Five years ago today, the world said goodbye to the fearless artist who became country music's first Black star.

Barrier-breaking country star Charley Pride was at No. 1 with the biggest crossover hit of his career on this day in 1972.

Over a century of the Grand Ole Opry, its members helped it ascend to legendary status. Here's what to know about the performers who shaped the Opry.

Charley Pride, considered the first, and one of the only, Black superstars in country music, died of COVID-19 complications Saturday in Dallas, according to an official statement. He was 86 years old.

Country music lost a trailblazer five years ago, December 12, when Charley Pride, the first Black star in country music, died at age 86.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Music City Walk of Fame welcomed three new members on Tuesday. The famous sidewalk will now feature plaques for the reigning CMA and ACM Group of the Year, Old Dominion, ...