From hearty plates of beef stew and chili to steak and pie, find out what James Arness and the Gunsmoke cast were actually eating on the Dodge City set.

Gunfighters, buffalo hunters, drifters, railroad builders, traders, and soldiers from Fort Dodge, just up the road—that was Dodge City, Kansas, in the 1870s. Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, Doc Holliday, ...

Any man fool enough to look for trouble in 1870s Dodge City could count on two things: finding it, and finding himself knocked over the head by the butt of a gun. And if he was especially unlucky or ...

Dodge City? It’s a scene familiar to “Gunsmoke” fans — Marshal Dillon faces the gunslinger in the middle of a Dodge City street. Guns are drawn, shots are fired. Dillon wins, and another show begins ...

I arrived at Dodge City High School and headed straight for the lake. That would be Demon Lake, the acre-size pond at the side of the school grounds, where students practice their catch-and-release of ...

Once famous for gunslingers and cowboys, Dodge City, Kansas, relies on its Hispanic population—and not just for economic survival. The middle of the country is more of an immigrant magnet than you ...

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - It’s known as the Wickedest Little City of the West. In this week’s Destination Heartland, we’re headed to the Wild West! Dodge City is about 5 hours southwest of Kansas ...