This Minnesota company is auctioning off hundreds of items once owned by the "man in black," or better known as Johnny Cash.

On this day in 1970, Johnny Cash performed a 12-song set of his choosing at the White House for Richard Nixon.

Johnny Cash refuted his regional, ultra-conservative persona in a candid 1988 interview where he talks about war, Twisted Sister, and more.

A rare collection of personal items that once belonged to country music icon Johnny Cash is up for auction right now, and it's thanks to a unique connection forged between a Minnesota auction house ...

Santa Rosa Cannabis Dispensary is marking both 4/20 and its fifth anniversary with a full-day celebration featuring an artist ...

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez joined the senator at rallies from Nebraska to California to tell how unprecedented wealth and ...

I Walk the Line’ arrived ahead of its time and changed everything that followed. As Bob Dylan would later write in his memoir, “I‘d always considered [‘I Walk the Line’] to be up there at the top, one ...

In the fallout, some of the Hayes descendants are stepping up. These relatives were reminded why they keep on sharing his ...

On face value, this one-off show tips the balance in favour of Yorkshire. Teaming up with Bradford ’s Black Dyke Band as part ...

John Howie Jr. stopped by Live & Local ahead of the release of his band's album "The Return Of...John Howie Jr. and the ...