyck ...

Young’s rendition of Nelson's classics are stripped back to the bare minimum, with nothing more than a harmonica and acoustic guitar.

WE’RE BACK NOW WITH BREAKING NEWS AT 645. UNFORTUNATELY, AN ACCIDENT ON THE PARKWAY WEST IN CARNEGIE HAS THE INBOUND LANES, ALL INBOUND LANES CLOSED THIS MORNING. THIS IS A LOOK AT THAT SCENE. WE KNOW ...

Madelyn Cline and influencer Henry Smith are the internet’s hottest new couple, a source exclusively tells Us Weekly. An insider confirms to Us that Cline, 28, and Smith, 29, are “dating” after ...

Madelyn Cline turned heads with a stunning new appearance in her latest photos shared on Instagram. She flaunted a chic blue bikini complemented by a sheer, see-through knitted floral cover-up shrug.

A 1961 crossover hit by Patsy Cline, written by Willie Nelson, remains one of the most celebrated country songs ever recorded.