Locust Grove’s Dayna and Madison Eilert are the first women to qualify for bull riding at the American Cowboys Rodeo Association Finals in Tulsa.

Kansas cowgirls Dayna and Mady Eilert conquer formidable bulls, showcasing courage and skill, as they get ready for their biggest challenge yet in OKC this week.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Moria Novakoski was recently afforded a reprieve from the frigid farms of West Michigan, traveling to the ...

Rodeo fans at the sixth performance of the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo’s ProRodeo Tournament saw exciting second round action right out of the gate in bareback riding. Wacey Schalla ...

Tyler Kippes’ silver cross necklace dangled in front of his vest and his blue button-down shirt, which covered the six-inch ...

Well before he was a teenager, Andres “Dre” Vidales became interested in bull riding, inspired by the movie Eight Seconds, about Lane Frost, the legendary American rodeo cowboy and champion bull rider ...

Area cowboys will rally together to raise scholarship funds in memory of a bull rider. Community members will unite for the fifth year to pay tribute and remember the late bull rider Rowdy Swanson ...

This June, Chevron and the Ariat Texas Rattlers will unite to host the second annual PBR Chevron Showdown presented by Ariat Texas Rattlers at the Ector County Coliseum. (Courtesy Photo) After the ...

WILLMAR — A rain or shine event, the Great Frontier Bull Riding did not disappoint. Conditions were nearly perfect Thursday before a packed crowd at the Kandiyohi County Fair. Bull riders, mostly from ...