Randy Travis

Randy Travis was among the guests at Joe Nichols’ concert at Billy Bob’s Texas in Fort Worth on Saturday (Nov. 22). The country legend visited with Nichols, and even treated the ‘Yeah’ singer’s family to a barbecue dinner.

It's been more than a year since Randy Travis had a stroke, and his fiancee says he is continuing to make great strides in his recovery.

Randy Travis' hometown of Marshville, NC made some changes when they put up a new sign welcoming people into their town. One of the changes was removing Randy Travis from the sign. The old welcome sign read "Marshville, Home of Randy Travis & Country Living," while the new one essentially just welcomes you to the town with "Welcome to Marshville, North Carolina". ... Read M

Randy Travis has released a new music video for his song 'Don't Worry 'Bout Me,' but the singer doesn't actually appear in the clip.

Randy Travis is gearing up to release a new 13-track album, 'Influence Vol. 2: The Man I Am,' this August.

After suffering a stroke last July, Randy Travis may finally be on a road to recovery.

Reports have been mixed about Randy Travis's recovery after he suffered a stroke last summer. Recent reports say that the singer is no longer able to speak.

Randy Travis stepped out in public -- a rarity since his 2013 stroke -- for his friend Dolly Parton's concert.

If you're in the market for a luxurious ranch in New Mexico, complete with stitched leather ceilings, horse stables, and an area for a pet buffalo, then Randy Travis' gated estate could be the right one for you -- and the good news is, it's available.

The road to recovery is a long one -- especially after suffering from a stroke. Randy Travis is still on that bumpy path following a stroke in July of last year, despite making lots of progress since then.

Randy Travis put his cowboy boots on and moved into the public eye for the first time since a stroke last summer. A photo shared by a fellow country singer is another positive sign for fans of the country legend.

It's been nearly six months since Randy Travis suffered a stroke due to congestive heart failure, which was then followed by a string of complications. Although it's been a long road to recovery -- and it's still not over -- the legendary singer is anxious to get back to work, according to his father.