Phillips Gallery will host an exhibit titled, Moments in Time, featuring the work of Kalispell artist Mary Knotts through Nov. 29. The public is invited to meet the artist from 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 7, ...

Star Telegram article from 11/26/1994 about a local reverend and activist’s symbolic coffin protest Fort Worth Star-Telegram On Thanksgiving weekend in 1995, a Fort Worth activist dropped a casket.

Ram is trotting out a crew-cab street truck concept for SEMA that’s also sort of a nod to Mr. Limpet’s ’70s “Dodge Dude” (more on that in a second). As an appreciator of cutesy creativity, I dig the ...

DENVER -- After an enterprising life, one resilient Colorado casket can finally rest in peace. The sturdy wood vessel lined with a silky white interior originated as a traditional mortuary viewing ...

Don Lemon got into a squabble with a legal immigrant from Mexico on the topic of illegal immigration, telling the woman “it’s not a crime” to enter the U.S. illegally during a live stream on the ...

One of the staple grocery items up the most in price this year—besides coffee and beef—are fresh vegetables. It even has a name: veggie-flation. Since veggie-flation is raising the price of many ...

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Growing up in Encampment, where my graduating class had just 10 students, I learned quickly that opportunities don’t always come knocking in rural America. But when one of my classmates a year ahead ...

On Oct. 3, 1960, The Andy Griffith Show aired its very first episode. The series followed Andy Griffith as Sheriff Andy Taylor, Don Knotts as his sleepy deputy Barney Fife and Ron Howard as Andy’s son ...

The Andy Griffith Show premiered 65 years ago on Oct. 3, 1960 Back in 1986, Andy Griffith, Don Knotts, Ron Howard and the rest of the cast opened up to PEOPLE about the series when they reunited for a ...

As a child, Shaleak Knotts earned a fitting nickname. The boy — who was never truly little — would hit anyone or anything in reach. His uncle Larry came up with a name that has stuck from his family ...