The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo comes to an end on Feb. 7, where a nearly 1,500 pound champion steer named White Castle will be auctioned off.

Bob Tallman called his last Fort Worth rodeo on Saturday night, but he is not retiring from a sport where his voice remains legendary.

For decades, Tallman has changed how rodeo sounded and felt. Now, the legendary rodeo announcer is handing the microphone over in Fort Worth.

The voice of the FW Stock Show & Rodeo was honored in his final time to call the event on Saturday night. The Tigers drew ...

The newly formed Lone Star Region of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association hosted its first Fort Worth rodeo inside historic Will Rogers Coliseum. Tarleton State swept both team titles with ...

The Junior Steer Show at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo is one of the most anticipated events. This year, more than 1,600 competed for the title of Grand Champion, but only one could win. "This has ...

Bob Tallman’s voice is one of the most iconic in PRORODEO. It’s unmistakable. From the deep tone to the clever commentary and ...

If you are a breakaway roping fan, you know the name Danielle Lowman. She was legendary in the second go of Bracket 7 at the FWSS&R. Ashley Castleberry made an impressive comeback after a devastating ...