Too many Wyatt Earps walking Tombstone's streets ... I’ve been in theater for 32 years. ... Ask a question about the issue at a local saloon or trinket shop and the place is likely to go silent.

Josephine Marcus met Earp in Tombstone in 1881 when she was living with Johnny Behan, Cochise County sheriff. The relationship didn’t last. She left Tombstone for San Francisco in 1882, a few ...

Wyatt Earp, a gambler, bordello enthusiast and lawman who arrived in Tombstone with his brothers in 1879, signed the prostitution license for the Bird Cage’s Josephine Sarah “Sadie” Marcus ...

Minutes before High Noon on April 14, members of the O.K. Corral troupe, costumed in full “black-and-white” lawman regalia as the famous Earp brothers: Wyatt, Morgan and Virgil, were volleying ...

Where would Tombstone be today without Wyatt Earp? The southeast Arizona community owes a great day to its former lawman and will pay tribute to him at its annual Wyatt Earp Days celebration.

Wyatt Earp's gravestone was stolen, then recovered in 19 Here's a look at the Bay Area's past. Items have been culled from The Chronicle's archives from 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago.