Past and present have an unusual relationship in Tombstone, Arizona. Men dressed as 1880s gunfighters are forever clomping up and down wooden sidewalks with jingling spurs and holstered revolvers ...

Welcome to Tombstone Arizona, the Land of Lawlessness. It’s a place where drinking shots at the saloon bar, followed by trips to the service room to the ladies in waiting, and watching a gun ...

Go south on State Route 80 (at Exit 303) to Tombstone. Arizona Republic contributor Roger Naylor, Republic reporter Bill Goodykoontz and USA TODAY reporter Bryan Alexander contributed to this article.

Historic reenactors, frontier architecture, and mock cowboy shootouts make a visit to Tombstone, Arizona, feel like time travel. Jesse Forbes, 11, demonstrates his pistol spinning during the 2016 ...

Tombstone isn't notorious for it's minerals, though. Everything changed on Oct. 16, 1881, when a long-simmering feud erupted into a shootout near the now legendary O.K. Corral.

“That put Tombstone on the map,” said Arizona Bill. It’s a gunfight that unfolded in 1881. “It was a 30-second gunfight. 38 shots were fired, and three men lay dead on the street,” he added.

Tombstone Film Fest Host Bob Edwards talks with former Hollywood train-stunt coordinator Jim Clark, about a new film festival designed to pay tribute to a largely ignored genre: the Western. The ...