Keith Whitley

The hospital stay led to his sobriety and a new life persepctive.

Jesse Keith Whitley says he's sober now, one month after a painful hospitalization.

Take a tour of some of country music's biggest names' final resting places, and read the inscriptions written on their tombstones.

Texans are never without a healthy dose of state pride.

In some cases, life happened. In other cases, they just didn't have the right team to help.

Whitley may have been gone for 36 years now, but he's still alive in the spirit of his sweet young grandchildren.

Add these songs to your St. Paddy's Day playlist!

Love is in the air.

When he couldn't find a documentary on this beloved country singer to watch, Shelton decided to make his own.

In the 1980s, more than ever before, country artists and songwriters were perfecting the art of the story song.

These artists may have passed, but their music lives on.

It's not as easy as it looks.

You might share a deeper connection with these artists than just a love of their music.

What country songs dominated the years of the 1980s? We list 'em!

Where are some of the biggest names in country music buried? We have all the details here.

On April 8, 1989, "I'm No Stranger to the Rain" became Whitley's last No. 1 hit before his death from alcoholism.

The event will still be held at the Acadiana Center for the Arts in downtown Lafayette.

Has Kenny Chesney really been at it for 30 years?

Here is how local news announced the deaths of 10 country singers and celebrities.

It's finally here, the big reveal for 97.3 The Dawg's 5th annual Holiday Hangover Show, brought to you by Express Employment Lafayette.