Patsy Cline

May they rest in peace ...

A new museum is headed to Nashville to honor the life and legacy of Patsy Cline.

Construction on a new museum dedication to Patsy Cline will begin in Nashville in June.

Some of the biggest country stars have a pretty big secret -- they aren't who you think they are!

Grab the tissues ...

November 16, 1994 Garth Brooks' Ropin' The Wind album is certified for shipments of 10 million copies

November 13, 2010 Alan Jackson's "Where Were You (When The World Stopped Turning)" ranks #1 as CMT debuts 40 Greatest Songs Of The Decade.

October 15, 1969 Johnny Cash wins a record-setting five times during the third annual Country Music Association awards at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.

1992 Brooks & Gill Reign At The CMAs Vince Gill and Garth Brooks are double-winners in the 26th annual Country Music Association awards at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House.

This morning we are celebrating the Queens of country music. There are several that come to mind but three stand out from the rest. In our first hour, we will have Tammy Wynette in the spot light.

If you visited the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in 2012, you were one of 564,777 visitors, meaning it was a very popular place to be. In fact, it was the largest attendance total in the museum's history, which spans 45 years. Two reasons for the phenomenal attendance rate? Taylor Swift and Patsy Cline.

In a brief but stellar career, country music pioneer Patsy Cline not only scored a string of highly influential hits, but she also performed on some of the most important variety shows of the early age of television. A new collection titled 'Patsy Cline on the Air: Her Greatest TV Performances' brings together the legendary vocalist's most notable television appearances in one place.