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Nearly 20 years after "Tim McGraw" launched her career, Taylor Swift is looking back at the country roots that shaped her as an artist and songwriter.

Riley Green didn't become a country star overnight. Now he's getting real about what it's been like watching his career and fame grow over the past decade.

The Rumble Ponies are 18-3 through August 23rd so far, and the month has been nothing short of remarkable for Binghamton baseball fans.

Jamey Johnson says Toby Keith's golf trash talk was so good it would mess with your head long after the round was over.

Hayden Panettiere's mother Lesley Vogel says she gave her daughter an ultimatum one year ago.

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Police arrested a man they say is responsible for a massive burglary at Greg Biffle's house. He may have struck elsewhere.

Before Ella Langley ever played a sold-out show, she was singing to nervous dental patients as a kid, and that origin story is genuinely charming.

Nearly half of Americans say they simply forget to drink water during the day. That might explain a lot about how New York ranked on a recent hydration survey.

Russell Dickerson covered a Garth Brooks classic, and then Garth Brooks himself showed up in the comments with the kindest words imaginable.

Kacey Musgraves began her 'Middle of Nowhere' Tour in Chicago last weekend. The setlist and staging stay true to her new album.

Thousands are expected to descend on Binghamton for a shot at three Guinness World Records titles.

Caramel M&Ms are winning the internet, at least in New York, where they topped the search charts ahead of every other flavor in the lineup.

Rising country singer Wade Forster recalled being bullied at boarding school in Australia because of his love of country music and Brooks & Dunn.

Bunnie Xo is opening up about what life has really been like since her divorce from Jelly Roll — and she's got plenty keeping her busy.

Megan Moroney sold out Bridgestone Arena two nights in a row — here are the key takeaways from her Nashville tour stop.

Garth Brooks calls himself part of the old guard now, and he says that title comes with a clear responsibility to the next generation of country artists.

The filing alleges major elements borrowed from another proposed show.