The rodeo world is mourning the death of Hall of Fame bronc riding legend “Cody” Bill Smith at age 83. He loved Cody, Wyoming ...

often with friend “Wild Bill” Hickok, Cody launched his own revue, “Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show,” in 1883. Featuring a huge, diverse cast, the attraction toured the United States ...

But just how accurate was Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West show? The buffalo were real, to begin with. So was Bill Cody. He had grown up in Kansas during the period of intensive Western migration ...

KGUN 9's Pat Parris explores the 'Legend of the Iron Door Mine,' and tells us what makes this legend Absolutely Arizona.

"Buffalo" Bill Cody. He himself was a dreamer and became known as the World's Greatest Showman with his traveling Wild West Show in the 1870's - early 1900's. The showmanship continues as every ...

But the married couple, who bought Wild Bill’s Western Store last summer, wanted something they could do together. And they wanted a business in Dallas. Cody Newport grew up Princeton ...

He re-enacted that battle with his Buffalo Bill Combination and re-created his deadly duel with a young Comanche chief he encountered while chasing Sitting Bull. Cody paraded through his Wild West ...

Cody, he gained his infamous nickname during ... which featured himself, "Texas Jack" and "Wild Bill" Hickock. The show continued on until 1882, when "Buffalo Bill" created another show called ...